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ImagineIt

Livestream it.

DIY

That was awesome, although there were some unexpected turns! This episode did no help to the Moffat haters I'm sure, but being a rather neutral viewer myself, I actually quite liked it. Can't wait for the Christmas Special.

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technoboy10

Saw the 50th special last night.

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DIY

technoboy10 wrote:
Saw the 50th special last night.

They screened it rather late for you, then? I loved the part where all 13 (yes, 13) Doctors emerged in their own versions of the TARDIS, with the extremely short cameo of Peter Capaldi.

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technoboy10

DIY wrote:
technoboy10 wrote:
Saw the 50th special last night.
They screened it rather late for you, then? I loved the part where all 13 (yes, 13) Doctors emerged in their own versions of the TARDIS, with the extremely short cameo of Peter Capaldi.

Yeah, I guess. All the US theatre showings were on the 25th

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Tardis_Lover

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Lightningstep36

I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?

Have a cute, curled up Peridot.

DIY

Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?

I'd generally recommend starting from around the time of the 2005 reboot, with Christopher Ecclestone's Doctor, and work yourself from there, as it is still pretty understandable to new-comers. But realistically, if you are unable to watch all of it from then, I'd suggest watching from Series 7, which will take you all the way to the last episode in May this year. Then watch the 50th anniversary film, The Day of the Doctor, and geronimo, you're up-to-date!

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Lightningstep36

DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?
I'd generally recommend starting from around the time of the 2005 reboot, with Christopher Ecclestone's Doctor, and work yourself from there, as it is still pretty understandable to new-comers. But realistically, if you are unable to watch all of it from then, I'd suggest watching from Series 7, which will take you all the way to the last episode in May this year. Then watch the 50th anniversary film, The Day of the Doctor, and geronimo, you're up-to-date!

How many episodes is that?

EDIT: Wow, it is nearly 4 AM. Why am I still on Scratch? I'm going to bed now.

Last edited by Lightningstep36 (Nov. 28, 2013 08:52:54)

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DIY

Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?
I'd generally recommend starting from around the time of the 2005 reboot, with Christopher Ecclestone's Doctor, and work yourself from there, as it is still pretty understandable to new-comers. But realistically, if you are unable to watch all of it from then, I'd suggest watching from Series 7, which will take you all the way to the last episode in May this year. Then watch the 50th anniversary film, The Day of the Doctor, and geronimo, you're up-to-date!
How many episodes is that?

EDIT: Wow, it is nearly 4 AM. Why am I still on Scratch? I'm going to bed now.

Breaking rest is a bad habit of mine too, I guess.

It consists of 13 episodes, btw.

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calebxy

Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?

Both the 2005 series (series 1) and the 2010 series (series 5) were designed as jumping on points for new viewers. Personally, I would recommend starting on series 5.

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Tardis_Lover

Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?

yep

Lightningstep36

DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?
I'd generally recommend starting from around the time of the 2005 reboot, with Christopher Ecclestone's Doctor, and work yourself from there, as it is still pretty understandable to new-comers. But realistically, if you are unable to watch all of it from then, I'd suggest watching from Series 7, which will take you all the way to the last episode in May this year. Then watch the 50th anniversary film, The Day of the Doctor, and geronimo, you're up-to-date!
How many episodes is that?

EDIT: Wow, it is nearly 4 AM. Why am I still on Scratch? I'm going to bed now.
Breaking rest is a bad habit of mine too, I guess.

It consists of 13 episodes, btw.

Only thirteen episodes? It should be relatively easy to manage the time for that. How many episodes are in the series overall?

Have a cute, curled up Peridot.

Tardis_Lover

Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?
I'd generally recommend starting from around the time of the 2005 reboot, with Christopher Ecclestone's Doctor, and work yourself from there, as it is still pretty understandable to new-comers. But realistically, if you are unable to watch all of it from then, I'd suggest watching from Series 7, which will take you all the way to the last episode in May this year. Then watch the 50th anniversary film, The Day of the Doctor, and geronimo, you're up-to-date!
How many episodes is that?

EDIT: Wow, it is nearly 4 AM. Why am I still on Scratch? I'm going to bed now.
Breaking rest is a bad habit of mine too, I guess.

It consists of 13 episodes, btw.
Only thirteen episodes? It should be relatively easy to manage the time for that. How many episodes are in the series overall?

They're pretty long though

calebxy

Tardis_Lover wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?
I'd generally recommend starting from around the time of the 2005 reboot, with Christopher Ecclestone's Doctor, and work yourself from there, as it is still pretty understandable to new-comers. But realistically, if you are unable to watch all of it from then, I'd suggest watching from Series 7, which will take you all the way to the last episode in May this year. Then watch the 50th anniversary film, The Day of the Doctor, and geronimo, you're up-to-date!
How many episodes is that?

EDIT: Wow, it is nearly 4 AM. Why am I still on Scratch? I'm going to bed now.
Breaking rest is a bad habit of mine too, I guess.

It consists of 13 episodes, btw.
Only thirteen episodes? It should be relatively easy to manage the time for that. How many episodes are in the series overall?
They're pretty long though

They're only 45 minutes.

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Lightningstep36

calebxy wrote:
Tardis_Lover wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?
I'd generally recommend starting from around the time of the 2005 reboot, with Christopher Ecclestone's Doctor, and work yourself from there, as it is still pretty understandable to new-comers. But realistically, if you are unable to watch all of it from then, I'd suggest watching from Series 7, which will take you all the way to the last episode in May this year. Then watch the 50th anniversary film, The Day of the Doctor, and geronimo, you're up-to-date!
How many episodes is that?

EDIT: Wow, it is nearly 4 AM. Why am I still on Scratch? I'm going to bed now.
Breaking rest is a bad habit of mine too, I guess.

It consists of 13 episodes, btw.
Only thirteen episodes? It should be relatively easy to manage the time for that. How many episodes are in the series overall?
They're pretty long though
They're only 45 minutes.

That's not too bad.

Have a cute, curled up Peridot.

DIY

Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
DIY wrote:
Lightningstep36 wrote:
I've never actually watched Doctor Who, but I'm planning on it. Should I start off just watching the new series?
I'd generally recommend starting from around the time of the 2005 reboot, with Christopher Ecclestone's Doctor, and work yourself from there, as it is still pretty understandable to new-comers. But realistically, if you are unable to watch all of it from then, I'd suggest watching from Series 7, which will take you all the way to the last episode in May this year. Then watch the 50th anniversary film, The Day of the Doctor, and geronimo, you're up-to-date!
How many episodes is that?

EDIT: Wow, it is nearly 4 AM. Why am I still on Scratch? I'm going to bed now.
Breaking rest is a bad habit of mine too, I guess.

It consists of 13 episodes, btw.
Only thirteen episodes? It should be relatively easy to manage the time for that. How many episodes are in the series overall?

I believe that there have been 799 individual episodes in all, as of the last one, that's if you date back all the way to 23 November 1963.

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calebxy

I've written an article for a Doctor Who fansite!

It's about the scientific plausibility of the 50th special. http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/sciencey-wiencey-the-day-of-the-doctor-57089.htm

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DIY

calebxy wrote:
I've written an article for a Doctor Who fansite! It's about the scientific plausibility of the 50th special. http://www.doctorwhotv.co.uk/sciencey-wiencey-the-day-of-the-doctor-57089.htm

A well-informed article - it reminded me of a few things I had missed too. Well done.

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