Doctor Who fans

[Angelfishsolo]

For any Doctor Who fans out there a question. Before the big reveal tomorrow who do you think "River Song" is?

 

[alecstilleyedye]

alex kingston

actually, i suspect she's his timelord mother…

 

[MGBLemonrider]

Spoilers- I'm putting this thread on ignore.


well I would if I knew how, I read something about ignore on the internet once

 

[Melonfish]

i care not, i think pretty much all of the new doctor who's are utter utter dross.
where's colin baker when you need him?

 

[aberal]

For any Doctor Who fans out there a question. Before the big reveal tomorrow who do you think "River Song" is?

Dunno. His mother, his lover, his wife, his daughter - who knows? Truth is - it's had it's high points and it's had it's low points, but all in all, it's been brilliantly written and left us guessing. Which is what you want from free telly cack... Isn't that good?

 

[funnymummy]

I have missed the last 2 epsiodes, we are noramly out at the time on a Sat so set the Series Link on the Sky box.... Damn thing stopped working, but din't realise til today wehn couldn't find half my recorded programmes on the Planner!!
...Must watch on iPlayer So i sahn't be looking at this thread again LOL! x

 

[MontyVeda]

i care not, i think pretty much all of the new doctor who's are utter utter dross.
where's colin baker when you need him?

I think the writing has got a lot better in the last two series... and Ami Ponds legs!

 

[XmisterIS]

My earliest memories of Dr Who are of cowering behind the sofa, terrified of the Daleks ...

 

[wheres_my_beard]

Which is what you want from free telly cack...

You should get a license and contribute like the rest of us.

 

[PBancroft]

Hmm, I don't think she's a timelord. That would be too cheap IMHO. She kissed him a little too hard for her to be his mother.

I suspect that she is an unwitting villain, and is spending the rest of her life trying to make amends. We know she killed a good man. My current guess is that she believes she killed the Doctor, but we'll see.

I enjoyed RTD era Doctor Who, but not for his writing - Tennant's Doctor had a great emotional range. However I think I prefer Moffat's style of story telling, and Matt Smith had me at Fish fingers...

 

[wheres_my_beard]

I think River Song maybe her own mother.

 

[Melonfish]

I think the writing has got a lot better in the last two series... and Ami Ponds legs!

Some episodes have been damned good, i mean the first weeping angels? that was bloody brilliant! the van gogh one was heartbreaking too.
interesting neil gaimen has been getting in on the writing tho.
and i will give you amy pond, hottest assistant in YEARS!
pete

 

[wheres_my_beard]

This might get the old grey matter going, and also increase the geek factor exponentially...

http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/River_Song

 

[ufkacbln]

Hmm, I don't think she's a timelord. That would be too cheap IMHO. She kissed him a little too hard for her to be his mother.

I suspect that she is an unwitting villain, and is spending the rest of her life trying to make amends. We know she killed a good man. My current guess is that she believes she killed the Doctor, but we'll see.

I enjoyed RTD era Doctor Who, but not for his writing - Tennant's Doctor had a great emotional range. However I think I prefer Moffat's style of story telling, and Matt Smith had me at Fish fingers...

Well the title of this episode is "a Good man goes to war"

Coincidence?

 

[BearPear]

I pretend not to watch, but when hubby & son tune in I'll be there!

I was unsure about this Dr, Tom Baker was "my" Dr, but I have to say that he has grown on me. Can't believe that he is quite the cool dude in real life, not nerdy at all. As for River Song, I think she was his wife in the past, but why the Good Man reference? Did she kill him? And what of Amy and her baby - how did that happen, and when??

I hope they tie up a few loose ends tonight.