@nick1235   In this context, there is no “dumb”, only “bonkers”!  Carry on.

@wcasey5    Sorry, I don’t see a mature leg there. If that leg belonged to an adult, said adult has considerably less hair than my fifteen year old son! 🙂

@Spider    I think that if there is no monster, then the Doctor was hurt either by flying debris or possibly…[Read more]

@nick1235     Yes, we are officially bilingual here, French and English, but most of the native French speakers are in the east, not as many here. I learned in school and do okay, but haven’t had enough chance to really use it to get fluent. My son is learning in school now, so I am relearning some of the things I have forgotten!  🙂  I agree…[Read more]

@nick1235    Oh, no, they will just get up in the morning to find out what has been going on while they slept (usually much less than happens while we sleep!). It’s rather quiet this evening (evening for me); there are a number of Australians and Americans that sometimes get going at this time, and things can get lively.

As for early episodes, I…[Read more]

Hi, @nick1235! Welcome to the Pacific Rim watch of the Doctor Who Forum. We carry the torch while the British are asleep. (Most of them, anyway. Occasionally, a night owl shows up and surprises us all!) I am across the Pacific from you, in Vancouver.

I’m with you, I love the new Doctor. I connected with him instantly, because he reminds me of…[Read more]