Luke - Good points.  I agree that Waters of Mars and The End of Time
had some real weak spots.  I like Tennant's 20 minute goodbye to
everyone, but the Timelord stuff just seemed forced.

I think you'll like Matt Smith.  Acrobatic Flea really summed him up
the best earlier in this thread.  But I'll add that he's got a boyish
charm, yet is very passionate.  I dig him.


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On Jun 10, 11:43 am, Luke <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm pretty sure the first Doctor Who I ever watched was the first
> episode with Ecclestein on Sci-Fi Channel.  I may have seen the
> Cushing movies at some point before that but I cannot be sure.  So I
> am no Whovian or whatever.
>
> Anyway I liked that season with Ecclestein, and then Tennant grew on
> me for the most part.  The season with Tennant and Donna Noble was a
> lot of fun because I thought Donna was a great character and a real
> change from the lovey dovey girls from previous years.  But after the
> big blowoff to end that and then the really neat Christmas Special
> with the Victorian Cybermen, I have lost interest in the series.  The
> one in the desert was alright, but Waters of Mars didn't turn me on,
> and bringing back the irritating as all hell young guy as The Master
> made those last two eps nearly unwatchable for me.  Nevermind the
> whole "cliffhanger is wiped away with a wave of some guy's hand in the
> second part," which is lazy writing.  So even with the cliffhanger
> with Matt Smith I just haven't been able to bring myself around to
> caring.
>
> (Furthermore, the idea that Obama, one, had a plan to save the economy
> and two, was going to announce it on Christmas Day, was completely
> inane.  Talk about High Comedy!)
>
> Of course some of this stems from the other things going on in my life
> (like the birth of my son, who is now 1), but my interest is waning on
> Doctor Who, and I have a hard time getting much enthusiasm for it.
> Maybe I'll check out this season on Sci-Fi (excuse me, Syfy) when it
> makes it there.

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