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Does Dr. Who get good?
shmokes:
Finally started watching Dr. Who (the 2005 reboot). A few episodes in and it has been just awful. And the actor playing the Dr. (guy from 28 Days Later) overacts badly. Does it get better? Don't get me wrong . . . I loved Xena. And recently I enjoyed Legend of the Seeker. I don't mind a bit of cheese. But so far Dr. Who has me wondering if it is at all worth while sticking with it. Does it get significantly better?
protokatie:
Go to becoming a Torchwood fan. I may own my own life sized replica of a Tardis, but torchwood was a much better made series than the recent Dr Who.
patrickl:
--- Quote from: shmokes on July 02, 2010, 05:59:25 pm ---Finally started watching Dr. Who (the 2005 reboot). A few episodes in and it has been just awful. And the actor playing the Dr. (guy from 28 Days Later) overacts badly. Does it get better? Don't get me wrong . . . I loved Xena. And recently I enjoyed Legend of the Seeker. I don't mind a bit of cheese. But so far Dr. Who has me wondering if it is at all worth while sticking with it. Does it get significantly better?
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Guess it's matter of taste. I didn't like the episodes with David Tennant much, but I recently started watching season 5 where they have a new doctor played by Matt Smith and I quite enjoyed the first few episodes.
I don't think either David Tennant or Matt Smith have been in 28 days later, so maybe you are talking about something compeltely different though. Or are you thinking about Robert Carlyle who played in "28 weeks later"? He plays in Stargate Universe. I kinda like that too. Although I do fast forward through the "emotional" scenes (which probably make up a third of the show)
shmokes:
Christopher Eccleston was the doctor in the first season. He's in 28 Days Later. Also . . . I meant to post this in Everything Else. :)
Ed_McCarron:
I was wondering why this was in P&R... Then, I realized its probably just as religious as Mac vs PC...
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