The Doctor wrote:

Get a grip! Matt Smith is superb as The Doctor

Matt Smith? Superb?! There must be another Matt Smith that I don't know about then...

Christopher Ecclestone did a superb job bringing the Doctor back; David Tenant was probably the best Doctor of all time, just nudging ahead of Tom Baker.

Matt Smith is right down there with Peter Davison at the opposite end of the scale!

taztastic wrote:

I agree with Tigger, James May heading the program with more "real world" cars and Jermy Clarkson given a new show, simply called "Look at me", would do us all a favour, along with Hammond moving to Cbeebies.

Tigger wrote:

The Doctor wrote:

Get a grip! Matt Smith is superb as The Doctor

Matt Smith? Superb?! There must be another Matt Smith that I don't know about then...

Christopher Ecclestone did a superb job bringing the Doctor back; David Tenant was probably the best Doctor of all time, just nudging ahead of Tom Baker.

Matt Smith is right down there with Peter Davison at the opposite end of the scale!

Bulls t! I think Tennant was world class but I have nothing but praise for Smith too. Plays a very silly and eccentric Doctor superbly. The clip in my signature shows him at his best. Great Doctor. Makes the role his own to coin the phrase. LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
LOT (Lord of Time) - University of Gallifrey

On that basis, I would imagine that In a minute or two, you're going to tell me that Peter Davison was good too!

Tigger wrote:

On that basis, I would imagine that In a minute or two, you're going to tell me that Peter Davison was good too!

taztastic wrote:

CG has a quality TV, it's an old Bush model with thin spindly legs, I think he got it from McP when he upgraded to colour

No no no, CG will be passing it on to Mcp, he can't take it yet, needs to find somewhere to put his tin bath first

taztastic wrote:

CG has a quality TV, it's an old Bush model with thin spindly legs, I think he got it from McP when he upgraded to colour

Colour The only way of getting colour in Yorkshire is to look out of the window...and then its mostly Grey (Including the shiny car on the drive )

The Doctor wrote:

Tigger wrote:

On that basis, I would imagine that In a minute or two, you're going to tell me that Peter Davison was good too!

I only watched it since Eccleston started the revival but my Dad used to watch it. Can't comment on Davison but Smith is superb no question.

Okay, now I'm feeling old! And I haven't even admitted to the fact that my generation of Doctor was John Pertwee...

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mcphersonstrut wrote:

taztastic wrote:

CG has a quality TV, it's an old Bush model with thin spindly legs, I think he got it from McP when he upgraded to colour

Colour The only way of getting colour in Yorkshire is to look out of the window...and then its mostly Grey (Including the shiny car on the drive )

I though that you could at least rely on reality being in colour at weekends (and possibly bank holidays too) in Yorkshire...

Does your Freelander stop being grey when it's visiting other parts of the country?

EYorkshire wrote:

I use to watch it many moons ago along with the CBBC channel, then I matured and grew up.

athelstan wrote:

Then I discovered the DNA of degeneracy and enjoyed sex, motorbikes, drugs and rock n roll and vintage Port.

Tigger wrote:

athelstan wrote:

Then I discovered the DNA of degeneracy and enjoyed sex, motorbikes, drugs and rock n roll and vintage Port.

Not all at the same time, I hope...

or in that order  2002 Honda VFR800
2002 Toyota Celica 140 Silver (mid life crisis - again!)
2007 FL2 GS Manual Army Reconnaissance Green + freel2.com sticker
2004 Toyota Celica 140 Black - Gone
2000 Toyota Celica 140 Silver - Gone
1998 Toyota Celica ST Pearl Green - Gone
1996 Nissan Primera 1.6 - Gone
1994 Rover Montego 1.6 Auto - Gone

Tigger wrote:

athelstan wrote:

Then I discovered the DNA of degeneracy and enjoyed sex, motorbikes, drugs and rock n roll and vintage Port.

Not all at the same time, I hope...

Almost concurrently

Those were good days Home grown entertainment at its best.