rofl, I didn't think it was possible, but she got uglier, lol

HOLY CRAP you win at Doctor Who

@sabiansix - You're a horrible thing to be.

*clicks "follow" button in front of sabiansix*

*removes sabiansix from friends*

"Friend removed! go back"

Take that, motherfucker.

That is some epic Dr Who fandom

I'm not downloading the episode now. I haven't watched an episode in 2 years... this may get me back into it.

Long hair is better :[

This is the most amazing and unexpected thing to ever come out from Destructoid.

As someone who lucked out and saw Doctor Who from the very beginning (yes, reruns of William Hartnell's 1960s serials), I've had mixed feelings about the new series. I wonder if RTD will break his trend of ramping up the danger of season finales to ridiculous levels (Daleks attacking future earth to Daleks/Cybermen attacking present Earth to the Master controlling present Earth and threatening the universe to Davros threatening to destroy all existence!), which lead to some deus ex machina situations (literally in Season 1, and in Season 3).

I'm still hopeful for the Eleventh Doctor (Mutt Smith, or whatever his name is...), since the rumour is that he'll be playing him as an older man in a younger body, so I imagine him having the First Doctor's (still my favourite) personality. Too bad about Frankenstein's monster appearance...

I love Doctor Who! The show the new one on PBS. Good stuff.

@ Squirrelyg

Thanks! I'll have to check it out.

Can people for at least one episode not talk about how she looks? Anyway that is a badass collection.

Anthony, I love you, and Doctor Who is the best thing to ever exist.

Wooah, where did you get that shirt? Also that David Tennant action figure is awesome.

Finally some hardcore Burch Whovian talk, i've been waiting for this since I saw Anthony sporting a Vote for Saxon shirt in the first HAWP I ever saw (side-note: You should email RTD a link to you mentioning the best Who wii game concept]

I'm bookmarking this for the day I get the new special on DVD.

Oh and thanks for the geek-out moment I got when I saw both the Sonic AND Laser screwdrivers

I was on the fence about buying the Masters screwdriver but this patted my booty to buy it and ultimately do nothing with it

also lol i looked at the picture 4 times before I saw K9

Weeks for a new HAWPcast, and it's a commentary track for a show I don't watch. Dammit. Oh well, I can't really be mad at you guys. After all, if I was a Dr. Who fan, I'd probably think this was the greatest thing ever.

As a British person, I know that it's impossible to get this far in life without seeing at least three Doctor Who episodes, just through general TV watching (and that's before the reboot).

While my

I was totally stoked on this podcast. I just can't listen. Anthony's volume is way too low, or he mumbles, or both. Ashly's voice is gonna blow out my eardrums if I wanna hear what Anthony is talking about.... and that would be bad cause then I wouldn't be able to hear either of them.

Sorry *overshadowed 1000 times over by Love & Monsters.


Who the fuck thought a monster designed by a 9 year old with Moaning Myrtles face on a stone for the express purpose of the dirtiest and worst joke in Who history by the way?

You. You two. How DARE you criticize Stephen Moffat. He is the only one in this new series who is capable of restraining Davies's crazy shit soem of the time. Davies constantly writes mediocre-to-great episodes with an over-reliance on meaningless and boring characters and soap opera-like relationship issues. He assumes we care about these people, when what I wan out of this show is contemplative, intellegent, Sci-Fi and not crappy blatant relationship plots. I'd normally not care about this were it doen well(See The Girl in the Fireplace for a romance done well), but he writes so obviously and with such a lack of subtlety that it makes it groan-worthy for me.

The reason Torchwood is so mediocre is simply because Davies was given free reign with no restrictive force, and so it ended up like a ridiculous sci-fi soap opera where everyone was having sex with everyone. Had he written less about who Ianto or Jack were pining after, I would have liked the series so much more.

Davies's plots are good, and turn to excellent when he writes pure sci-fi and drops his pretense of relationship drama. "Midnight" was a spectacular example of this, and he writes extremely well when not focusing on "Doctor and Rose/Doctor and Martha."


Moffat writes with more eloquency than Davies, with plots that are deep and reflective that make you think. He balances good character development with wonderful writing and plot, and he makes it interesting. Moffat can focus on side characters(As in "Blink") without attaching some ridiculous romantic sub-plot. His two-parter in Season 4 "Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead" were two of the best episodes of the new Doctor Who.

I, for one, am estatic to see where Moffat takes Doctor Who.

Ninja Cameraman

First off I actually agree with you. I personally think what Yatzee said for the most part didn't hold much water. I just think that view was kind of interesting; it does seem that everyone in Dr Who seems to really either hate or absolutely love the Doctor, but what can you expect with such a character.

And when you say “last "Doctorless" ep that did well..." do you mean Blink, or what, I agree Love and Monsters was complete shit. Blink though (and I know there are probably people who completely hate that ep and are going to rip me a new one for saying this) was done quite well I think because it showed what the Doctor’s time traveling escapades would look like to the normal human public (which was kind of what Love and Monsters tried to do but failed).

Hey now, she's rocking the Mark Hamill look quite successfully and cutely.

Doctor Who FTW!
As great as Utopia was, it pales in comparrison to Blink