Doctor Who Fanclub

[Kess]

I dunno. I feel like I would be destroyed by feelings again e.e

[detective who.]

I honestly don't think the Classic series will do that. From what I've seen of it, it's quite a bit more light-hearted, although I'm sure there are stories (such as regeneration stories) that would probably be upsetting. But, of course, Netflix (which is the only place I have to watch it) doesn't have any regeneration stories D:<

[videlicet]

@Charcoal Master, It worked well enough for me! Did you remove the '/' before the 'sidereel' in the address? It's right here. c:
And, yes, I have to agree on that front, actually. The effects may be terrible, but it is sort of endearing, to use your word. :p But, definitely not everyone's thing.

[Kess]

Thanks for letting me know but I think I might stick with the current series for now (although I may go nuts for lack of Doctor Who and just watch it over the summer).

I have such an issue picking my favorite Doctor, like, I love them all! I absolutely fell in love with Nine, but I've always loved David Tennant! and Matt Smith is adorkable :3

[.Fish.]

Welcome Nepeta! Another Nine lover, yes!

I love 9 he was my first and still my fav!

[detective who.]

@Charcoal Master, It worked well enough for me! Did you remove the '/' before the 'sidereel' in the address? It's right here. c:
And, yes, I have to agree on that front, actually. The effects may be terrible, but it is sort of endearing, to use your word. :p But, definitely not everyone's thing.

Oh, it works now. Thanks so much~
Well, I have my activity for today~

[emberonis]

@Cat., The link does not work :/
It says the page can't be found. Thanks for trying, anyway :)

@Bad Wolf Kess, I'd still give it a try, if I were you. I've only seen two stories from it, but it's really fun to watch, even if the special effects are a bit, er, interesting (as an example, in one episode someone was being covered by some green gooey stuff - it was clearly green bubble wrap XD). The bad effects actually make it a bit more endearing, in my opinion.

Yes yes the effects x3 The bubble wrap made it hard to take it seriously, but still a good episode. I'm loving Classic Who so far, but I do think it's an acquired taste.

I've been looking up episodes of Four online, and so far I love him. There was a particular moment when I just knew that he was one of my Doctors (I can't choose one xD But Christopher Eccleston, David Tennant, and Tom Baker's doctors are all 'my docotrs'), his dialog is just perfect. It's also really neat to watch Sarah Jane Smith young, and to see all these different aspects, traditions, aliens, references, etc. from the Classic Who that was carried on into the New Who.

In The Army of Ghosts (fantastic episode, so funny, it's just... Doomsday is the next one -sobs-) there's a reference to the sarcophagus from the Pyramid of Mars that just about made me squeal. To me, being able to 'get it' just that much more, see the history and really understand why some things are the way they are, is the biggest appeal to watching the Classic Who.

Alsooo Nine was my first too <3 and he'll always be fantastic and my favorite Doctor x3

[Kess]

Nine was the first doctor I ever watched and I fell in love with him quickly :3

[detective who.]

I think Nine was the first Doctor for a lot of people here, including me. Ten is my favourite though~

Also, Seven or Cat, do either one of you know which full stories this website has? I'm trying to find one, but looking through them all is making my head hurt.
Or maybe I'm just doing this completely wrong and they have more episodes than I realise.

[emberonis]

I think Nine was the first Doctor for a lot of people here, including me. Ten is my favourite though~

Also, Seven or Cat, do either one of you know which full stories this website has? I'm trying to find one, but looking through them all is making my head hurt.
Or maybe I'm just doing this completely wrong and they have more episodes than I realise.

I just go to the bbc website to look up the episode list (for example, here's the list for Four) and then type the name into a search box. We've (my sister and I) have been watching them through Dailymotion, and the user who posts them is matrixarchive. The Classic Who, each episode is in four parts, each part about 20 minutes. So, I'd type in 'Pyramids of Mars part 1', or whatever episode you want. x3

A lot of the episodes from the first two doctors are missing, so I'm not sure if you'd be able to find them online as BBC doesn't even have them.