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Post by RitaLittlewood on Mar 14, 2005 18:07:16 GMT
No surprise Tom Baker was top followed Peter Davison, Jon Pertwee, Sylvester McCoy, Patrick Troughton, William Hartnell, Colin Baker and unsurprisingly Paul McGann.
Patsy
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Post by sootycat on Mar 25, 2005 12:50:43 GMT
I have always been a big fan of Dr Who, but I never saw any episodes with Sylvester McCoy.
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Mar 25, 2005 13:48:28 GMT
You aren't missing much then. Some were good. But there were real potboilers, especially in his first season. Though Ghost Light isn't worth wasting 75 mins of your life watching. LOL!
Patsy
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Post by sootycat on Mar 27, 2005 12:35:20 GMT
I never saw the Paul McGann version either. From what I've read about it, I'm glad I didn't. Wasn't it made in America  |
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Post by RitaLittlewood on Mar 27, 2005 13:55:39 GMT
It was a co-production with Universal IIRC and filmed in Vancouver. It was ridiculous. Nicked from Spearhead From Space, The Deadly Assassin and The Keeper of Traken for that pile of crap. I remember leaving a message on the answerphone for Paramount text letters saying I'd seen the new one before only then it was called them. LOL! They had the eye of harmony in the cloister room of the Tardis and only a human eye coupld open it. Duh! If that was the case, the Master could have got any human to open it and he wouldn't have needed to go to Gallifrey. And in Edge of Destruction (I'd rather use BBC video release titles than DWM titles), it was said the power of the Tardis was under the time rotor. Then there was the Doctor being half human. It may have been written, directed, produced by Brits but they didn't have a clue really. I think it was Sylvester McCoy who said all the companies involved had their own ideas of how it should be done and that's one reason it was so crap.
Patsy
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