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  1. I'm really not a fan of doing the Cartmel Masterplan of revealing The Doctor's almost like a God amongst the Time Lords. I think its even more pointless now really. He's the Last of the Time Lords, he doesn't need to be the God of the Time Lords too. They should just not explain it when he passes the regeneration limit. I think it'd be fun to have him freak ou in the run up to his last regeneration, knowing that its his last, then he seems to be dying and regenerates with no explanation. Have him try and search for a reason off-screen, he never finds one, and then have him do a line at some point about not knowing if it'll happen again or what's going on. Although even all this is probably a bit fan wanky. Maybe its best just to drop it.

  2. That was great fun, I loved the feel of that. The Doctor's reactions to death was a but off, certainly could have doen with the 'ouch', but compared to last week's it was in a different league. I loved the Avenger's reference too, lovely. Reminded me a bit of the Lucifer Box stories too. How comes that hasn't been made into a TV show yet? Mental. Definately in the top few this year, I'm not going to rate them yet because of enxt week's episode but still, I loved this.

  3. Ricky Marvin, Axel, and Blue Demon Jr. can all be added to the AAA roster. Ricky Marvin debuted at tonight's tapings by attacking La Secta and joining Perros del Mal, Axel (Hijo del Santo's nephew) debuted as a surprise (probably as a tecnico), and Blue Demon Jr. officially announced that he signed with AAA.

    No idea what Demon's alignment should be - I'd go with face for now - but he challenged LA Park for his Latin American title and brawled with Mesias. AAA also announced the creation of the Leyenda Azul championship ("Campeonato de la Leyenda Azul").

    I'm late with this but I'm pretty sure Blue Demon is meant to be a technico as much as anyone is in AAA. LA Park's not really much of a technico anyway, he's more "I'm going after this technico" or "I'm going after this rudo." But given that Demon came in against the rudo champion, signed a deal with AAA (rather than allied himself with Konnan I mean), brought in the presumably technico Axel (who seems like he might have a bit of a feud with Daga) and seemed to have a bit of a confrontation with Konnan I'd say he's a technico. Challenging Park's no indication of being a rudo given how Park's never really technico or rudo anyway. I don't think it was mentioned anywhere (I might have missed it) but Park's gone from AAA. He seems to be in TxT if their press conference is anything to go by, although I don't think he's actually appeared at oen of their shows yet (he hinted at a run in but I don't think it actually happened? Might be wrong.)

  4. I've liked all the other episodes this series, there's been some cracking stuff. That, on the other hand, was just dull filler. There wasn't any tension in for me at all. There were bits I liked, the eye of harmony reference was nice, the voices were nice and the library was cool but that's all there were for me, and everything else was just a bit lifeless. It reminded me of some of the worst bit of series six where the actual episode itself seemed like it'd been sacrificed in order to do some story arc bits.

  5. Isn't it psychic now? So I guess the idea is it pretty much does anything you ask it to. Yeah, I don't like it. It's one of the things Moffat's era seems to have taken to the extreme, I don't know whether that's his idea or just how its fallen but the doctor's constantly waving it around now. The end of that Day of the Moon double parter might be one of the worst incidents where the director had clearly decided that it looked cool when waved around along with the laser gun sfx.

  6. I have not been a fan near as long as you guys so I have to ask. Is anything Vamp saying at all accurate?

    I find it hilarious that Vamp can say "no, this is definitely true, guys" about something using "it was said once" as his defence, when you can find countless examples of it being made clear, in the series, that's it not true.

    I don't see how hard it is to grasp that I wasn't being serious. I said there's been tongue in cheek moments, made an obviously sarcastic comment like "I'm being deadly serious" about a show that it isn't remotely possible to be deadly serious about.

    Yeah, I'm not actually being serious. The Doctor doesn't really have a name, in that no one ever has had any intention to reveal it and no one ever will. Doctor Who is the closest you'll ever get. To be honest serious discussions about his name would be as boring as having a serious plot about it. Why he has hid his name, if indeed he has, is the interesting bit. There's been a bit in other Doctor Who fictions (mainly the books) about it being impossible for human beings to pronounce his name, but obviously their relation to canon (and canon is an equally bollocks thing to talk about when it comes to Who really) is questionable.

    In fact talking about canon and the name, I always struggle to get my head around the idea that the Master suggests the Doctor chose his name because of the meaning of the world (helping people) and then later River Song explains that Doctor has a different meaning and we get it from him. I know 'timey wimey' but that genuinely hurts my head to think about.

    Actually as another edit, I also think it'd just be fantastic if he was called Who. It'd be great. If his hidden name wasn't hidden at all and what so many people respond with when he introduces himself and what so many people talking about the show call him. It'd be awesome. And if some of the people who we'd thought had asked "Doctor who?" had actually asked "Doctor Who?"

  7. Not strictly true, like Benji said there's been tongue in cheek moments. A computer calls him Doctor Who in The War Machines for example. And in German he was called Doktor von Wer, admittedly that's the Doctor of Who but still. I'm pretty sure he's also signed stuff with a question mark.

  8. Yeah. Hence why I know his name. He's been called it in the classic series, he was credited as it during the Ecclestone series, he even had a personalised number plate with his name on it.

  9. I don't think Amy got a key either did she? She took a key but then the Doctor took it back off her. Which is what made it really odd when he gave Victorian Clara the key so quickly in the Christmas special.

  10. Possibly the worst episode of Who since the RTD era? The end certainly the same amount of silliness and lack of invention as the worst stories from that era of Who and it was a return to the 'sonic screw-driver saves all,' style of deus-ex-machina from that period of Who as well.

    While I get what you were saying otherwise, I do like the fact that you've basically rewritten Moffat's 'Who' so that it didn't include love defeating the cybermen or the Doctor constantly waving a magic wand around that seemingly does whatever's needed at all times.

    I liked bits of this episode. It kinda had an old school feel for much of the episode (although not all the way through), some of the CGI was great, the Vigil were freaky, it was nice to have such an alient society and, of course, Matt Smith pulled it out of the bag with that speech which could have sounded rather forced if not for him. He really is well and truly above the show at this point. It was a bit of a miss but if you're going to have a miss at least let it be colourful I suppose.

    Next week looks promising, I'm not expecting a great episode but it looks looks pretty solid.

  11. All I said was that some women do hate all men.

    No one said they didn't. Somebody said you can't blame feminism for girls not liking men. And then you said "ah but you should work with female social workers because some women do hate men!" as if somebody had said "No, never in the history of the world has a woman ever hated a man." I think you were trying to have your own argument, I just don't know who with. I hope you win though. :)

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  12. I'm sure Skummy could do this himself but this...

    You should work with the more female social workers dealing with family violence. Because yeah, they do often hate men. Which is fair enough if 99% of what you deal with is horrible men. But to say it doesn't exist doesn't gel with real life either. If we readily accept that there are men out there who think of women as inferior/sex toy/slaves then it's a disservice to women to pretend that some won't hate all men because of it.

    And then this...

    Step into the real world for once, stop blaming feminism for why girls don't like you and accept that it might be because you're just a cunt.

    Also in regards to this...

    It´s simply out of balance. You are the macho asshole rapeist because you have a penis. If you follow non of your natural desires, get depressed and kill yourself you are ok. Otherwise. Evil.

    I'm dating a feminist at the moment. I presume she doesn't think I'm a 'macho asshole rapeist', or at least it hasn't come up, and I definately have a penis. She seems okay with my penis though. I'm not really sure what my natural desires are meant to be but I haven't changed my behaviour at all. Nor have I killed myself. Or maybe I have. Oooh, spooky. She also hasn't told me I'm evil, which again, I feel might have come up over dinner or something.

    I'm a feminist but that's not to say I haven't disagreed with some of the feminist critics in my field. I have. I don't however think that female teachers can touch children and male ones can't because I've worked in a child care situation and so I actually know that what you said there is odd and mental. I also know that that's something completely different. I'm genuinely a bit disturbed that anyone thinks feminism is causing men to die (which is essentially what you're trying to say with the suicide bit). Like really disturbed that anyone would try and put that across. In a post-post modern world I could probably find some more sensible reasons.

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