KlaxonCow wrote:Eccleston - while beautiful to watch doing so, as it's like being struck with an acting sledgehammer - cried like a baby shitting himself and converted the Doctor's mild eccentricity into sheer grinning insanity (in fact, if the new Batman movies need someone to play the Joker, Eccleston's got the perfect insane grin down pat).
I didn't notice the streak of light in the sky.So i watched the end of the episode again.But then it does appear right at the end,sensing the end of the episode was near,i must of been distracted by hitting the stop button before the spoilers.I thought maybe the streak was supposed to be the tardis travelling away and a reference back to Mickey's tearfull goodbye to Rose.When he says "who would of thought me and you........flying through the stars".But then maybe Lumic did survive and he is in some superadvanced spaceship,pursuing the tardis and/or just escaping through the crack in space, so leaving a trail in the sky.Or ?????Harlequin wrote:"Destroyed"? One of Mickey's main reasons for staying was that there are still thousands of Cybermen on the planet. And do you think a fall of a few dozen feet into a bit of fire would be enough to kill an ordinary Cyberman, let alone the Controller? And did nobody notice that streak of light in the sky?arron wrote:I think also that it would have been better had the cybermen not been destroyed.
I suspect that these questions will be answered in a month or soPurple Grapefruit wrote:I didn't notice the streak of light in the sky.So i watched the end of the episode again.But then it does appear right at the end,sensing the end of the episode was near,i must of been distracted by hitting the stop button before the spoilers.I thought maybe the streak was supposed to be the tardis travelling away and a reference back to Mickey's tearfull goodbye to Rose.When he says "who would of thought me and you........flying through the stars".But then maybe Lumic did survive and he is in some superadvanced spaceship,pursuing the tardis and/or just escaping through the crack in space, so leaving a trail in the sky.Or ?????Harlequin wrote:"Destroyed"? One of Mickey's main reasons for staying was that there are still thousands of Cybermen on the planet. And do you think a fall of a few dozen feet into a bit of fire would be enough to kill an ordinary Cyberman, let alone the Controller? And did nobody notice that streak of light in the sky?arron wrote:I think also that it would have been better had the cybermen not been destroyed.
Utter cack.can someone honestly tell me if the xmas special was upto scratch or just another R.T.Davis "wet fart" ???????
..and NO SHATNER.Darkflame wrote:Utter cack.can someone honestly tell me if the xmas special was upto scratch or just another R.T.Davis "wet fart" ???????
It was Original Series Star Trek with christmas trees and a rather weak anti war message tacked on.
It should be interesting to see the final ratings for Age of Steel especially considering how they fucked with the time for Eurovision.The official audience ratings for Rise of the Cybermen today show a consolidated figure of 9.22 million viwers (including timeshifted viewings), up 0.6 million from the unofficial overnight figure of 8.6 million. The episode was BBC One's second most-watched programme of the week, behind only one edition of EastEnders, and is at number 6 in the chart of the week's highest-rating programmes, the series highest placing since its return last year. It is also Doctor Who's highest chart position since an episode of The Ark in Space reached number 5 in 1975.
Nah, it's a killer lampshade...Kelloggs wrote:What's that shadow-of-a-decapitated-Dalek doing behind him, I wonder?
