>>31056
I don't think the bad driving part counts since the army guys said it took years to learn how to operate it.

>>31074
Pft of course he made bad decisions, hes a little boy. Its practically their purpose in life to make bad decisions.

In general, I hate the "cute little precocious kid" trope unless it is applied properly. It's almost always annoying and ginger kid was no exception. Lily was pretty great. Whole thing was just OK, but the ending gave me all kinds of tears so there's that. Happy tears. ;u;

>>31084
lazy writing with annoying kid
i don't have to like it even if it's believable.

>>31084
lazy writing with annoying kid
i don't have to like it even if it's believable.

I'm starting to feel there are several elements of Doctor Who right now that either need to leave, be more brought up, or toned down.

The biggest one I feel is that the Doctor has never had a swordfight in the TARDIS. And I feel that the world is greatly hurt by this absence.

And I don't want to hear about the Doctor being a pacifist, because I just watched Tom Baker break some dude's neck.

>>31108
RDJ's/Moffat's Doctor should have taken advice from a different Doctor...

>>31109
>RDJ's Doctor
I can't help but imagine Robert Downey Jr. and Jude Law as the Doctor and his companion now.

Other acceptable pairs include Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman. Any Holmes and Watson really.

>>31111
Desperately wanting Ginger!Cumberbatch to play the Master. It would be magnificent.

>>31108
>And I don't want to hear about the Doctor being a pacifist, because I just watched Tom Baker break some dude's neck.
Yeah, well, pre-time war and all that.

>>31111
Wow. I.

I have no excuse.

>>31112
Benedict

Watched Fright Night during my Christmas break and there's the most wonderful, blatant 10th Doctor ref when Tennant's character does the "WELL..." while discussing how to kill vampires. Also his girlfriendish's name is "Ginger" and that got a retard grin out of me and Doc Professor as well. (Also Fright Night is really fucking good and not just for Tennant but ok a little bit for Tennant. But it also has new!Chekov!)

>>31164
I guarantee that the director told Tennant "don't be afraid to be more like the Doctor."

http://www.bleedingcool.com/2012/02/10/scoop-doctor-who-star-trek-official-crossover/
>in May, IDW are to publish a Doctor Who/Star Trek: The Next Generation crossover series. Featuring The Doctor, Rory, Amy, Captain Picard, Worf, Data, Geordie LaForge, Deanna Troy, Will Riker and the rest. And that this art, featuring the Doctor, Rory and Amy on the bridge of the Enterprise is a cover that will be used in the series.
WORDS CANNOT EXPRESS HOW FREAKING GIDDY I AM RIGHT NOW.

>>31786
This is going to turn into Britain vs America.

The Cybermen and the Borg could potentially align themselves with each other, as they have similar goals and practices to an extent, with the Cybermen possibly being what the Borg wish they were, or something.

The Daleks going like a lawnmower through the Borg, the Dominion etc. would be something I'd find particularly entertaining, as pretty much only the Doctor appears to be able to stop them when they're at full power.

The Klingons suddenly realising that the Daleks aren't going to be honourable opponents they were after would also be hilarious.

>>31786
Money on Janeway being hinted as a TL?

>>31786
Iiiiiinteresting.

I wonder how the Doctor would fare against Q.

>>31786
That sounds fucking boss, I just hope the interiors aren't nearly as stiff as that. That's Salvador Larocca levels of stiff and boring artwork.

*Rory and The Doctor come in wearing a blue medical service uniforms*

*Rory pulling at the collar*

R:"Do I have to wear this?"

*Picard turns around adjusting his dress uniform*

P:"If you are going to stand in as a starfleet officer during the conference you have to dress the part."

R:"Alight, but do you have anything in red."

>>31789
You know how there was mondasian and cybus cybermen?

Well, the Borg are the ST 'verses version of them, much as the necrons are the 40k verse's version.

>>31794
That's the way IDW's Who covers always tend to look.

The interiors will likely be far less photoreal.

>>31796

Yeah, I know. Kind of annoying that people complained that the Cybus ones were rip-offs of the Borg when the new series of Who airred.

>>31800
I meant that literally. Much as the Mondasian Strain had its analog in the zepplin-universe, they both had their reflection in the ST 'verse. Savvy?

>>31792
Q backs down. Not even the Q continuum is arrogant enough to get in a pissing match with the Lords of Time, let alone the Oncoming Storm. That's just asking for your shit to be wrecked well beyond anyone's ability to contain.

>>31803
Yeah, I disagree. Cause Doctor Who HAD a Q Continuum counterpart: The Guardians. And the only ways the Doctor has ever beaten THOSE guys is with the help OF other Guardians, and even then those victories have just been based on stopping their plans and getting the fuck out of there. He had to spend a whole season running on random just to get away from one, and all he did was scatter a few pieces of a Key. The Guardians don't die or fail, they get slowed down.

And what would Q's brethren have to look at with the Doctor? He did beat his race and the Daleks, so he might be a capable opponent, but a quick look at his interactions with something similar the Q Continuum means they know the Doctor knows full well that taking on the Q is a bad move. They won't be cocky, but the Doctor is not a totally unbeatable force on their scale. Q won't back down.

But I do want to see them up against one another.

>>31786
My mind is ablaze with ideas. And every one posted here is good. I'm excited to see how this unfolds.

so while thinging about doint a 9 cosplay, i came up with the idea of trying to get all the doctors in one costume. i made it as far back as 4 before i hit a wall.

>fez
>white and red trainers
>leather jacket
>cravat/fobwatch
>question mark vest would be awesome but impossible so idk umbrella?
>those fucking pants
>celery
>scarf

and then i dont know what. any ideas?

>>31897

A frilled shirt for Third, a Cravat for first and...

Damn. I don't know for second? Maybe just have his stupid haircut. Or get an item associated with him.

>>31897

Go for a recorder, 2 played one all the time.

>>31954
the cravat would clash with 8. but i like the frilled shirt. and i've decided on getting a wig for 1's hair

>>31955
although this might work. if 2 had a unique sonic screwdriver that wuold also work

http://www.express.co.uk/features/view/304650

i felt a disturbance in the force, like the screams of a million fangirls

>>32015
>DAT FUCKING NEWS
Oh my fucking fuck fuckity fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck I can't be more fuckking excited

>>32015
This I am psyched for!...but didn't the Master finally legitimately die/fall into the time lock with the rest of the time lords? I thought that The End of Time was a fantastic send off for him, as well as a movie (calling it that because it totally is) on its own right.

How would they bring him back? Would other time lords also comeback? I don't see that as too bad of a thing actually maybe.

>>32019
>This I am psyched for!...but didn't the Master finally legitimately die/fall into the time lock with the rest of the time lords?

Universal reboot/time implosion.

>>32019
I honestly didn't enjoy End of Time, too much. I thought it was really overblown. But yeah, I'm excite.

>>32021
I really liked The Masters cheesy ass skeletal effect, it made me laugh every time.

>>32015
OH
MY
GOD

>>32021
But... but... Timothy Dalton!

>>32025
Oh, dude, trust me. I love Timothy Dalton, and he was fantastic as Rassilon. But I just felt the story was very overblown and full of un-needed fluff.

>>32025
>>32026
Honestly though, who doesn't love Dalton. Personally though, I say Bernard Cribbens stole the show as Wilf.

>>32028
>Bernard Cribbens stole the show as Wilf.
Oh lord, yes. Wilf was so cool, I wanted so badly for him to be a companion for awhile.

>>32029
That would have been awesome. So what exactly did you not like about the end of time?

>>32029
That would have been awesome. So what exactly did you not like about the end of time?

>>32049
It's just that it felt really overblown. Like, a lot of fluff could've been trimmed. ESPECIALLY the end where Tennant is saying goodbye to everyone.

Not...sure if want.