Doctor Who 3x13 - "Last of the Time Lords" - Page 4

Danny Stewart · #61 July 6, 2007, 5:22 PM

That's not true, because if I watch it again, chances are I'm showing it to someone else, and when I show it to someone else, I revel in their reactions, and pay far more attention to them than to the episode itself.

Chris Britton · #62 July 6, 2007, 8:57 PM

Like i did with my sister and my friend Emma, although Athina seems to have lost mtouch with the series

Ross Hendrie · #63 July 7, 2007, 4:01 PM

After my second viewing of this, I dont think the Doctor is in the episode enough, neither is Jack.

Danny Stewart · #64 July 7, 2007, 5:02 PM

Yeah, agreed. One of the many problems here.

Chris Britton · #65 July 8, 2007, 8:26 AM

Likewise, too little of The Doctor and Jac

Also, although i loved The Simm Master, i thought he was a bit too comical to be taken seriously enough. If you know what i mean

stutomo · #66 July 8, 2007, 2:02 PM

Yeah I understand that. Like when he said he was going to kill Martha I just didn't take it seriously.

Chris Britton · #67 July 8, 2007, 2:42 PM

Yeah, since we had more time to see him. I can say now that Derek Jacobi should have stayed on as The Master, it would have given a far more chilling finale i felt we were robbed of.

Ben Dawson · #68 July 8, 2007, 3:51 PM

Oh, you should know by now that RTD's finales are NEVER chilling.

Danny Stewart · #69 July 8, 2007, 6:59 PM

True, sadly.

Chris Britton · #70 July 11, 2007, 6:24 AM

I must agree, the last two series finales were more sad then chilling, but they were better then what we say last week.

Danny Stewart for Doctor Who head writer!

Maybe if we all chant that at the same time it will work

stutomo · #71 July 11, 2007, 7:24 AM

Originally Posted by Chris Britton

I must agree, the last two series finales were more sad then chilling, but they were better then what we say last week.

Danny Stewart for Doctor Who head writer!

Maybe if we all chant that at the same time it will work

He needs to "tune in" to the Archangel network first... and probably also build one to tune into.

Danny Stewart · #72 July 11, 2007, 10:55 AM

Originally Posted by stutomo

He needs to "tune in" to the Archangel network first... and probably also build one to tune into.

Might help.

Superkid11 · #73 July 11, 2007, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by Chris Britton

I must agree, the last two series finales were more sad then chilling, but they were better then what we say last week.

Danny Stewart for Doctor Who head writer!

Maybe if we all chant that at the same time it will work

You know, it's very possible that I'LL be a science fiction writer when I grow up. Who knows, I might wind up writing an episode one fateful day in the future if I can pay for the long-distance calls and have enough time.

However, chances are it would be a very funny/bizarre episode, my mom has described my writing as "very Douglas Adams-y". Probably because my two favorite writers growing up were Douglas Adams and Dave Barry.

(I've only read Dave Barry's humor articles, not his novels. My mom read a novel by him called "Tricky Business", which apparently shows a darker side to his writing style.).
Then again I really haven't written anything with a dark or serious tone in a long time.

Chris Britton · #74 July 11, 2007, 1:20 PM

Originally Posted by Superkid11

You know, it's very possible that I'LL be a science fiction writer when I grow up. Who knows, I might wind up writing an episode one fateful day in the future if I can pay for the long-distance calls and have enough time.

However, chances are it would be a very funny/bizarre episode, my mom has described my writing as "very Douglas Adams-y". Probably because my two favorite writers growing up were Douglas Adams and Dave Barry.

(I've only read Dave Barry's humor articles, not his novels. My mom read a novel by him called "Tricky Business", which apparently shows a darker side to his writing style.).
Then again I really haven't written anything with a dark or serious tone in a long time.

We should work together on a story or something, my plots are accliamed on here and we know of your talents, we ought to try and do a story ourselves

Danny Stewart · #75 July 11, 2007, 5:23 PM

I'd be glad to see that -- although see if you can channel some more seriousness into it, Superkid.

Superkid11 · #76 July 11, 2007, 11:07 PM

Originally Posted by Danny Stewart

I'd be glad to see that -- although see if you can channel some more seriousness into it, Superkid.

Oh but isn't The Doctor's sense of humor his greatest strength?

Actually now that I think about it I have written something with a serious(and somewhat sad) tone. It was a romance thingie that had nothing to do with Doctor Who, it was exclusively my characters... and it was... a little dirty. x_x (The previous chapter was a lot dirty) Only my girlfriend has seen it and she will be the only one ever to see it.

But she said it was a good combination of eerie and sad at one point and it made her cry a little...
If you think she may have been biased, she knows that I desire critisism that may be helpful.

She herself I think writes much more beautifully in that genere and she actually inspired me to write it.

Danny Stewart · #77 July 12, 2007, 12:31 PM

Cool! See, I know you can write serious. And when I say "write serious" I don't mean change the Doctor's character. Of course he can keep his sense of humor.

Alexus · #78 July 26, 2007, 1:54 PM

I've made my triumphal return, after Ronnie has cajoled me... well, several times. I enjoyed the episode. Very much. Having a 3 parter made me all warm and tingle inside, too.

Dalek104 · #79 July 26, 2007, 2:03 PM

Great to see you back, Alexus!

Ronnie Rowlands · #80 July 26, 2007, 2:05 PM

Lol, were you even here when Alexus was about, dalek? If so you were probably fresh. A baby Dalek