Doctor Who - The Mickey 2.0 edition

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[Manic]

Yep. I remember making jokes about it when he was announced as the new Spider-Man.

Speaking of Frank, it was kind of tragic how Martha kept bumping into guys who were totally into her while she was making eyes at the Doctor. There was Frank (I'll leave my disbelief that a Southern white man from 1930's America was trying to pull a black woman aside for a sec), that dude she got trapped in the escape pod with from "42," and William Shakespeare himself. That last one pissed me off. I like "The Shakespeare Code," but every time I watch it, I feel like yelling "Martha Jones, you get back in there and do Shakespeare!"

I would've.

Just to say I did.



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[OriginalMiles]

I hate Daleks In Manhattan so much.

"I... am a HUMAN... DALEK! I... am... your future." That line is just so... urgh.

I watched it again recently, and I just noticed... FRANK WAS ANDREW GARFIELD!!! He was great in it, probably the only good part.

Yep. I remember making jokes about it when he was announced as the new Spider-Man.

Speaking of Frank, it was kind of tragic how Martha kept bumping into guys who were totally into her while she was making eyes at the Doctor. There was Frank (I'll leave my disbelief that a Southern white man from 1930's America was trying to pull a black woman aside for a sec), that dude she got trapped in the escape pod with from "42," and William Shakespeare himself. That last one pissed me off. I like "The Shakespeare Code," but every time I watch it, I feel like yelling "Martha Jones, you get back in there and do Shakespeare!"

I would've.

Just to say I did.



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aaaand now that's the post everyone will see on the first page of the new thread. Oops.

Yeah, I kinda feel sorry for Martha. She was better than Rose to be honest, Rose's love for the Doctor came out of nowhere in Doomsday.

 

[Llama_Shepherd]

Rose's love for the Doctor didn't come out of nowhere. It was pretty well developed over two years.

 

[Jason Kane]

Can we call the new thread the Telos edition?

 

[Pink Ranger]

Can we call the new thread the Telos edition?

How about:

Doctor Who - Manic wants to do Shakespeare edition.

 

[OriginalMiles]

Rose's love for the Doctor didn't come out of nowhere. It was pretty well developed over two years.

I guess I wasn't paying enough attention to Series 1... or 2. I feel like I'm the only one who dislikes Rose as a love interest :L

 

[Manic]

Rose and the Doctor had a complex relationship during series 1. It was clear they really cared about each other, but that kind of love could've been interpreted any number of ways. It wasn't until "The Parting of the Ways" that I got the impression it was something romantic. And that "two hopelessly devoted idiots in love in the TARDIS" vibe permeated the whole series 2.

Even then, I don't really think their relationship was all that physical. The Doctor just doesn't seem like the type. Every time someone kisses him, no matter how many times it happens, he tends to have that "Oh, this is new!" reaction.

 

[Manic]

How about:

Doctor Who - Manic wants to do Shakespeare edition.

And I don't just mean I want to perform my King Lear.

 

[TheNextNolan22]

Doctor Who-The Impossible Thread Edition.

 

[Llama_Shepherd]

Rose and the Doctor had a complex relationship during series 1. It was clear they really cared about each other, but that kind of love could've been interpreted any number of ways. It wasn't until "The Parting of the Ways" that I got the impression it was something romantic. And that "two hopelessly devoted idiots in love in the TARDIS" vibe permeated the whole series 2.

Even then, I don't really think their relationship was all that physical. The Doctor just doesn't seem like the type. Every time someone kisses him, no matter how many times it happens, he tends to have that "Oh, this is new!" reaction.

I don't think the Doctor loved Rose in the way she loved him. Like you say, every time someone kisses him (and it is that way around, he never romantically kisses anyone) he's always shocked. David Tennant said as well he played it as if the Doctor loved Rose, but he wasn't attracted to her. I guess Handy would have fulfilled that criteria though.

 

[Pink Ranger]

And I don't just mean I want to perform my King Lear.

And nobody wants to see your Coriolanus.

 

[regwec]

I thought the Shakespeare/Martha thing was really cute.

I liked her a lot.

 

[Doc Ock]

I thought the Shakespeare/Martha thing was really cute.

I liked her a lot.

I agree, Martha was great! Feels like alot of Series 3 was great because of her when the stories themselves weren't so great. Although Series 4 Martha was...I dunno.

 

[Manic]

I think Martha was just fine in series 4, so long as she wasn't crying over a dead Hath.

 

[Sawyer]

Dat title.

 

[Manic]

Now someone's just being passive aggressive.

 

[DarkSovereignty]

Ugh. F***ing Mickey

 

[KevanG]

But it's Mickey 2.0...

New and Improved.

But still Mickey.

 

[Scarecrow_King]

Mickey was the worst. The only companion I've actively hated.

 

[AnneFan]

Ugh. F***ing Mickey

It's Ricky.

 

[TheNextNolan22]

I would have gone with Doctor Who-The Victorian Clara Edition, but whateva.


MICKEY.....

 

[KevanG]

I don't mind him that much but I enjoy hating on him.

 

[Jason Kane]

Mickey was the worst. The only companion I've actively hated.

I hate Rose more than him. Poor bugger was nothing but a punching bag to the trollip and the pinstriped *****e