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Fanatical For Who / The Top Ten Of Everything / Re: K-E-Ps Top Ten WTF Moments
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on: January 18, 2013, 01:26:27 pm
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9Rose Returns I don't know about everyone else, but Rose coming back in Partners of Crime was a total shocker for me. When that blond girl turned around and we got to see who it was I remember being so gobsmacked! I really didn't expect to see her again. Unlike a lot of people, I wasn't against her return at all and while it did take away from her exit a little, I was happy to have the character back. Even if she did later forget how to talk.
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Travels In Time And Space / The Greatest Show In The Galaxy / Re: The Companion +/- Game
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on: January 18, 2013, 10:50:56 am
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10 - Susan
10 - Ian
16 - Barbara
11 - Vicki
09 - Steven
10 - Sara
09 - Katarina
10 - Dodo
10 - Polly
10 - Ben
10 - Jamie
10 - Victoria
09 - Zoe
15 - Liz
14 - Jo
10 - The Brigadier
08 - Yates
10 - Benton
11 - Sarah
09 - Harry
15 - Leela
07 - K9
13 - Romana I
10 - Romana II
08 - Adric
09 - Nyssa
06 - Tegan
07 - Turlough
13 - Peri
07 - Mel
16 - Ace
07 - Grace
11 - Rose
03 - Adam
10 - Jack
11 - Martha
10 - Astrid
15 - Donna
09 - Jackson
08 - Rosita
10 - Christina
10 - Adelaide
10 - Wilf
12 - Amy
12 - Rory
13 - River
09 - Clara
+1 Vicki
-1 Adric
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Travels In Time And Space / The Celestial Toymaker / Re: Mistakes and Inconsistencies The Celestial Toymaker
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on: January 18, 2013, 10:32:19 am
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I remember reading a long time ago that there were lots of errors within the Trilogic game, but I have no idea how that game works and so wouldn't have noticed them myself and still don't know what they are.
I can understand how the game works, but I think you'd need to be a maths prodigy to be able to tell if it's being played right. I'm not. From wiki: When the Doctor is on move 905, he moves a piece so it counts as move 906. However, when the Celestial Toymaker asks the pieces to go to move 930, they only jump 21 times so it should be move 927.
In one spot of the Trilogic game, the smallest piece can be seen to be on top of the 5 piece. In order to get the minimum 1023 moves for the game, the smallest piece can never be put on top of another odd numbered piece – so the Doctor shouldn't be able to do it in 1023 moves.
Also, at 1000 moves, there are pieces on all three edges of the board. In the optimum solution of 1023 moves, one of the edges should be blank at 1000 moves. I'd never have known, either. I still don't understand  |
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Travels In Time And Space / The Celestial Toymaker / Re: Replacing William Hartnell
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on: January 18, 2013, 10:31:25 am
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I don't know if it would have been a bad idea entirely. Hartnell was great, but there was nothing spectacular about his performance between this and The Tenth Planet that we would have missed out on had he left the show at this point.
I sort of agree with this. I'm glad that he stayed around a bit longer, but I don't think we would have lost anything major in terms of development had this been his last story. |
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Travels In Time And Space / The Celestial Toymaker / Re: The Toymaker
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on: January 18, 2013, 10:28:37 am
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I think there is a lot of mileage in this character and I would love to see him come back for a rematch. Michael Gough played him so well in this story and he had a great interaction with Hartnell (when he was around). They really played well of each other.
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