The Doctor Who Thread

[Susan Foreman]

Here's an idea for your postings, Mr. Dike - Doctor Who in other media!

From a 2009 episode of 'Shaun The Sheep' entitled 'Party Animals'

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A Fendahleen from the 1977 classic Image of the Fendahl.

[Susan Foreman]

Doctor Who over the years: Episode quotes

The Space Museum – Episode 1 – The Space Museum

Ian Chesterton: Doctor?
The Doctor: What is it now, dear boy? Hmm?
Ian Chesterton: We're walking on dust. Several inches think I'd say.
The Doctor: Yes, yes. So it appears. Hmm?
Ian Chesterton: Then why aren't we leaving any footprints?
The Doctor: Yes, that's curious isn't it? Yes. Very curious.

The Space Museum – Episode 2 – The Dimensions Of Time

Ian Chesterton: Doctor, why do you always show the greatest interest in the least important things, eh?
The Doctor: The least important things sometimes, my dear boy, lead to the greatest discoveries.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Sontarans, as seen in The Two Doctors (1985)

[Gothmogxx]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

The Sontarans, as seen in The Two Doctors (1985)

They look pretty bad, but nowhere near the disasters that appear in The Invasion of Time. I wasn't that big a fan of the Sontaran Experiment design either. The only ones I like are the post 2008 ones and Linx from Time Warrior (the best design and best Sontaran Story.)

[trebor8273]

Watching the first episode of season 18.

[Gothmogxx]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Watching the first episode of season 18.

The Leisure Hive (and Season 18 in general) felt like a breath of fresh air after Seasons 15-17. State of Decay is my favourite of the Season.

[iank]

The Leisure Hive is godawful. So, so boring.

[Demoncrat]

Ach, I've a soft spot for Hive ... I've had the book for years etc ... the reveal ahem. Rewatch!

[Susan Foreman]

Tom Baker on going to confession when he was a child:

"Oh yes, it was much more dramatic than the humdrum of school or home life. I also gave some of my best performances in confession. I could see the vicar was bored by what I was saying, so I started to make up a few lies. It was a great way of getting attention and as I got older, I kept embellishing my sins until I remember saying to Father Dougan when he asked “Anything else, Thomas?” – “Yes. Murder!” That really got him interested. His hairy ear got right into the grill and he asked, “Murder? How many times?” “Three,” I said. He was quite nice about it. “Three murders since last Wednesday?” he asked. There was a pause. “Anyone we know?” And with the genius of a born liar, I said, “No, father. They came from St Teresa’s parish down the road.” “Oh,” he said, “that’s all right, then.”"

When David Walliams met Doctor Who’s Tom Baker | Radio Times