The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the Doctor ever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High Council of Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous incarnations' spurious 'morals'.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line with how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early drafts.
In article <7TdwN.510169$Bv8e.474147@fx12.ams4>,
Truthslave <TS@home.com> wrote:
On 05/02/2024 20:58, The Coca Cola Kid wrote:
The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the Doctorever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High Council of
Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous incarnations'
spurious 'morals'.
with how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early drafts.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line
Speaking of the the original Doctor, Can anyone tell me why the BBC
archives doesn't show the very first episodes of DW, I mean the episode
where Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard where the
Tardis is discovered by them.
I've seen this episode so i know it exist, so why doesn't the BBC start
with episode 1, series 1, back where it all began?
An Unearthly Child is supposed to be the starting point!
Then Chris Chibnall comes along!
On 05/02/2024 20:58, The Coca Cola Kid wrote:
The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the Doctor
ever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High Council
of Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous incarnations'
spurious 'morals'.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line
with how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early drafts.
Speaking of the the original Doctor, Can anyone tell me why the BBC
archives doesn't show the very first episodes of DW, I mean the
episode where Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard
where the Tardis is discovered by them.
I've seen this episode so i know it exist, so why doesn't the BBC
start with episode 1, series 1, back where it all began?
On 05/02/2024 20:58, The Coca Cola Kid wrote:
The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the Doctor
ever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High Council of
Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous incarnations' spurious 'morals'.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line with
how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early drafts.
Speaking of the the original Doctor, Can anyone tell me why the BBC
archives doesn't show the very first episodes of DW, I mean the episode
where Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard where the Tardis is discovered by them.
I've seen this episode so i know it exist, so why doesn't the BBC start
with episode 1, series 1, back where it all began?
Truthslave wrote on 6/2/24 10:07 am:
On 05/02/2024 20:58, The Coca Cola Kid wrote:
The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the Doctor
ever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High Council
of Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous incarnations'
spurious 'morals'.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line
with how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early drafts.
Speaking of the the original Doctor, Can anyone tell me why the BBC
archives doesn't show the very first episodes of DW, I mean the episode
where Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard where the
Tardis is discovered by them.
I've seen this episode so i know it exist, so why doesn't the BBC start
with episode 1, series 1, back where it all began?
"Janet"?? Who the hell os "Janet"?? It was "Susan" who lived at the
Junkyard, wasn't it??
The Doctor wrote on 7/2/24 1:45 am:
In article <upt60c$s3jc$1@dont-email.me>, Daniel65
<daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
"Janet"?? Who the hell os "Janet"?? It was "Susan" who lived at
the Junkyard, wasn't it??
Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka!
Sorry!! "Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard
where the Tardis is discovered by them"!!
So are YOU, "Yellow Beard Yadallee", now suggesting that 'Janet
Fielding' who appeared as 'Tegan Jovanka' ALSO lived in the
Junkyard with The Doctor??
REALLY??
"Janet"?? Who the hell os "Janet"?? It was "Susan" who lived at
the Junkyard, wasn't it??
Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka!
Sorry!! "Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard where
the Tardis is discovered by them"!!
So are YOU, "Yellow Beard Yadallee", now suggesting that 'Janet
Fielding' who appeared as 'Tegan Jovanka' *ALSO* lived in the Junkyard
with The Doctor??
REALLY??
In article <upt60c$s3jc$1@dont-email.me>,
Daniel65 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote:
Truthslave wrote on 6/2/24 10:07 am:
On 05/02/2024 20:58, The Coca Cola Kid wrote:
The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the
Doctor ever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High
Council of Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous
incarnations' spurious 'morals'.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line
with how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early
drafts.
Speaking of the the original Doctor, Can anyone tell me why the BBC
archives doesn't show the very first episodes of DW, I mean the
episode where Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk
yard where the Tardis is discovered by them.
I've seen this episode so i know it exist, so why doesn't the BBC
start with episode 1, series 1, back where it all began?
"Janet"?? Who the hell os "Janet"?? It was "Susan" who lived at the >>Junkyard, wasn't it??
Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka!
Truthslave <TS@home.com> wrote:
On 05/02/2024 20:58, The Coca Cola Kid wrote:
The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the Doctor
ever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High Council
of Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous incarnations'
spurious 'morals'.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line
with how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early drafts.
Speaking of the the original Doctor, Can anyone tell me why the BBC
archives doesn't show the very first episodes of DW, I mean the
episode where Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard
where the Tardis is discovered by them.
I've seen this episode so i know it exist, so why doesn't the BBC
start with episode 1, series 1, back where it all began?
The author of the first story, Anthony Coburn, died in 1977. Back in
those days the IP rights to fictional content produced for the BBC was
a confused mess, even when the writers were on the BBC staff.
In article <uq0v8a$1k2mm$1@dont-email.me>,
Agent Jakanov <mouth@onlegs.org> wrote:
The Last Doctor <mike@xenocyte.com> wrote in
news:upspsf$q2ns$1@dont-email.me:
Truthslave <TS@home.com> wrote:
On 05/02/2024 20:58, The Coca Cola Kid wrote:
The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the Doctor >>>>> ever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High Council
of Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous incarnations'
spurious 'morals'.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line
with how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early drafts. >>>>>
Speaking of the the original Doctor, Can anyone tell me why the BBC
archives doesn't show the very first episodes of DW, I mean the
episode where Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard
where the Tardis is discovered by them.
I've seen this episode so i know it exist, so why doesn't the BBC
start with episode 1, series 1, back where it all began?
The author of the first story, Anthony Coburn, died in 1977. Back in
those days the IP rights to fictional content produced for the BBC was
a confused mess, even when the writers were on the BBC staff.
I think it was closer to what IP rights should be like. I knew a girl
who was in a popular band in the early 2000s. She wrote all the songs
and was the lead singer, but the producers stole her work. After she
left the band they had other girls recycled her work, but when tried to
perform the same songs the producer Sergei Ivanov sued her, and a court
ordered she had no rights to sing her own songs.
Say IntProp and not IP. IP usually stands for Internet Protocol.
Agent Jakanov wrote on 8/2/24 8:11 am:
Daniel65 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in
news:uq007q$1eilj$1@dont-email.me:
"Janet"?? Who the hell os "Janet"?? It was "Susan" who lived at
the Junkyard, wasn't it??
Janet Fielding as Tegan Jovanka!
Sorry!! "Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard
where the Tardis is discovered by them"!!
So are YOU, "Yellow Beard Yadallee", now suggesting that 'Janet
Fielding' who appeared as 'Tegan Jovanka' *ALSO* lived in the
Junkyard with The Doctor??
REALLY??
Maybe she was one of Susan's classmates and she went to the junkyard
to make out with a BOY. Did you ever think of that?
Oh!! YEAH! I'm sure ever BOY dreams of making out with his girl in a Junkyard!! ;-P
I'm glad the first episode of Doctor Who was so heteronormative.No, it wasn't 'heteronormative' (Did that word even exist back in
1963??) it was just a Kids program.
In article <uq0v8a$1k2mm$1@dont-email.me>,
Agent Jakanov <mouth@onlegs.org> wrote:
The Last Doctor <mike@xenocyte.com> wrote in >>news:upspsf$q2ns$1@dont-email.me:
The author of the first story, Anthony Coburn, died in 1977. Back in
those days the IP rights to fictional content produced for the BBC
was a confused mess, even when the writers were on the BBC staff.
I think it was closer to what IP rights should be like. I knew a girl
who was in a popular band in the early 2000s. She wrote all the songs
and was the lead singer, but the producers stole her work. After she
left the band they had other girls recycled her work, but when tried
to perform the same songs the producer Sergei Ivanov sued her, and a
court ordered she had no rights to sing her own songs.
Say IntProp and not IP. IP usually stands for Internet Protocol.
The Last Doctor <mike@xenocyte.com> wrote in news:upspsf$q2ns$1@dont-email.me:
Truthslave <TS@home.com> wrote:
On 05/02/2024 20:58, The Coca Cola Kid wrote:
The most underrated and most misunderstood incarnation of the Doctor
ever. He was fighting for justice against the corrupt High Council
of Gallifrey, without the constraints of his previous incarnations'
spurious 'morals'.
In some ways, he was the original War Doctor, and was more in line
with how the First Doctor was originally envisioned in early drafts.
Speaking of the the original Doctor, Can anyone tell me why the BBC
archives doesn't show the very first episodes of DW, I mean the
episode where Janet is followed by her teachers back to the junk yard
where the Tardis is discovered by them.
I've seen this episode so i know it exist, so why doesn't the BBC
start with episode 1, series 1, back where it all began?
The author of the first story, Anthony Coburn, died in 1977. Back in
those days the IP rights to fictional content produced for the BBC was
a confused mess, even when the writers were on the BBC staff.
I think it was closer to what IP rights should be like. I knew a girl
who was in a popular band in the early 2000s. She wrote all the songs
and was the lead singer, but the producers stole her work. After she
left the band they had other girls recycled her work, but when tried to perform the same songs the producer Sergei Ivanov sued her, and a court ordered she had no rights to sing her own songs.
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