Dr Who

[angelbabe]

Originally Posted by Nimbus

But she changed all the delivery addresses to the warehouse where they were stood. Hence they weren't going to teleport anywhere.

She therefore had plenty of time.

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Didn't Charlie trigger the bot's and the Dr changed the teleport address?

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by angelbabe

Didn't Charlie trigger the bot's and the Dr changed the teleport address?

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Charlie triggered the *delivery* of the boxes - the robots would have then teleported to their delivery addresses on the planet. However the Doctor changed the delivery address to the warehouse they were in. So the robots went nowhere.

The bombs would only trigger when someone opened the box and popped the bubble wrap. So as long as no one did that then no one was in danger.

So why make them pop the bubble wrap?

[badger]

i have given it a go and i wanted it to work but the plots are just poor and with very little detail, to rushed , to politically correct and the acting is not up to standard.
she plays the dr as a clone of Victoria woods character bren in dinner ladies ,watch an episode you will see.

[neilhd]

Caught up finally on the past few weeks.

Didn't really like the India/≈≈≈≈stan history lesson, but quite enjoyed the Kerblam one. The Witches one was ok as well.

I re-watched the Matt Smith episode Asylum of the Daleks after those, and it really shows the difference. Jodie hasn't got the intensity or the confidence - or at least not yet. Hopefully it will come. Also showed me how much better Amy and Rory were as companions - I really don't like the current lot. They are very lightweight.

[angelbabe]

Originally Posted by Nimbus

Charlie triggered the *delivery* of the boxes - the robots would have then teleported to their delivery addresses on the planet. However the Doctor changed the delivery address to the warehouse they were in. So the robots went nowhere.

The bombs would only trigger when someone opened the box and popped the bubble wrap. So as long as no one did that then no one was in danger.

So why make them pop the bubble wrap?

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I see your point, I'd have to watch it again

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by neilhd

Caught up finally on the past few weeks.

Didn't really like the India/≈≈≈≈stan history lesson, but quite enjoyed the Kerblam one. The Witches one was ok as well.

I re-watched the Matt Smith episode Asylum of the Daleks after those, and it really shows the difference. Jodie hasn't got the intensity or the confidence - or at least not yet. Hopefully it will come. Also showed me how much better Amy and Rory were as companions - I really don't like the current lot. They are very lightweight.

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I also enjoyed the Kerblam episode and the Witches one last week. Alan Cumming as King James was excellently over-the-top.

And I’ve also been watching some old Matt Smith episodes. I agree that in comparison, those older episodes are far more entertaining.

[angelbabe]

Originally Posted by Nimbus

I also enjoyed the Kerblam episode and the Witches one last week. Alan Cumming as King James was excellently over-the-top.

And I’ve also been watching some old Matt Smith episodes. I agree that in comparison, those older episodes are far more entertaining.

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I like Alan Cumming but I couldn't warm to him in the King James role, I thought it just too camp for the episode. It didn't fit

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by angelbabe

I like Alan Cumming but I couldn't warm to him in the King James role, I thought it just too camp for the episode. It didn't fit

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I think he was supposed to be camp. That’s why I liked him in the role.

[angelbabe]

Originally Posted by Nimbus

I think he was supposed to be camp. That’s why I liked him in the role.

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There's camp and then there's camp

[Nimbus]

Well, I thought this week’s episode was very good. Other than the frog, which was a bit silly (the practical FX used to realise it, I mean).

Although what father decides to set up speakers outside their house, emitting scary sounds of monsters, to try and keep his daughter inside whilst he goes off and visits his wife?