Any DW fans here? Are you waiting the 19th of September as much as me?

I don't see anything Shiditso2, do you posted something? XD

Not that I can remember. But now I see all of these black marks on my hand... Why are there so many?!

I watch it with the kids but Moffat needs to step away from the writing, it's garbage and reminds me of the Peter Davidson / Sylvester McCoy / Colin Baker era.

Russell T Davies was onto a good thing with Christopher Eccleston and let it slip away. 

^^^^ The Real Dr Who

Careful, your age is showing again, Daddy...

@ Shiditso2: The age is strong in this one.
@ SSI_GrandDaddySlimer: eh, right, it's a reeeeally long show, and it embraces society and people of his time. Today, our society is so unstable and easily shifting between phases that it's just natural that a show like this is more chaotic than it was in the past. In my opinion, between 9th and 10th doctor we reached a really good balance between plot of the single episode and plot of the season. From there yeah it was still watchable but not as magnetic as it was. Now is just "oh there is a rule UOPSS not there anymore". You can't just reboot the universe because you burned a main character. You can't just rewrite the only one basic rule of the show because you need to add more seasons. You just can't add 20sec of episode to save a character just because the actress said "naa i stay, i still can be useful". As Warframe has some holes here and there, so DW. Maybe it's just a scaling problem: the bigger you get, the bigger the "wow-effect" has to be, the bigger things as continuity and sense start crumbling apart because the main mission is to attract more without describing what it's already there.
Maybe.
What do you think about it?

LOL!

Also, props to you for somehow relating Warframe to DW; props indeed.

Not sure what I can say about the show other than the 10th Doctor was the best!  That being said, I guess I cannot really say I dislike any of the modern Doctors.  However, I can agree that the Moffat era is less interesting than the Davies era.  to be honest, I think the sheer talent of the Doctor and companions have been what keep the show together this far.

Tenth doctor is David tennant right?

Yes, the characters have been well acted until Capaldi came along. The companions have been interesting to watch. By 'interesting' I am sure you know what I mean. ; ) Karen Gillan before you ask.

Matt Smith was the biggest shock to the DW universe... 'Too young!', but eventually ended up the closest Doctor to Tom Baker to play with the role and create something special. David Tennant had the more emotional plot lines which brought out the best in him, his eccentricities were maybe a little tame though. I've always felt the Doctor has best been played as a Bi-Polar survivor, manic fits and genius coupled with a certain desperation and depth.

I went to see Dr Who live with Nigel Planner (Neil from the Young Ones), it was really good, especially the theme tune played live. I got to be threatened by all sorts of Who enemies who mingled in the crowd.

I do like the franchise, honestly I do, just want more from it.

J.J. Abrahms, are you reading this?

I agree totally with all you said, that's why i'm also waiting this:

Who's asking?  Tis a toss up between Karen and Jenna Coleman, before you ask

Tricky.

All too young for me despite my adonis good looks.

This ^

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