Dr Who

[jim8flog]

Now that’s a good idea. I have fond memories of Servalan.

Jacqueline Pearce
Well remembered for that part and other more revealing roles

 

[Robster59]

No, I am another.

I was already a teenager by then and, not surprisingly, dismissed it then as a kids programme.

Since then I have had no interest in revisiting my decision and getting very annoyed by BBC promoting it as something it isn't.

Pardon me asking, but how can you make a decision on something you haven't seen?

 

[Deleted member 36742]

Pardon me asking, but how can you make a decision on something you haven't seen?

Perhaps I wasn't clear, I watched some of the very first series (can't remember how many episodes) before reaching my conclusion.

 

[Patster1969]

Maybe they should give Doctor Who another rest and reboot Blake’s 7.

I would like this suggestion more than once if I could

 

[HomerJSimpson]

You have my vote too. Loved Blakes 7

 

[HampshireHog]

I loved Blakes 7

Would it still work with a completely different cast?

I think so I mean it’s 40+ years. Mind you Paul Darrow will still be hard to follow.

 

[IanM]

My missus was a huge Blakes 7 fan. I never even watched it+

Dr Who has been appalling for a while... Or maybe I'm too old now

 

[louise_a]

I remember the first Doctor, I may well have watched the 1st episode (my dad always called it Silly Who), I do still enjoy watching the show and enjoyed all the different Doctors.

 

[Voyager EMH]

Jacqueline Pearce
Well remembered for that part and other more revealing roles

Jacqueline Pearce also appeared in Doctor Who in 1985 as the character Chessene

 

[srixon 1]

Always been rammel

Back in the’70s my dad used to call it Dr Moo, and as soon as the music came on he always turned the TV over.

 

[Red devil]

Jacqueline Pearce
Well remembered for that part and other more revealing roles

Lovely eyes. Stirred something in a young lad back in the day!

 

[Hobbit]

I was just 5yrs & 1mth when the first episode aired. The cyber men would see me behind the sofa. I wouldn’t say I was a fanatic about it but it was always on if it was being shown. I think Tom Baker was the last dr I really watched. I’ve watched an odd one since but only if there’s been very little else worth watching.

Bearing in mind the quality of cgi now, the Beeb just don’t spend enough on for it not to look like it’s been made as a Blue Peter project, all fairy liquid bottles and gaffer tape.

 

[Lord Tyrion]

Bearing in mind the quality of cgi now, the Beeb just don’t spend enough on for it not to look like it’s been made as a Blue Peter project, all fairy liquid bottles and gaffer tape.

Dr Who is a big money spinner for the BBC. It's sold all over. Also bear in mind the new series, Inc Christmas special, is made in conjunction with Disney now. Money for effects really isn't a problem now.

 

[Fade and Die]

Watched the second episode Saturday. Still happy with it.

 

[Deleted member 18645]

You have my vote too. Loved Blakes 7

I re-watched them all on Youtube a few years back. Dated yes, special effects not great but OK for the era. But the hell with Servalan, Glynis Barber as Soo-lin - yes please