A friend of mine had a job which involved sitting on a boat for weeks on end not doing anything while they waited for conditions to be right to leave the harbour, and even then, to do any work. So he would download tons of films and games to his laptop in preparation for the long periods of paid imprisonment. This sounds a lot like the sixties equivalent of that.
I'm going to be on a plane when it airs, then in Europe for 3 weeks on a school trip. I'm going to have to just avoid the internet until I can get back at torrent it from somewhere.
I have no particular expectations of the special, except to learn what Moffat's idea for the Hurt Doctor is. How sad that my anticipation of this program is now purely meta. But I enjoyed the trailer a whole bunch. 8/10, would watch on perpetual repeat.
I'm going to be on a plane when it airs, then in Europe for 3 weeks on a school trip. I'm going to have to just avoid the internet until I can get back at torrent it from somewhere.
Wouldn't BBC iPlayer work? After you're back of course.
You can't use iPlayer in Australia unless you set up a proxy, and if I'm going to be doing the wrong thing anyway I might as well do it at high definition.
Wil, it's a school trip, so I can't really meet up with anyone I'm going to Germany, Prague, and Italy mainly, plus passing through a few places in between.
Is it an actual mini episode? Or is it the prologue to Day of the Doctor, because that's what I heard it was and I don't want to risk watching it just in case.
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all Meechmunchie did by trying to troll me was distract from the fact you all have no regard for Hetro or their rights at all, none.
There's just something about Dr. Who. It's really quite hard to say what I love about it and why I enjoy it. I think the fact it's a very important show in British television and because I am British, I think I appreciate it more. Saying that. The Americans adore it...
Also you've just gotta love the iconic sound effects.
I like pretty much anything that gets really creative or over the top (no matter how realistic or ridiculous) with what other "advanced races" may look like or how they might function. I also like time related shenanigans.
Doctor Who definitely has its moments. I'd suggest watching it with someone, though, if you ever get around to it. I find it's more enjoyable when you can talk about it while you watch it.
“I always believe the movies I've made are smarter than the way they are perceived by sort of mass culture and by the critics,” Snyder said, a statement he immediately followed by saying, “Also, ‘It looks like a video game.’
I'm going to Germany, Prague, and Italy mainly, plus passing through a few places in between.
