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  • jwyblejr
    galactic yo-yo
    • Apr 6, 2006
    • 11147

    #31
    I think the marriage was to help get normal time flowing again with their kiss. Here's what I want to know. Are they really married since she married the robot?

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    • Gorn Captain
      Invincible Ironing Man
      • Feb 28, 2008
      • 10549

      #32
      Originally posted by jwyblejr
      I think the marriage was to help get normal time flowing again with their kiss.
      I can accept a time traveling machine, I can accept regeneration, but restoring the flow of time by kissing?
      Next time my computer acts up, I know what to do...
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      "When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."

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      • Mikey
        Verbose Member
        • Aug 9, 2001
        • 47258

        #33
        The show is being drawn farther and farther away from sci fi and more towards fantasy and romance to get the teen girls watching.

        It's a good idea in the short-term but I think they're starting to alienate their core audience
        Last edited by Mikey; Oct 2, '11, 3:30 PM.

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        • Mego Magyar
          Permanent Member
          • Jan 17, 2011
          • 2678

          #34
          Originally posted by jwyblejr
          I think the marriage was to help get normal time flowing again with their kiss. Here's what I want to know. Are they really married since she married the robot?
          He was inside controling the robot so I'd say they're hitched.

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          • Thor
            Thunder God
            • Dec 17, 2009
            • 679

            #35
            Originally posted by Mikey
            The show is being drawn farther and farther away from sci fi and more towards fantasy and romance to get the teen girls watching.

            It's a good idea in the short-term but I think they're starting to alienate their core audience
            I agree a bit with that. It seems they are trying to win over the Twilight crowd but they are ****ing off the old school Whovians. Some of these shows have very weak premises.
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            "I've seen things you wouldn't believe."

            - Roy Batty

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            • Bruce Banner
              HULK SMASH!
              • Apr 3, 2010
              • 4335

              #36
              Ditching the elaborate season long story arcs is definitely going to be a good idea.
              More self contained stories for each adventure will be welcome, along with (hopefully) the reappearance of some more classic DW enemies.
              PUNY HUMANS!

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              • wolfie
                Persistent Member
                • Dec 31, 2007
                • 1567

                #37
                I just heard Moffett is out and George Lucas is taking over.

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                • ctc
                  Fear the monkeybat!
                  • Aug 16, 2001
                  • 11183

                  #38
                  >Ditching the elaborate season long story arcs is definitely going to be a good idea.

                  I would agree. Part of the problem for me is that I've been a patron of the nerdly arts for a LONG time, and I've seen a lot of stuff.... so the "surprise" twists don't do it for me, as I've seen that sort of thing before. A lot.

                  Don C.

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                  • Mego Magyar
                    Permanent Member
                    • Jan 17, 2011
                    • 2678

                    #39
                    Originally posted by Bruce Banner
                    Ditching the elaborate season long story arcs is definitely going to be a good idea.
                    More self contained stories for each adventure will be welcome, along with (hopefully) the reappearance of some more classic DW enemies.
                    Agreed. There's a difference between a story arc and dropping a few hints for a Seasons Finale ( Bad Wolf, You are not alone, missing bees & Doctor Donna ) but these were just hints not really part of the story along the way.

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                    • Gorn Captain
                      Invincible Ironing Man
                      • Feb 28, 2008
                      • 10549

                      #40
                      Originally posted by wolfie
                      I just heard Moffett is out and George Lucas is taking over.
                      An Ewok companion. Nub nub!!!
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                      "When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."

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                      • Mego Magyar
                        Permanent Member
                        • Jan 17, 2011
                        • 2678

                        #41
                        Originally posted by Gorn Captain
                        An Ewok companion. Nub nub!!!
                        Nah... Jar Jar Binks!

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                        • wolfie
                          Persistent Member
                          • Dec 31, 2007
                          • 1567

                          #42
                          Oh yeah, wouldn't that be great, Dr Who and his new companion Jar Jar Binks.

                          Meesa like spacey travel.

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                          • Gorn Captain
                            Invincible Ironing Man
                            • Feb 28, 2008
                            • 10549

                            #43
                            Why is it that when you mention Jar Jar as a companion, I can't help but think of Bonnie Langford?
                            They're both annoying, the color scheme is the same...
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                            "When things are at their darkest, it's a brave man that can kick back and party."

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                            • raider5gt
                              Museum Tree Cutter
                              • Nov 25, 2007
                              • 1911

                              #44
                              Originally posted by Gorn Captain
                              Why is it that when you mention Jar Jar as a companion, I can't help but think of Bonnie Langford?
                              They're both annoying, the color scheme is the same...
                              Ah but can Jar Jar dance?

                              Never stand behind a cow when it sneezes.

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                              • wolfie
                                Persistent Member
                                • Dec 31, 2007
                                • 1567

                                #45
                                How Wude, meesa gunga dancer.

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