Same. They were a useful plot device for series 2, but after that they just became pointless.

They looked more like the Cybus ones to me.
Then again, John Smith was such a bad drawer that we may never know for sure...

The Doctors new assistant is rather tasty :D:yep:

Which one? The one from the past, the one from the present, or the one from the future? Not that there's any difference...:D

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Jenna-Louise Coleman-

Clara Oswald

Yes, but which Clara Oswald?

:har::rotfl2::har::rotfl2::har:

Christmas day episode The Snowman :hmmm: doesnt she take over as his assistant full time for the up and coming new series?

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She dies. Sorry.
Don't worry, turns out that there are at least 3 Clara Oswin Oswalds scattered throughout time and space.

Shes married to that nutter Dawkins! :o

My wife would leave me in a heartbeat if Tennant showed up on my doorstep.

After she said that, I told her that I'd do the same if Karen Gillan (or Catherine Tate - hey, I've a thing for redheads) did the same.

Gotta find a gas-mask so the boy can dress up like the "are you my mummy," kid from the Eccleston, "The Empty Child," episode.

I need to get me a few sheets of these when they become available, my daughter is a big Dr. Who fan.

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Well, that was fun! I just rewatched the 10th Doctor episode 'The Fires of Pompeii'. One of my favorite scenes comes right at the beginning, while the Doctor still thinks they're in Rome. He says "Oh, and before you ask, I had nothing to do with that fire...well, just a bit." This refers to the 1st Doctor, Season 2, when they vacation in Rome in A.D. 64. The Doctor at one point is having a private laugh on Nero, while the sun focusing through his glasses held behind his back set Nero's map for his new Rome on fire. This gives Nero the idea to burn down part of the old city so he can convince the Senate to let him build the new one.

Fun bit 2: When the householder who has purchased the TARDIS asks his name, The Doctor says "I'm...Spartacus." Quickly his companion Donna says "So am I." Of course younger viewers might relate this to Monty Python's Life Of Brian, but that movie stole the idea from the original Spartacus. When the Romans want to crucify the ringleader of the failed rebellion, they ask for him by name. Kirk Douglas says "I'm Spartacus!" Tony Curtis quickly says the same, followed by pretty much all the rebels. Of course the Romans then proceeded to crucify six thousand of them.

Fun bit 3: Lots of in-jokes from both history and the series itself. It wasn't until season 14 of the original series that they even tackled the question of how they could talk to all sorts of Romans and Chinese and be understood. When it happens in this episode Donna wonders what would happen if she spoke real Latin. When a street salesman asks what she would like to see, she says "Veni, Vedi, Vici!" The man loudly and slowly replies "Sorry. Me no speak Celtic!"

Fun bit 4: There is a sisterhood of prophetesses involved. At the beginning one of them sees the TARDIS and runs back to tell the High Priestess that she has seen the prophesied Blue Box. At the end of the episode she dies with her sisters as Vesuvius erupts. When the closing credits rolled it turns out the actress was Karen Gillan - the Doctor's next companion, Amy Pond!

Too much fun! :D

I've seen that episode! I wasn't too impressed when the Doctor realises that he's started the fire of Rome...and starts laughing. :doh:

Actually...I saw Spartacus before The Life of Brian. :)

Both awesome movies.

Good. I have a friend who thought Monty Python invented the idea, along with a lot of others. Good spoof comedy requires a good source to spoof.

The Second Doctor
Power of the Daleks episode 1 (1966) - The War Games episode 10 (1969), The Three Doctors (1973), The Five Doctors (1983) and The Two Doctors (1985)
Played by: Patrick Troughton
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Firstly, completely and utterly off-topic, saw this the other day and thought of you Cybermat:
http://www.giantfreakinrobot.com/sci...thog-life.html

Secondly, a little bit more on-topic, it was in the news the other day that David Bradley will play the part of William Hartnell in a docudrama about the creation of Doctor Who.

http://www-deadline-com.vimg.net/wp-...03-200x221.jpg vs http://www.britmovie.co.uk/wp-conten...m-Hartnell.jpg

I think it's a good casting choice. :yep:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-21251726