Dr Who?

[A Catholic Friend]

I don't subscribe to Netflix and BBC and BBC America only show 3 minute clips.

 

[SithDoughnut]

I don't subscribe to Netflix and BBC and BBC America only show 3 minute clips.

I'm afraid it might be a case of googling the series and episode number; I can't find any one site that streams all of them. Unless you want to torrent them, you're going to have to search for each one individually. Are there any particular episodes you are looking for?

 

[LadyNRA]

I will say one thing...if anyone is thinking of watching the spin off of Doctor Who (Torchwood), specifically Torchwood Miracle Day, steer clear unless you want graphic eyeful of two naked and gay men going at it. I was pretty shocked to see this. True it's Starz channel, but I'm a scifi fan from way back and have seen some of the earlier Torchwood episodes. But this was downright ridiculous, graphic and did absolutely nothing to advance the story.

 

[USincognito]

New series started airing on BBCA. The River Song arc has certainly taken a twist.

 

[childofgod89]

If we're talking about the season with Amy Pond and her fiancee Rory, then I loved it. Never watched Dr. Who before this season and was pleasantly surprised. But I remember watching the episode with the stone aliens with some friends and we were all like "this show is for kids??" haha. and the season finale is epic.

 

[Thunder Peel]

Matt's done a wonderful job in the role and the series continues to impress and surprise me. I'm curious to see how the River Song arc plays out.

 

[Kolwynia]

Matt Smith rocks! I love the last couple of seasons, especially since Rory has become a bigger part of the show. Best Companion ever! (Or at least tied with Donna Noble...) But he sure dies a lot... (I loved when he and Amy got trapped in that Doll House and he said something like, "We've died again!")

But, yeah, I really like Matt Smith's Doctor. He's so quirky and loveable. There's something kind of childlike about his portrayal of the Doctor that I think is great.

 

[Kid A]

David Tennant was, and always will be, the doctor.

 

[Kolwynia]

Just caught the finale of season 6. Just magical. Pterodactyls are vermin: do not feed! (Loved the reference to the fact that Rory dies a lot.) And...I can't give away anything important, but there were some really great character moments here.

The worst part...how am I gonna wait until season 7? Ah, at least there's a Christmas episode in our near future.

 

[LadyNRA]

David Tennant was, and always will be, the doctor.

Unless you're a Colin Baker fan in which case he was and always be the THE Doctor! In fact, that was the slogan of his fans when they found out the BBC was going to replace him.

 

[kittysbecute]

Doctor Who is probably my favorite tv show at the moment. I started at series 1 and am halfway through series 6.

I'm surprised that this hasn't been mentioned yet:

BBC News - Doctor Who actress Elisabeth Sladen dies

She'll be missed.

I had no idea she died. The last couple months I watched all the Sarah Jane Adventures they had on Netflix.

 

[lindseyk3]

I'm sad about how old this thread is. I thought Dr. Who would be a bigger deal on here, IDK why. Anyways, Dr. Who is my favorite and I just wanted to take a moment to express my excitement for this season which is so far, pretty fantastic. Love Matt. OK, I feel better now. Carry on.

 

[Rion]

That was a sad ending to the Amy Pond saga.

 

[USincognito]

That was a sad ending to the Amy Pond saga.

But an awesome episode for it to have occured.