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RE: Dr Who - lovebabes56 - 19-11-2014 07:44
I always thought both Amy & Rose have been the doctor's best companions....
RE: Dr Who - biggles - 19-11-2014 13:11
I thought Michelle Ryan (Lady Christina de Souza) was a good one off companion in Planet of the Dead and would have made a good regular companion.
RE: Dr Who - bytor - 20-11-2014 18:18
The more I see clips of the Christmas special the more I despair. What next Dr Who and the 3 Bears? The Dr and his new assistant Goldie Lox battle an alien porridge life form. Damn could be giving Moffat ideas here
RE: Dr Who - lovebabes56 - 20-11-2014 19:21
As if Moffat would need any new ideas! I only wish more of the old monsters made a return to keep things fresh and exciting
RE: Dr Who - M-L-L - 20-11-2014 21:17
(19-11-2014 13:11 )biggles Wrote: I thought Michelle Ryan (Lady Christina de Souza) was a good one off companion in Planet of the Dead and would have made a good regular companion.
Similarly I thought "Rosita" (?not sure about spelling?) in the Tennant Christmas special with the "Next Doctor" and Victorian "Cyber-King" was good, though she didn't get to do too much other than a bit of comic relief.(
Though I also wouldn't have said no to Dervla Kirwan as a regular companion, but she was the villain in that episode)
RE: Dr Who - M-L-L - 20-11-2014 21:35
(20-11-2014 19:21 )babelover48 Wrote: I only wish more of the old monsters made a return to keep things fresh and exciting
Mixed views on that one - they tend to misuse old monsters imo.
Also, unless they can use old monsters in a fresh way it just runs the risk of getting repetitive.
The 80s over-used Cybermen imo after their success in Earthshock and they just got less and less menacing.
And arguably they've still yet to create many really iconic new one-off or recurring villains/monsters in the 2000s reboot in the same way that they did in the 60s and 70s ?
I would say possibly Terreleptils from the 80s is one of the few originals from that era that might be due another outing, they never came back, and from New Who the Weeping Angels are one of the few that stand out for me. The Ood were also quite good in their first outing I thought.
Imo, like in the 70s Tom Baker stories, some of the best villains/monsters in the reboot have been possessed/altered humans - eg. the Waters of Mars "zombies" and things like that.
In that vein the Mara could be also be concept that could be reused today I reckon ?
The initial reworking of the cybermen in the Tennant era with the whole parallel universe alternative origins story also worked reasonably well imo as a way to reintroduce them in 21st century series - I was less keen on them fighting Daleks etc , that seemed a bit of a "fan-boy" dream scenario with an eye to computer game spin-offs etc.
I didn't see their appearances in final Smith or Capaldi stories.
The "new Dalek paradigm" in Matt Smith's era just looked and sounded terrible imo : looked like they were wearing the Dalek equivalent of Victorian style "bustles"
: the W.W.II variety in that episode looked better imo !And don't get me started on comedy Sontarans and Silurians.
Didn't see the Ice Warriors rebooted so can't comment on those.
The Zygons looked reasonably scary on their return, but were overshadowed in an episode that probably didn't really need them imo.
RE: Dr Who - biggles - 21-11-2014 07:07
The Mara really was scary especially the possession of a companion, I don't think they've done that in New Who.
The Autons should make a come back - seen in the first episode and one of the list of monsters in The Pandorica opens - as long as we keep them away from bins!
RE: Dr Who - lovebabes56 - 21-11-2014 07:26
I was thinking more along the lines of the sea Devils and may be a return to Peladon would make a good story too...
RE: Dr Who - The Silent Majority - 21-11-2014 12:10
(20-11-2014 18:18 )bytor Wrote: The more I see clips of the Christmas special the more I despair. What next Dr Who and the 3 Bears? The Dr and his new assistant Goldie Lox battle an alien porridge life form. Damn could be giving Moffat ideas here
Hell, yeah!!! I can just imagine how she'd react to Tardis phone ringing
I think my favorite companion was Amy Pond. I always thought she looked alot like Stevie Lou, which probably helped
RE: Dr Who - biggles - 21-11-2014 16:17
return to Peladon would make a good story too...
I'd love to see the monster from Peladon in CGI and a better Alpha Centuri Ambassador - Didn't Patrick Troughton's son play the king, they could go back and have him play the same role but now older.