Dr Who

[wombatie]

Who is ready for the Day of the Doctors. It is on here at 6.30 tomorrow morning. My husband is getting up to watch it. I read the other day that the very first episode of Dr Who did not go to air because it was so bad, that they had to remake it and then it aired in England on the night that the news was saying that JFK had been shot. So it did not rate to well for its first episode. Who would have thought that it would now be celebrating its 50 anniversary.

 

Marg

[Phantom Scroller]

Hi Marg.

                 It's on at 7.50pm tonight here in the UK so tell him to be quick and he can watch it here.     

 

Roly

[bobscroll]

I'm ready Marg, Got the popcorn ready also lol, I saw it from the first

episode back in 1963! Bob 

[Phantom Scroller]

Well that was a bit of an anti climax Marg tell him don't bother getting up record it.

 

Roly

[amazingkevin]

i'm sittin in the front room waiting for it to come, but i don't own or want a teli!

[Travis]

My wife and I watched it last night.  We don't have BBC America (or cable TV for that matter).  But Amazon Prime had it for sale the next day.  We made an evening around it.  My wife made up some snacks...because snacks are coool.  

 

Great episode!  I can't wait for the next season!  It opens up a whole new story line.  

 

 

 

[Phantom Scroller]

haa haa brilliant food snacks. I still think it was an anti climate after all the hype.

 

Roly

[Travis]

I think I'd have to agree a bit.  Great episode, though.  It certainly opens up a new story line that might be interesting to follow.  However, I'm not sure how I feel about it.  That event really defined who the Doctor was in the last 3 incarnations. 

[Phantom Scroller]

I think DR WHO will wake up in a stand up shower and turn into a Dalek.    what a spoiler I am.

 

Roly