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Mike wrote:You mean Spike and Riley (sorry could not resist!) dont get your vote?

Always knew you were a desperate wannabe and a fame-hugger but that is low! Very low! Lower than LOW!!!!

Rowenna says that she prefers Giles to Riley. Rather worrying that.

It's also worrying that she chose Giles over Angel !!

She likes Angel but he disappeared after a couple of series. She likes her man to stick around!

but he had a whole 5 series to himself after that - which oddly i prefered over buffy because the stories were better, and because there's something irrestible about dave in that long black coat billowing around as he walks manfully away staring thoughtfully into the middle distance...

Fez wrote:but he had a whole 5 series to himself after that - which oddly i prefered over buffy because the stories were better, and because there's something irrestible about dave in that long black coat billowing around as he walks manfully away staring thoughtfully into the middle distance...

what a nice erotic insight into your troubled mind Fez.

The thing is with Angel is that it was better for me but the time that it came out on was inconvenient me and Rowenna for some reason I have forgotten. After that, we tried to watch it but we had missed too much.

I personally enjoyed the last two episodes. I thought the parallel world was an interesting concept - Moorcock's Multiverse and all that jazz.

The cybermen were cool - much better than I anticipated. Lumic, Trig from Only Fools and Horses (I think), was also a good character and one that I felt could have been exploited more. Some ''Mad Lumic Moments'' would have been fantastic - one man in a wheelchair leading hundreds of cybermen over the Watford Gap to oblitorate Birmingham would have a wonderful addition to this story Sod all to do with the plot, I know, but it would have been fun!

Tennant was good in the first one but not as wonderful in the second one - but then again the second episode will possibly always be my favourite for the one moment that the producers actually listened to the audience - they got rid of Mickey! WooHoo! For one horrible moment I actually thought the Doctor was going to take Mickey and that kid from Byker Grove and CBBC with him. But he didn't. My viewing pleasure on a Saturday night just increased!

Please let them never find this world again - I know it is a virtual impossibility but the producers may decide to make it possible.

It becomes possible if you reverse the polarity of the neutron flow...But don't tell the Doctor that, he may do it.

Best ending of a show ever. We'll miss you Micky! *snigger*

Rest of it was quite cool, I love the idea of zeppellins cruising over London. The Cybermen I'm not too keen on having around, though. Electrocuting people and whatnot, little blighters.

Good episode, would like to see them back to back so the memory of details does not fade in the interveening space. Otherwise was also glad of Micky deciding to stay on a parallel universe. Good job lad!

johnriley1uk wrote:It becomes possible if you reverse the polarity of the neutron flow...But don't tell the Doctor that, he may do it.

Sssssshhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think we got away with it, but whatever you do, don't mention the neutron flow!!

I always thought Maureen Lipman was evil.
Overall, good concept again, good acting again, no disappointments.

One thing that I am really enjoying about this series is the amount of fun that the costume department are having. I genuinely like the fact that Tennant's outfit doesn't change and only his hairstyle/accent does. I loved his hair on this one! What I also love is that Billie Piper gets to wear some absolute corkers of outfits, real iconic stuff - her dress really epitomised that time period. Wonderful stuff.

I missed this weeks episode but I am getting disturbed by the number of people trying to mind control everyone. It seems to be a bit of a recuring theme at the moment and they need to move on to another story!

Mike

I too missed the last episode. I'm disturbed by the fact one of the recurring themes seems to be the inevitability of death. Damn morbid scriptwriters. And there does seem to be a lot of mind control around too...

I'm disturbed by the fact one of the recurring themes seems to be the inevitability of death.

It's a fact of life. :(

Oh no someone else is being morbid now!