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athelstan



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Excellent Mr Pinks.

The Doctor: you're not supposed to be gallivanting around Brackley gate when there's a damsel in distress. I'm reporting you to the High Council for a grave dereliction of duty........


The time lords were all killed in the time war. Only myself and The Master remain....


That's what Earthlings think..............
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athelstan wrote:
The Doctor wrote:
athelstan wrote:
Excellent Mr Pinks.

The Doctor: you're not supposed to be gallivanting around Brackley gate when there's a damsel in distress. I'm reporting you to the High Council for a grave dereliction of duty........


The time lords were all killed in the time war. Only myself and The Master remain....


That's what Earthlings think..............


David Tennant's tenth Doctor on Gallifrey and the Time Lords: They used to call it the shining world of the seven systems and on the continent of wild endeavour, in the mountains of solace and solitude, there stood the citadel of the time lords. The oldest and most mighty race in the universe. Looking down on the galaxies below, sworn never to interfere, only to watch... LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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athelstan



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The Doctor
I've watched Doctor Who since I was a lad - from the first Doctor in B/W on our Sobel TV until around age 14 or 15 (time flies) when my parents rented a new TV when colour broadcasting commenced. So I'm very familiar with the origins and developing story lines.
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athelstan wrote:
The Doctor
I've watched Doctor Who since I was a lad - from the first Doctor in B/W on our Sobel TV until around age 14 or 15 (time flies) when my parents rented a new TV when colour broadcasting commenced. So I'm very familiar with the origins and developing story lines.


I am too young to remember the older episodes but I have seen a few as my Dad also watched them from the very beginning. I am looking forward to the new series tomorrow. 'Silence will fall'. LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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athelstan



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300 Vilians & Monsters

Here you are Doc:

Go to my gallery and download the pdf file re Doctor Who - Villians & Monsters

My thanks to the Guardian Newspaper
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I am sorry to say that I stopped watching it about two episodes after the current Doctor arrived Sad

Quite enjoyed Torchwood Thumbs Up But then, that might have had something to do with Eve Myles... Wink
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Re: 300 Vilians & Monsters

athelstan wrote:
Here you are Doc:

Go to my gallery and download the pdf file re Doctor Who - Villians & Monsters

My thanks to the Guardian Newspaper


Thanks Thumbs Up LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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Eve Myles you say? never heard of her



Ill keep an eye out for her in future At work
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Eve Myles you say? never heard of her



Ill keep an eye out for her in future


She did a full on lesbian snog in the first series of torchwood Very Happy LL.B (Hons) - University of Derby
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