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be afraid, be VERY afraid
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ronn
MemberIt's Moffat's Doctor so he will be writing the Doctor's actions in accordance with the character created, just like Moffat was able to write episodes with two of RTD's doctors in mind.
But heigh ho, if you seriously think he's not going to bother writing the Doctor in a different way to how he is used to then fine. But he has written many dramas before, he sure knows how to create a character.
Posted 4 months ago # -
"But heigh ho, if you seriously think he's not going to bother writing the Doctor in a different way to how he is used to then fine."
I do.
And then I expect everyone else to see it as being different and praise him for it.
Posted 4 months ago # -
"Wrong - I don't watch SJA."
I'm sorry, did I reference you somehow?
For what it's worth, I don't watch SJA either. Haven't since the first year (which wasn't bad... I just don't care about it all that much).
Posted 4 months ago # -
Ben Dawson
MemberSJA is still part of Doctor Who canon, therefore whatever happens in a crossover happens in Doctor Who also. So it does mean something in the grand scheme of things.
But maybe this wont be horrifically bad, might not be good either, but at least this time he's got Moffat's guidelines to follow.Posted 4 months ago # -
"SJA is still part of Doctor Who canon"
Bullshit. Canon is what people make it. There's no regulatory agency that determines it.
"So it does mean something in the grand scheme of things."
If something is shit, I just ignore it. Same applies here.
"But maybe this wont be horrifically bad, might not be good either, but at least this time he's got Moffat's guidelines to follow."
Like RTD cares. He'll write what he wants to write.
Posted 4 months ago # -
I used to be a lot more bothered about canon than I am now. Probably because I largely just ignore the new series entirely.
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