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Dr.Quatermass: I have to say Dr. You are once again spot on with that oberservation and anything I am about to say that contradicts this statement is strictly for humor sake. was unstarred
@Paul_Is_Drunk: Very few film adaptations cast the people the author imagined when he was writing. Dan Brown imagined Harrison Ford as Robert Langdon, he even describes him as "Harrison Ford in a tweed jacket" or something like that. Ron Howard cast Tom Hanks. Tom Hanks is a great actor but he is a far from Harrison Ford as I am from the Grand Canyon. Warren Ellis is an excellent writer. He should know that describing something as "So Weird" doesn't actually convey any information. There are probably a dozen different interpretations of what he meant in the minds of just those people who read this particular post. #red
@Presidentpez: If you get the chance read the original book written by Brian Garfield. Where the movie plays for laughs, the book is deadly serious. The basic plot idea is so good it works either way, although I think the book is far better.
As for me I'm going to watch some episodes of James Munro's 'Callan' (with Edward Woodward') to get in the mood for 'Red'. #red
@Presidentpez: It helps to be very very old (like me). I saw it in the theater with the future Mrs. Overclock (who I do not think was even a.k.a. Dr. Overclock, Medicine Woman yet). #red
@Im_your_Huckleberry: The proper usage is "She's one over 50 Dame I'd like to see naked". When the woman has a formal title, it's best to use the formal title in the formal wet dream.
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Romana ruled, and I wouldn't say no to Sparrow. The ohter female character that they could technically bring back (would be quite a process) would be Yvonne from Torchwood, who got turned into a cyber-man but evidently hung on to her own personality and who also was not (definitely) killed off. I liked the actress, the character was brainy and was also an older woman than the usual companion. Plus she was kind of an immoral creep, so you'd have the Turlough-like potential as well.
Gear up the plastic surgery cyber-man-reversing machine and viola!
Main reason Doctor Who can't be a woman: he's a DOCTOR. When they change the name of the show to Nurse Who or Stewardess Who or Frumpy Librarian That Lets Her Hair Down And Then Is Totally Hot Who, then you can cast a woman.
@KiddChaos: Thank you, at last a voice of reason. If Frank Miller has taught us anything it's that women can only be mommies, nurses, or secretaries. Oh, and strippers.
Too bad British women are too dumb and/or uninspired to becomes scientists without some SciFi show to guide them? That's what this lobby group spends its days thinking about - affirmative action for established TV characters?
I recall this being a matter of some contention among Who fans since the 80s.
I say let it rip. I mean as a quasi-immortal, regenerating being with two hearts and weird lungs from Gallifrey who knows what weirdness such biology can manifest, and changing genders really is pretty tame in comparison to some of the things the Doctor has done.
Now, let's move on to a serious issue, the Doctor's real name.
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Ellis is relatively successful but I'm sure he sees this as a big step forward. And big steps are trippy.
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As for me I'm going to watch some episodes of James Munro's 'Callan' (with Edward Woodward') to get in the mood for 'Red'. #red
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And for the next poll on io9 : Which over 50 sci-fi chick is the most do-able, a poll that Summer Glau (in any incarnation) cannot win. #red
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@Im_your_Huckleberry: The proper usage is "She's one over 50 Dame I'd like to see naked". When the woman has a formal title, it's best to use the formal title in the formal wet dream.
The picture here is from this summer.
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I mean, 7/24/81 is easy to remember. 7 is a holy number indicating perfection, 24 is the number of episodes of the first season of Terminator plus the number of episodes of Firefly, and the Arabic numerals for 81 are visible in the left palm of the human hand, which is the hand that..
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Gear up the plastic surgery cyber-man-reversing machine and viola!
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They could call it Doctor Sue
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"Anyone who tries to make a distinction between education and entertainment doesn't know the first thing about either."
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I say let it rip. I mean as a quasi-immortal, regenerating being with two hearts and weird lungs from Gallifrey who knows what weirdness such biology can manifest, and changing genders really is pretty tame in comparison to some of the things the Doctor has done.
Now, let's move on to a serious issue, the Doctor's real name.
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Why don't the BBC go make a female scientist show who fights crime with the aid of her trusty whip. Leave the good stuff alone ]: