Rob Davidson Leonard
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Tom Baker’s scarf is stupid and annoying. The bigger it gets, the more stupid and annoying it is. I genuinely believe that Tom thought this too. In Seasons 15-16 he looks thoroughly sick of it.
Absolutely this! Such a missed opportunity.
Seasons 8-11 take place in another alternative universe. After going sideways into a fascist Earth in Inferno, the Doctor has another go and ends up on a warm cuddly Earth where soldiers have long hair and make tea all day and the Brigadier is a daft twat. For some reason he decides to stay there.
Aww Little Simon Mayo wearing his dad’s suit #toto
This entire song is an outro #totp
Tonight Matthew, I’m going to be Boris Johnson as a five year old #totp
Paul’s backing band like a group of dads standing round the barbecue #totp
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We used to get videos and images from people who liked making videos and images. AI means we can now get them from people who dislike making videos and images. This doesn’t feel like an improvement.
Lesley and Peter just…. Embody the 70s here! ❤️
@wheezingpod.bsky.social please can you flag up your forthcoming episodes on Bluesky so that those of us who don’t use Twitter can join in the correspondence? 😊
Had the Power of Kroll one one whilst driving north at the weekend. ‘Brad Pitt, Brad Pitt, Fixing the car’ nearly made me cause a pile up on the M1.
Troughton’s was a necessary step, if a little cruel to the original leading actor.
I should add that I’m a big fan of Hartnell’s Doctor. There’s nothing lacking in his performance, it just doesn’t gel at this point the way it had in the first two years. The series had to change since young audiences were already growing more sophisticated by the later sixties, so the change to
Like War Machines, Tenth Planet shows rather harshly that, regardless of Hartnell’s declining health, the direction the series was going in no longer suited his style of performance or that characterisation. He’s out of step and, sadly, seems to know it.
Same here. I just wouldn’t rush back to it.
War Machines is such a breathtaking shift in tone and realisation that it could almost be a different series entirely. Ben and Polly are a blast of fresh air but Hartnell’s performance as the First Doctor feels completely out of step with what’s going on around him.
Celestial Toymaker is a textbook exercise in taking a high concept premise and making it as mundane and tedious as possible. The animation did a great job of making it watchable - but only the once.
Absolutely. They needed a second series together!
Preston Front. It was just absolutely joyous.
that it’s a real shame they didn’t have longer together. The resolution is a bit of a damp squib - it feels like Armageddon should have been two episodes shorter, with a climactic two-part showdown with the Black Guardian, but the money sadly has so clearly run out.