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yeah, that was cool. I think it was the kinda ton
April 29, 2008 6:01 AM
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Subject: RE: [scifinoir2] Dr Who versus Sarah Jane
Oh, Tracey!
IMO, you missed out on a *gen* by sitting out the first season the first
time through. IMO, it's the best of them all, acting-wise. Eccleston's
Doctor makes me goggle e
iased that I did not watch the first season of
the new incarnation. Now the new Doctor Who is one of my favorite shows
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> yeah, that was cool. I think it was the kinda tongue-in-cheek,
> shoestring
> budget nature of DW that turned me off back when I was a kid, so
> enamored of
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yeah, that was cool. I think it was the kinda tongue-in-cheek, shoestring
budget nature of DW that turned me off back when I was a kid, so
yeah, that was cool. I think it was the kinda tongue-in-cheek, shoestring
budget nature of DW that turned me off back when I was a kid, so enamored of
superiour special effects in Star Trek, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, etc.,
was I. That, and the fact that i was probably a bit too unsophisti
Keith, you mentioned Daleks using their plungers as weapons. That took me right
off my seat when I saw a Dalek use his to pulp the head of some scientist in
"Army of Ghosts". The original DW never would've considered that, which makes
the new version not only the best SF series running, but the
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Subject: Re: [scifinoir2] Dr Who versus Sarah Jane
i never watched Dr. Who before the series was revived recently with Chris
Eccleston, but I can imagine the more kid-friendly,
action-over-drama-and-emotion angle would have left me cold after a while. I
mean, the one reason I can go with th
i never watched Dr. Who before the series was revived recently with Chris
Eccleston, but I can imagine the more kid-friendly,
action-over-drama-and-emotion angle would have left me cold after a while. I
mean, the one reason I can go with the show with giant hand androids and
menacing Daleks wit
(standing ovation)
Oddly enough, now that you mention it, Marian, it's the childish factor that's
been turning me *off* to Sarah Jane consistently. I can only guess that I
accepted such from the show (DW) back then because I was a teenager, and didn't
expect much of my TV viewing.
And I've nev
I've had 2 weeks of the Doctor Who and Sarah Jane.
It's interesting in a way. Someone asked for a comparison of the old
Doctor series and the new one a while back. Sarah Jane is very much
like the old Doctor Who series. It's obviously for kids. They even
have a kid version of "Mickie" from the
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