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Jodie Whitaker and Co are the worst thing that has ever happened to doctors who.
The most recent plots have served no other purpose but to tell us what to think and how to behave.
Maybe this episode will surprise, but they are driving fans away in droves in an attempt to stay relavant.
The most recent plots have served no other purpose but to tell us what to think and how to behave.
Maybe this episode will surprise, but they are driving fans away in droves in an attempt to stay relavant.
Last edited by glassalice; 3 weeks ago
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(Original post by glassalice)
Jodie Whitaker and Co are the worst thing that has ever happened to doctors who.
The most recent plots have served no other purpose but to tell us what to think and how to behave.
Maybe this episode will surprise, but they are driving fans away in droves in an attempt to stay relavant.
Jodie Whitaker and Co are the worst thing that has ever happened to doctors who.
The most recent plots have served no other purpose but to tell us what to think and how to behave.
Maybe this episode will surprise, but they are driving fans away in droves in an attempt to stay relavant.
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(Original post by SapphirePhoenix1)
lol
lol

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(Original post by glassalice)
Jodie Whitaker and Co are the worst thing that has ever happened to doctors who.
The most recent plots have served no other purpose but to tell us what to think and how to behave.
Maybe this episode will surprise, but they are driving fans away in droves in an attempt to stay relavant.
Jodie Whitaker and Co are the worst thing that has ever happened to doctors who.
The most recent plots have served no other purpose but to tell us what to think and how to behave.
Maybe this episode will surprise, but they are driving fans away in droves in an attempt to stay relavant.
Gutted because this new year's ep has Cap Jack in it who is one of my favourites but vowed to stop watching it until there's at least a new doctor if not a new show runner
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(Original post by ******is)
Yeah couldn't agree more, Jodie Whittaker is a great actress but the plots are abysmal and a definite attempt to try and make us more aware of social issues which I could do without in a sci-fi show.
Gutted because this new year's ep has Cap Jack in it who is one of my favourites but vowed to stop watching it until there's at least a new doctor if not a new show runner
Yeah couldn't agree more, Jodie Whittaker is a great actress but the plots are abysmal and a definite attempt to try and make us more aware of social issues which I could do without in a sci-fi show.
Gutted because this new year's ep has Cap Jack in it who is one of my favourites but vowed to stop watching it until there's at least a new doctor if not a new show runner
The show doesn't just broach on social issues, I wouldn't mind that, Dr Who has always addressed social issues to an extent. The shows sole focus is social issues- every episode, ever character, every line. It is just irritating.
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(Original post by ******is)
Yeah couldn't agree more, Jodie Whittaker is a great actress but the plots are abysmal and a definite attempt to try and make us more aware of social issues which I could do without in a sci-fi show.
Gutted because this new year's ep has Cap Jack in it who is one of my favourites but vowed to stop watching it until there's at least a new doctor if not a new show runner
Yeah couldn't agree more, Jodie Whittaker is a great actress but the plots are abysmal and a definite attempt to try and make us more aware of social issues which I could do without in a sci-fi show.
Gutted because this new year's ep has Cap Jack in it who is one of my favourites but vowed to stop watching it until there's at least a new doctor if not a new show runner
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(Original post by Mess.)
Basically every sci fi programme is shining a light on social issues, the problem with the way Doctor Who does it, is that it smacks you over the head with it rather than letting it naturally breathe through quality writing and acting.
Basically every sci fi programme is shining a light on social issues, the problem with the way Doctor Who does it, is that it smacks you over the head with it rather than letting it naturally breathe through quality writing and acting.
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(Original post by glassalice)
This is going a few years back, but Tourch Wood is a brilliant example of how to explore social issues. They effectively blended it in to the script in such away that it wasn't like listening to chalk being drawn across a board.
This is going a few years back, but Tourch Wood is a brilliant example of how to explore social issues. They effectively blended it in to the script in such away that it wasn't like listening to chalk being drawn across a board.

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(Original post by Mess.)
Basically every sci fi programme is shining a light on social issues, the problem with the way Doctor Who does it, is that it smacks you over the head with it rather than letting it naturally breathe through quality writing and acting.
Basically every sci fi programme is shining a light on social issues, the problem with the way Doctor Who does it, is that it smacks you over the head with it rather than letting it naturally breathe through quality writing and acting.
What do you guys think about the rumours of Whittaker's exit? Happy/Sad?
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(Original post by ******is)
Yeah well said, there is definitely something to be said about subtlety.
What do you guys think about the rumours of Whittaker's exit? Happy/Sad?
Yeah well said, there is definitely something to be said about subtlety.
What do you guys think about the rumours of Whittaker's exit? Happy/Sad?
Sad because she didn't really get to do as much as David Tennant or Matt Smith
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Like, I would have wanted more (and better episodes) with her Doctor
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(Original post by glassalice)
Jodie Whitaker and Co are the worst thing that has ever happened to doctors who.
The most recent plots have served no other purpose but to tell us what to think and how to behave.
Maybe this episode will surprise, but they are driving fans away in droves in an attempt to stay relavant.
Jodie Whitaker and Co are the worst thing that has ever happened to doctors who.
The most recent plots have served no other purpose but to tell us what to think and how to behave.
Maybe this episode will surprise, but they are driving fans away in droves in an attempt to stay relavant.
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(Original post by SapphirePhoenix1)
Happy that she’d be moving on (bc that last episode was crap)
Sad because she didn't really get to do as much as David Tennant or Matt Smith
Happy that she’d be moving on (bc that last episode was crap)
Sad because she didn't really get to do as much as David Tennant or Matt Smith
Happy because a new doctor will hopefully shake things up and give us at least a chance of something changing for the better and sad because she deserved a better writer/showrunner to demonstrate how good she can be. I know a lot of fans love her but it sucks that she's the first female doctor and it's been so bad.
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No, I stopped watching after the Tennant years. when Russell T. Davies left. Tried watching if for Capaldi but it just felt like a completely different show.
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(Original post by SapphirePhoenix1)
Who's excited?!?!
Who's excited?!?!
the comments talking about Jodie being bad i kind of agree but it was announced that this was her last season.There was a few mentions of the weeping angels making an appearance in series 13!!!All my whovians i have a question! What would you guy think about clara coming back. Yh she is stuck in time with only one heartbeat but remember when there was multiple versions of her ,there could be another ?
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#17
I think they could do with ageing up the target audience. At the moment it is clearly around 7+, whereas I think if they aimed for 12+, you would be able to get a bit more creative with the writing and bring in some of the lapsed fans who are in their mid-20’s and later who were part of the Tenant era.
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Overall I really enjoyed it 

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I wish The Doctor reacted more when Jack said Rose's name though 

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