Not Doctor What, Doctor Who
November 8th 2009 05:59
Qstage:
The Doctor
Original Creative Writing:
Dr Who series 1 - 4
$299.00
Box Set
Get ready to check out this long awaited boxed collection of 23 discs series offering 52 episodes from series one through to four, three Christmas Specials plus a host of Extras.
Series 1 began strongly anticipated, closely watched by a generation who had seen it, believed it and loved it with the wonderful Mr Baker, better known these days as the voice of Little Brittan. Returning to the screen with Christopher Eccleston as the wise and cheeky Doctor was a very good move. Suave and sexy, Eccleston managed to have enough of the rough diamond about him to give the big Doc some contemporaneous complexity and street cred.
Then the astonishing thing happened, he, the dear Doctor, changed, like he had so many times before; somehow this other Doctor would be the most beautiful we had ever seen. He was waxy sex in a tube. Giving the Doctor sex appeal was inevidable I guess, at some stage it had to happen and this was the best time I figure with the utterly
charismatic David Tennant stepping into the role of the Doctor for Series 2, 3 and 4. How fantastic he is, so much fun and so terribly sexy. Why not team him up with the bevvy of beauties they did. He has a youthful quality, a nice friend called Captain Jack, and such deeply expressive eyes. The special effects that had once been impressive were also much improved. The quantum leap into cgi and hdv is all very obvious in the new series'.
We have watched in wonder as the Doctor has travelled through space and time with Rose (Billy Piper), Martha (Freema Agyeman) and Donna (Catherine Tate).
Guest stars include John Simm and the evergreen Kylie Minogue.
Available in a great box set, at a store near you. Try this link here! (ABC Shop)
$299.00
Box Set
Get ready to check out this long awaited boxed collection of 23 discs series offering 52 episodes from series one through to four, three Christmas Specials plus a host of Extras.
Series 1 began strongly anticipated, closely watched by a generation who had seen it, believed it and loved it with the wonderful Mr Baker, better known these days as the voice of Little Brittan. Returning to the screen with Christopher Eccleston as the wise and cheeky Doctor was a very good move. Suave and sexy, Eccleston managed to have enough of the rough diamond about him to give the big Doc some contemporaneous complexity and street cred.
Then the astonishing thing happened, he, the dear Doctor, changed, like he had so many times before; somehow this other Doctor would be the most beautiful we had ever seen. He was waxy sex in a tube. Giving the Doctor sex appeal was inevidable I guess, at some stage it had to happen and this was the best time I figure with the utterly
We have watched in wonder as the Doctor has travelled through space and time with Rose (Billy Piper), Martha (Freema Agyeman) and Donna (Catherine Tate).
Guest stars include John Simm and the evergreen Kylie Minogue.
Available in a great box set, at a store near you. Try this link here! (ABC Shop)
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