Check it out here (http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/doctorwho/).
He looks funny.
When I first heard he was going to be Dr Who I was like, "Oh the guy from 28 Days Later" and I had no idea he was ALSO the guy from Shallow Grave!
He looks so different now
I've never heard of the guy, so thats a good thing. Seeing as most Doctors are nobodies to begin with... in fact the only other thing I cen remember Peter Davison playing was that pig/cow-thing who wanted to be eaten in Hitchhikers Guide...
Doctor Who looks like Jesus, as portrayed in many paintings and pools of vomit outside of nightclubs.
Quote from: Os à šltimo Quão Queijo ^_^ on Thu 25/03/2004 20:52:54
I've never heard of the guy, so thats a good thing. Seeing as most Doctors are nobodies to begin with... in fact the only other thing I cen remember Peter Davison playing was that pig/cow-thing who wanted to be eaten in Hitchhikers Guide...
Never watched "28 Days Later", then? Or "The Second Coming" - which also boasts the involvement of the new series' producer?
What is Doctor Who?
Quote from: Farlander on Sun 18/04/2004 23:55:08
What is Doctor Who?
You don't know?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/doctorwho/
The "Who" stands for "Who Cares" :-p
lol.. I was never a big fan of comics, but apparently Doctor Who has a big cult following and it's about time travel or some teleportation of some kind.. I don't even remember.. Wasn't there a show awhile ago?
Now presenting Harrison Ford as Indiania Jones as Tom Baker as Dr. Who!!!!!!
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Heheh.
Blackthorne
QuoteDoctor Who looks like Jesus
Christopher Eccleston played 'The second Jesus' In The Second Coming
:D
Quote from: LilGryphMaster on Mon 19/04/2004 00:49:01
The "Who" stands for "Who Cares" :-p
lol.. I was never a big fan of comics, but apparently Doctor Who has a big cult following and it's about time travel or some teleportation of some kind.. I don't even remember.. Wasn't there a show awhile ago?
Actually, the comics are merely one of many spin-offs from the TV show, which ran from 1963 to 1989 and had around 700 episodes; there was also a TV movie in 1996, as well as two theatrically released (at least in the UK) 60s films which stared none other than Peter Cushing in the title role.
Not a massive fan of the show myself, largely due to the fact that I've only seen about three episodes, quite some years ago, but I can definately see the appeal; cheesy, with very low production values (we're talking spaceships made of cardboard here), but with plenty of funky ideas and characters. Interestingly, Douglas Adams wrote four episodes, two of which ('Shada' and 'The City of DEATH'; emphasis mine, I apologise) apparently served as the starting point for a lot of the ideas expressed in his really rather good Dirk Gently novels.
So now you know.
For someone who's not a massive fan, you sure know alot about it.
Not really. I knew most of that stuff too, and I've never seen a single episode. Doctor Who is/was a massive part of British TV culture...
Ah... Gotcha