Taosman
Your Cousin In New Mexxico
Just a heads up. Doctor Who premiers tonight on SciFi Channel.
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Taosman
Your Cousin In New Mexxico
Doctor Who ,Returns! Tonight!
Tired of the summer re-runs?
Yes, there's still a bigger-on-the-inside spaceship disguised as a blue British police box. And yes, the Doctor will still save us from the alien hordes.
David Tennant and Freema Agyeman star in "Doctor Who." - Sci Fi Channel
Doctor Who
? When: 8 p.m. ("The Runaway Bride") and 9:30 p.m. ("Smith and Jones").
? Where: Sci-Fi Channel.
? On the Web: www.scifi.com/doctorwho.
But when the third season of the revived BBC fantasy series "Doctor Who" comes to the Sci Fi Channel tonight, the Doctor (David Tennant) will have a new friend on his travels through the universe: medical student Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman).
Tired of the summer re-runs?
Yes, there's still a bigger-on-the-inside spaceship disguised as a blue British police box. And yes, the Doctor will still save us from the alien hordes.
David Tennant and Freema Agyeman star in "Doctor Who." - Sci Fi Channel
Doctor Who
? When: 8 p.m. ("The Runaway Bride") and 9:30 p.m. ("Smith and Jones").
? Where: Sci-Fi Channel.
? On the Web: www.scifi.com/doctorwho.
But when the third season of the revived BBC fantasy series "Doctor Who" comes to the Sci Fi Channel tonight, the Doctor (David Tennant) will have a new friend on his travels through the universe: medical student Martha Jones (Freema Agyeman).
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Chi-Town Buck
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It's the series that wouldn't die.....
Good Lord, you'd think with all the SF that's been published over the last 30 years that they could have picked something else to base a series on instead of an old Brit SF series.
Good Lord, you'd think with all the SF that's been published over the last 30 years that they could have picked something else to base a series on instead of an old Brit SF series.
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Taosman;877804; said:Many don't "get" Dr. Who. That's OK!
It's a very quirky series that was on TV before you were born!
There are generations of Dr. Who fans!
Thanks for the heads up!!
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Chi-Town Buck
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Hmmmm....
I very much doubt that.
I just could never get past the cheesiness of the sets and effects, but as you say, there ARE generations of devoted fans.
On a related note, many people like to eat haggis.
I very much doubt that.
I just could never get past the cheesiness of the sets and effects, but as you say, there ARE generations of devoted fans.
On a related note, many people like to eat haggis.
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