[ SECRET POST #5770 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5770 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Doctor Who

[(Anonymous)]

I can already visualize the people at the bbc getting desperate for doctor who to regain any kind of popularity it once had and instantly approved of Tennant because of it.

I also notice that for the most part, especially with it being the celebration of the BBC's 100th year - most of the reference to Doctor Who in trailers or overall "The BBC is amazing!!" footage have largely consisted of anyone one (mostly between the 10th and 11th doctor) before Jodi's doctor.
Maybe I'm reading too much into it but for a while either the BBC didn't really want to acknowledge Jodi's doctor running up until her last episode or maybe She has had enough beyond what she had to do for the show near the end of her run. It's especially telling with the bullshit that went down with making the Flux series (by cutting the episodes down from 10 to 8 and then only 6 episodes when it looked like filming had already started, so the story line had to be altered and seem to set it up to fail due to not getting the popularity that DW had in the past).

Even though I'm one of the people who really haven't been enjoying this run of Doctor who, I do feel particularly depressed about the fact that the first 'female Doctor' is going to get the 2000s Catwoman movie treatment as an excuse to never let a woman be the doctor again "because look what happened when we did!!" ideology. Nevermind that even with a male lead the stories would have still been pretty bad - mediocre.

Re: Doctor Who

[(Anonymous)]

Agreed to all of this!