Who wants to see Bif Bang Pow continue with Dr Who???

[megotastic]

it seems very odd to me that they have not renewed the licence- i dont think you can blame the bbc for being fickle- but i dont think it helped that bbp were over a year late with morbius scaroth leela and sutekh.

[Timothy2251]

If BBP ever gets the license again, I will be onboard for more Dr. Who figures. We've got 3 out of 12/13 Doctors already, gotta fill up those holes in the collection, yo! Plus, I NEEDS A DAVROS!

[rche]

I purchased by the case for all previous releases, and would continue doing so.
More BBP Doctor Who!

[jds1911a1]

Honestly, I'd rather see Cast-a-Way, NECA, or one of the other 8" producers take on the challenge.

BBP had their shot, and it seems to me that they were far more interested in producing secondary/supporting characters than they were in producing figures of The Doctor.

There have been 12 different Doctors. I just don't see the point of releasing a lot of supporting characters when the various Doctors are so colorful and unique.

BBP's first few waves actually made a lot of sense from a mego head perspective, Tom baker was the first doctor for most people in the 40-50 age bracket and the first in general ariring in North America. The villians made were all the hinchcliffe producton era (which most classic who fans look at as the best era of who), except for Scarroth and the companions K-9 and Leela are nods to the original Denys fisher mego line. Scarroth was a great choice for me, as City of Death is one of my favorites.
While I was dissapointed by the prototype head sculpts the production heads were a pleasant surprise,

I really wanted Pertwee and a Unit member (even a generic trooper)

While we don't know why the licensed was recalled I don't think it was because of the figure choices for the line, it is just as likely that the licnese was pulled because of other products that were similar to those BBC was producing or it was simply a matter of putting all the licensed product under 1 roof.

[jwyblejr]

I don't mind secondary characters. Especially if we got someone like Jamie.

[LadyZod]

I don't care about secondary characters.

I want all the Doctors, so I can stand them on a row on a shelf.

I think most adult collectors (who this license would court) will most likely do the same.

[tllgn]

I thought Bif Bang Pow did a wonderful job with Dr.who,and in the future ,i hope they get the rights to make more again,i would support this
line if they can get it back.THANK YOU BIF BANG POW!.

[jacoblb]

I want to continue to support the line, where's the petition?
Lensi said he would consider bringing the line back if there was enough strong demand.
I'm all in favor in re-Mego-ing all the various Doctor Who incarnations, I bought them and only them as I'm not interested in companions or villains, however.
I don't mind that the other characters were offered, but not at the expense of slowing down getting the main guys, that is, if that happened.
But I'd love to see the line come back.

[Gorn Captain]

I'm all for getting more 8" Doctor Who. I'd happily buy eight or so per year.

While I was happy with BBP most of the time, there are things that could have gone better.
1. As said before, more Doctors and main characters. Let's face it, who was extatic about that Crispy Master?
2. More figures per year. Man, it was slow going.
3. BBP has never captured the female form well, so Leela wasn't my favorite.
4. BBP has always had some issues with proportions and matching different parts together. Like Tom's hat not fitting, the Cyberleader's head not fitting well onto the body, etc. That could have been done better.
5. IF BBP had started with "heavy guns only" (one Doctor plus one main bad guy per set), we would have been happier instead of being really disappointed.

So on the one hand, I'd like to see a company like NECA tackle 8" retro Who (but it's unlikely).
On the other hand, I'd love to see BBP return and give us Ice Warriors, Silurians, Yeti, and a whole bunch of Doctors.

So yes, if BBP returned, I'd continue the adventure!

[ubermanx]

There have been 12 different Doctors. I just don't see the point of releasing a lot of supporting characters when the various Doctors are so colorful and unique.

BBC licensing is notorious for being fickle, taking a long time for approvals, etc.

Maybe BBP got approvals for the Tom Baker era real quickly but the newer stuff was harder to get approved causing delays? Maybe someone at BBP is a huge Tom Baker fan?

I also think that when planning a long term line you don't release all the big guns first. Cause then who will buy the secondary characters later down the line? Maybe there was hope / plans to really explore each era and they just started with Tom Baker as that kinda fits the Mego collector age demographic? Just guessing here. I suspect if the plan was to release a short lived line it would have been a priority to just get all the Doctors out the door.

In a perfect world we would have gotten a Doctor and his most popular companion as the first pair of the set. The second pair would be the Doctor's most popular villian and a secondary character either good or evil then move onto another series of four. (eg Ecclestone, Rose, Capt Jack and maybe a Slitheen). Of course we need an army of Cybermen and Daleks of all shapes and sizes.

I regret not seeing each Doctor but I also wish we saw some of the supporting cast like the Brigadier, Rory, etc.

But I am immensely grateful to BBP for releasing what we did get before BBC yanked the rug out. Can't say thank you enough.

- Marty

[THE FALCON]

Me Me Me!!! I want more Doctor Who!

[GlobalObserver]

Honestly, I'd rather see Cast-a-Way, NECA, or one of the other 8" producers take on the challenge.

BBP had their shot, and it seems to me that they were far more interested in producing secondary/supporting characters than they were in producing figures of The Doctor.

There have been 12 different Doctors. I just don't see the point of releasing a lot of supporting characters when the various Doctors are so colorful and unique.

[ubermanx]

If the license from BBC is not possible maybe pursue the Peter Cushing movies? Produce a few more Daleks since they had so many different ones?

Either way, I would love to see the line continue with all the Doctors.

- Marty

[alex]

ALL DAy long, aND EVERY DAy !!!

[fallensaviour]

I hope and pray they can get it back.We need more doctors!!!