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4th Season Dr. Who - Journey's End - 5 star poll - SPOILERS AHOY !
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George Avalos
2008-08-06 05:51:14 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW

5 stars (Hardwigg)

0-1 stars (Anderson)

-George
Snarky
2008-08-06 09:44:23 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Oh, I'd say a good, solid 5 stars. It was fun.
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Tim Bruening
2008-08-06 10:29:40 UTC
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On Tue, 05 Aug 2008 22:51:14 -0700, George Avalos wrote these lies,
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Oh, I'd say a good, solid 5 stars. It was fun.
5 stars too.
Tim Bruening
2008-08-06 10:29:13 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Where did those people end up?
erilar
2008-08-06 12:28:55 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
I think this is only about the second time I've ever said this:
5
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Pete B
2008-08-08 04:23:37 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
5
Because Donna died a bit, eh? ;)
erilar
2008-08-08 20:06:19 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
5
Because Donna died a bit, eh? ;)
Well, that was definitely a plus, but mainly I just enjoyed bringing all
those characters together.
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pv+ (PV)
2008-08-06 16:30:22 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.

The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Daleks":

Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"

Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."

Doctor: "Would you do it?"

Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."

Doctor: "But would you do it?"

Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"

If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This batshit insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *

P.S. That little exchange was what actually hooked me on Doctor Who, way
back when. The original actor completely sold it - totally riveting.
The actor on the new series did just as well.
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Ubiquitous
2008-08-06 17:25:04 UTC
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Post by pv+ (PV)
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of
I had forgotten that Sarah jane was there until Davros recognised her...
Nice touch!

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Tim Bruening
2008-08-07 07:28:32 UTC
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Post by pv+ (PV)
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of
I had forgotten that Sarah jane was there until Davros recognised her...
Nice touch!
Weird, Davros returning Sarah's visit across time!

Sarah: Davros, welcome to my era! I enjoyed my visit to your era!
TB
2015-11-16 17:16:37 UTC
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Post by pv+ (PV)
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of
I had forgotten that Sarah jane was there until Davros recognised her...
Nice touch!
Weird, Davros returning Sarah's visit across time!

Sarah: Davros, welcome to my era! I enjoyed my visit to your era!
Jack Bohn
2008-08-08 10:20:18 UTC
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Post by pv+ (PV)
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of
I had forgotten that Sarah jane was there until Davros recognised her...
Nice touch!
She'd recognized him in his earlier transmission with a shocked,
"It can't be... he's dead!"

After the impact of her shock, I realized Sarah didn't know that
Davros had returned in "Destiny of the Daleks," and sequels. A
perfect example of not giving too much of the old mythology in
the new episode.
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TB
2016-09-02 09:46:49 UTC
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Post by Ubiquitous
Post by pv+ (PV)
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of
I had forgotten that Sarah jane was there until Davros recognised her...
Nice touch!
Did her jaw drop?
TB
2016-09-02 10:10:09 UTC
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Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
The Doctor
2016-09-02 14:01:22 UTC
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Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
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2016-09-02 23:00:45 UTC
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Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
What prompted that response?
The Doctor
2016-09-02 23:34:18 UTC
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Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
What prompted that response?
Look at your question?
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Tim Bruening
2016-09-02 23:36:40 UTC
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Post by TB
Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
What prompted that response?
Look at your question?
I see nothing in it that would be answered by two "oldtimers" with a "Huh??" in between.
The Doctor
2016-09-02 23:39:29 UTC
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Post by TB
Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
What prompted that response?
Look at your question?
I see nothing in it that would be answered by two "oldtimers" with a "Huh??" in between.
Look at your questions.
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Pudentame
2016-09-04 22:19:52 UTC
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On Fri, 2 Sep 2016 16:36:40 -0700 (PDT), Tim Bruening
Post by Tim Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Tim Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by TB
Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
What prompted that response?
Look at your question?
I see nothing in it that would be answered by two "oldtimers" with a "Huh??" in between.
It was supposed to be pseudo-HTML, suggesting an old man with a
hearing trumpet saying he can't "hear" you.

Didn't Martha, Jack & The Doctor use Jack's "vortex manipulator"
("Jack's teleporters") to travel from the end of the universe (Utopia)
to current day London (The Sound of Drums)?
Tim Bruening
2016-09-04 22:26:20 UTC
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Post by Pudentame
On Fri, 2 Sep 2016 16:36:40 -0700 (PDT), Tim Bruening
Post by Tim Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Tim Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by TB
Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
What prompted that response?
Look at your question?
I see nothing in it that would be answered by two "oldtimers" with a "Huh??" in between.
It was supposed to be pseudo-HTML, suggesting an old man with a
hearing trumpet saying he can't "hear" you.
Didn't Martha, Jack & The Doctor use Jack's "vortex manipulator"
("Jack's teleporters") to travel from the end of the universe (Utopia)
to current day London (The Sound of Drums)?
Journey's End: So when Jackie Tyler used her teleporter to escape from the area where the Daleks were about to test their Reality Bomb, she could have taken passengers with her?
Timothy Bruening
2018-02-22 20:53:57 UTC
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On Fri, 2 Sep 2016 16:36:40 -0700 (PDT), Tim Bruening
Post by Tim Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Tim Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by TB
Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
What prompted that response?
Look at your question?
I see nothing in it that would be answered by two "oldtimers" with a "Huh??" in between.
It was supposed to be pseudo-HTML, suggesting an old man with a
hearing trumpet saying he can't "hear" you.
Didn't Martha, Jack & The Doctor use Jack's "vortex manipulator"
("Jack's teleporters") to travel from the end of the universe (Utopia)
to current day London (The Sound of Drums)?
Journey's End: Jackie Tyler teleports only herself out of the holding area where test subjects await the Reality Bomb.
The Doctor
2018-02-22 22:25:01 UTC
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On Fri, 2 Sep 2016 16:36:40 -0700 (PDT), Tim Bruening
Post by Tim Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by Tim Bruening
Post by The Doctor
Post by TB
Re: Jack's teleporters: Can they take more than one person at a time?
<oldtimer>Huh??</oldtimer>
What prompted that response?
Look at your question?
I see nothing in it that would be answered by two "oldtimers" with a
"Huh??" in between.
Post by Pudentame
It was supposed to be pseudo-HTML, suggesting an old man with a
hearing trumpet saying he can't "hear" you.
Didn't Martha, Jack & The Doctor use Jack's "vortex manipulator"
("Jack's teleporters") to travel from the end of the universe (Utopia)
to current day London (The Sound of Drums)?
Journey's End: Jackie Tyler teleports only herself out of the holding
area where test subjects await the Reality Bomb.
Yes.
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Thanatos
2008-08-08 23:14:31 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This batshit insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
I always wondered what would happen if the Daleks actually won and wiped
out everything else.

What would they do then?

Would they just motor about in circles chanting, "We rule!" for all
eternity? I mean, it's not like the Daleks actually *do* anything else.
They don't read or make music or lay out on the beach or anything.
Without anything to exterminate, it seems like they'd be pretty much
pointless.
TB
2016-06-28 22:58:49 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This batshit insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
Destroying the universe appears to have been Davros' idea, not necessarily that of the Daleks.

The Pandorica Opens: The Daleks led a vase multi-species coalition to SAVE the Universe....from the Doctor!
Post by pv+ (PV)
P.S. That little exchange was what actually hooked me on Doctor Who, way
back when. The original actor completely sold it - totally riveting.
The actor on the new series did just as well.
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Genesis of the Daleks: I also liked the Doctor angsting about whether he had the right to exterminate the Daleks in their cradles!
The Doctor
2016-06-28 23:34:41 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This batshit insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
Destroying the universe appears to have been Davros' idea, not necessarily that of the Daleks.
The Pandorica Opens: The Daleks led a vase multi-species coalition to SAVE the Universe....from the Doctor!
Post by pv+ (PV)
P.S. That little exchange was what actually hooked me on Doctor Who, way
back when. The original actor completely sold it - totally riveting.
The actor on the new series did just as well.
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Genesis of the Daleks: I also liked the Doctor angsting about whether he had the right to exterminate the Daleks in their cradles!
The Daleks are out to dominate the Universe.
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Tim Bruening
2016-07-01 00:55:56 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This batshit insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
Davros is not the only one who has craved the ability to destroy the universe.

Logopolis: The Master sabotages Logopolis, unaware that Logopolis keeps the Universe alive. The Universe begins to dissolve. The Master and the Doctor must join forces to channel new energy into the Universe, using a radio telescope on Earth. The Master then tries to seize the telescope with the idea of threatening to destroy the Universe (by shutting off the energy flow) in order to force the Universe to bow to him.
The Doctor
2016-07-01 03:44:34 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This bat insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
Davros is not the only one who has craved the ability to destroy the universe.
Logopolis: The Master sabotages Logopolis, unaware that Logopolis keeps the Universe alive. The Universe begins to dissolve. The Master and the Doctor must join forces to channel new energy into the Universe, using a radio telescope on Earth. The Master then tries to seize the telescope with the idea of threatening to destroy the Universe (by shutting off the energy flow) in order to force the Universe to bow to him.
The MAster is misguided. Davros is a xenophobe.
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Daniel47
2016-07-01 12:41:32 UTC
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Logopolis: The Master sabotages Logopolis, unaware that Logopolis
keeps the Universe alive. The Universe begins to dissolve. The
Master and the Doctor must join forces to channel new energy into the
Universe, using a radio telescope on Earth.
Not going to happen! *All* the Radio Telescopes on Earth are designed to
receive energy from "out there", not to send energy out into The Universe!!

Daniel
The Doctor
2016-07-01 14:26:03 UTC
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Logopolis: The Master sabotages Logopolis, unaware that Logopolis
keeps the Universe alive. The Universe begins to dissolve. The
Master and the Doctor must join forces to channel new energy into the
Universe, using a radio telescope on Earth.
Not going to happen! *All* the Radio Telescopes on Earth are designed to
receive energy from "out there", not to send energy out into The Universe!!
Daniel
Time Lord technology does wonderful things.
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Daniel47
2016-07-03 13:22:19 UTC
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Logopolis: The Master sabotages Logopolis, unaware that Logopolis
keeps the Universe alive. The Universe begins to dissolve. The
Master and the Doctor must join forces to channel new energy into the
Universe, using a radio telescope on Earth.
Not going to happen! *All* the Radio Telescopes on Earth are designed to
receive energy from "out there", not to send energy out into The Universe!!
Daniel
Time Lord technology does wonderful things.
Would probably require major re-builds .... but yes, we are dealing with
Time Lords!!

Daniel
The Doctor
2016-07-03 20:12:38 UTC
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Logopolis: The Master sabotages Logopolis, unaware that Logopolis
keeps the Universe alive. The Universe begins to dissolve. The
Master and the Doctor must join forces to channel new energy into the
Universe, using a radio telescope on Earth.
Not going to happen! *All* the Radio Telescopes on Earth are designed to
receive energy from "out there", not to send energy out into The Universe!!
Daniel
Time Lord technology does wonderful things.
Would probably require major re-builds .... but yes, we are dealing with
Time Lords!!
Daniel
You got the idea.
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TB
2016-07-04 08:00:44 UTC
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Logopolis: The Master sabotages Logopolis, unaware that Logopolis
keeps the Universe alive. The Universe begins to dissolve. The
Master and the Doctor must join forces to channel new energy into the
Universe, using a radio telescope on Earth.
Not going to happen! *All* the Radio Telescopes on Earth are designed to
receive energy from "out there", not to send energy out into The Universe!!
I once read a story in which a radio telescope was used to transmit messages. A professor on the Moon was using the telescope to send intelligence about Earth's operations on the Moon to the governments of the Outer Planets. There was a war over the Moon's resources between the Inner Planets and the Outer Planets. Plasma was used to drill a hole to the Moon's core to extract vital minerals. An Outer Planets warship was crippled by a plasma stream from the Moon. The warship was going to explode. But it could still move, so it flew to where a rescue ship (from the Inner Worlds) awaited. The inhabitants of the warship had to jump to the rescue ship WITHOUT SPACESUITS!

Afterwards, the warship was programmed to retreat to a safe distance before exploding. The dramatic rescue took the winds of the war mongers' sails, and all the governments got overthrown. Meanwhile, the first naked eye visible supernova in over 600 years was lighting up the Solar System. The author may have been Robert Heinlein.
Tim Bruening
2016-07-04 14:16:06 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The Doctor
2016-07-04 15:22:37 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
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Tim Bruening
2016-09-01 19:47:23 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
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2016-09-01 21:24:28 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
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You were saying?
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2016-07-06 13:31:25 UTC
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Logopolis: The Master sabotages Logopolis, unaware that
Logopolis keeps the Universe alive. The Universe begins to
dissolve. The Master and the Doctor must join forces to channel
new energy into the Universe, using a radio telescope on Earth.
Not going to happen! *All* the Radio Telescopes on Earth are
designed to receive energy from "out there", not to send energy out
into The Universe!!
I once read a story in which a radio telescope was used to transmit
messages. A professor on the Moon was using the telescope to send
intelligence about Earth's operations on the Moon to the governments
of the Outer Planets. There was a war over the Moon's resources
between the Inner Planets and the Outer Planets. Plasma was used to
drill a hole to the Moon's core to extract vital minerals. An Outer
Planets warship was crippled by a plasma stream from the Moon. The
warship was going to explode. But it could still move, so it flew to
where a rescue ship (from the Inner Worlds) awaited. The inhabitants
of the warship had to jump to the rescue ship WITHOUT SPACESUITS!
Well, if we're talking SF .... In an episode of Thunderbirds, Alan had
to "break" into an illegal Radio Satellite to "save" the D.J., who was
not yet wearing a spacesuit!!

And, in HHGG, Ford and Arthur are ejected from the Vogon Space Ship into
open space, without Space Suits, ... and saved 29 secs later by Zaphod
Beeblebrox

Daniel
TB
2016-09-01 00:30:55 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
Why then didn't it tow a spaceship to safety during "A Christmas Carol".
The Doctor
2016-09-01 00:59:28 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
Why then didn't it tow a spaceship to safety during "A Christmas Carol".
The gravity fields come to mind.
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Daniel60
2016-09-01 11:54:52 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
Why then didn't it tow a spaceship to safety during "A Christmas Carol".
The gravity fields come to mind.
I doubt anything comes to your mind, doctor!

Daniel
The Doctor
2016-09-01 13:52:51 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
Why then didn't it tow a spaceship to safety during "A Christmas Carol".
The gravity fields come to mind.
I doubt anything comes to your mind, doctor!
Daniel
Boring old Daniel.
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Tim Bruening
2016-09-01 21:59:11 UTC
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Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
Why then didn't it tow a spaceship to safety during "A Christmas Carol".
The gravity fields come to mind.
You say that the planet's gravity ruined the TARDIS' tractor beam?
Tim Bruening
2016-09-01 22:00:05 UTC
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Post by The Doctor
Post by Tim Bruening
Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
Why then didn't it tow a spaceship to safety during "A Christmas Carol".
The gravity fields come to mind.
You say that the planet's gravity ruined the TARDIS' tractor beam?
But why didn't Earth's gravity field jinx the tractor beam during "Journey's End"?
The Doctor
2016-09-01 23:38:02 UTC
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Post by The Doctor
Post by Tim Bruening
Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
Why then didn't it tow a spaceship to safety during "A Christmas Carol".
The gravity fields come to mind.
You say that the planet's gravity ruined the TARDIS' tractor beam?
But why didn't Earth's gravity field jinx the tractor beam during "Journey's End"?
Something to do with extra juice.
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Tim Bruening
2016-09-02 03:27:31 UTC
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The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of
I had forgotten that Sarah jane was there until Davros recognised her...
Nice touch!
Did her jaw drop?
The Doctor
2016-09-02 14:00:36 UTC
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The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of
I had forgotten that Sarah jane was there until Davros recognised her...
Nice touch!
Did her jaw drop?
She was going No! NO! NO!
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The Doctor
2016-09-01 23:37:38 UTC
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Post by The Doctor
Post by Tim Bruening
Most amazing feat of the episode: Towing Earth home.
The TARDIS can do it.
Why then didn't it tow a spaceship to safety during "A Christmas Carol".
The gravity fields come to mind.
You say that the planet's gravity ruined the TARDIS' tractor beam?
For the case of that planet.
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2016-07-02 01:18:29 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
Davros doesn't specifically say that he would actually BREAK that glass!
Post by pv+ (PV)
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This batshit insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
The Doctor
2016-07-02 14:01:03 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
Davros doesn't specifically say that he would actually BREAK that glass!
Post by pv+ (PV)
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This bat insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
Dabros said I would do it!
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TB
2016-07-02 14:02:57 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
Davros doesn't specifically say that he would actually BREAK that glass!
Post by pv+ (PV)
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This bat insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
Dabros said I would do it!
Who is Dabros and what did he say you would do?
Ubiquitous
2008-08-06 17:23:51 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.

I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?

And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.

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It is simply breathtaking to watch the glee and abandon with which
the liberal media and the Angry Left have been attempting to turn
our military victory in Iraq into a second Vietnam quagmire. Too bad
for them, it's failing.
Anim8rFSK
2008-08-06 18:10:30 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.
I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
It reminded me of "The second half of part two of The Return of the
Bionic Woman on The Six Million Dollar Man" where they told Steve he
could never tell Jaime that she loved him because the associated memory
of the pain would kill her.

Of course the quack that told him that wanted her for himself anyway.
--
Multiple root canals; hopped up on multiple pain drugs.

It's an explanation, not an excuse!
Ubiquitous
2008-08-07 16:36:22 UTC
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Post by Ubiquitous
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
It reminded me of "The second half of part two of The Return of the
Bionic Woman on The Six Million Dollar Man" where they told Steve he
could never tell Jaime that she loved him because the associated memory
of the pain would kill her.
Hmm, I had forgotten about that too!
Post by Anim8rFSK
Of course the quack that told him that wanted her for himself anyway.
They pretty much forgot about that by the time they did those two-part
cross-overs, I think.


--
It is simply breathtaking to watch the glee and abandon with which
the liberal media and the Angry Left have been attempting to turn
our military victory in Iraq into a second Vietnam quagmire. Too bad
for them, it's failing.
Anim8rFSK
2008-08-07 18:23:36 UTC
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Post by Ubiquitous
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
It reminded me of "The second half of part two of The Return of the
Bionic Woman on The Six Million Dollar Man" where they told Steve he
could never tell Jaime that she loved him because the associated memory
of the pain would kill her.
Hmm, I had forgotten about that too!
Post by Anim8rFSK
Of course the quack that told him that wanted her for himself anyway.
They pretty much forgot about that by the time they did those two-part
cross-overs, I think.
They forgot about the quack, but they kept the 'you can never tell her'
all the way up 'til the reunion movies decades later where she told
Steve she'd remembered for years, and it didn't hurt a bit. I wanted
him to hunt the quack down and kick some bionic ass.
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Multiple root canals; hopped up on multiple pain drugs.

It's an explanation, not an excuse!
Ubiquitous
2008-08-09 00:25:45 UTC
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It reminded me of "The second half of part two of The Return of the
Bionic Woman on The Six Million Dollar Man" where they told Steve he
could never tell Jaime that she loved him because the associated
memory of the pain would kill her.
Hmm, I had forgotten about that too!
Post by Anim8rFSK
Of course the quack that told him that wanted her for himself anyway.
They pretty much forgot about that by the time they did those
two-part cross-overs, I think.
They forgot about the quack, but they kept the 'you can never tell her'
all the way up 'til the reunion movies decades later where she told
Steve she'd remembered for years, and it didn't hurt a bit. I wanted
him to hunt the quack down and kick some bionic ass.
To be honest, although I loved those shows as a kid during the initial
airing, by the time the TV movies came out, I had no interest in
watching it at all.
--
It is simply breathtaking to watch the glee and abandon with which
the liberal media and the Angry Left have been attempting to turn
our military victory in Iraq into a second Vietnam quagmire. Too bad
for them, it's failing.
Anim8rFSK
2008-08-09 02:00:19 UTC
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Post by Ubiquitous
Post by Anim8rFSK
It reminded me of "The second half of part two of The Return of the
Bionic Woman on The Six Million Dollar Man" where they told Steve he
could never tell Jaime that she loved him because the associated
memory of the pain would kill her.
Hmm, I had forgotten about that too!
Post by Anim8rFSK
Of course the quack that told him that wanted her for himself anyway.
They pretty much forgot about that by the time they did those
two-part cross-overs, I think.
They forgot about the quack, but they kept the 'you can never tell her'
all the way up 'til the reunion movies decades later where she told
Steve she'd remembered for years, and it didn't hurt a bit. I wanted
him to hunt the quack down and kick some bionic ass.
To be honest, although I loved those shows as a kid during the initial
airing, by the time the TV movies came out, I had no interest in
watching it at all.
I watched, but it wasn't easy.
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It's an explanation, not an excuse!
TB
2016-03-15 13:52:20 UTC
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Post by Anim8rFSK
Post by Ubiquitous
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
It reminded me of "The second half of part two of The Return of the
Bionic Woman on The Six Million Dollar Man" where they told Steve he
could never tell Jaime that she loved him because the associated memory
of the pain would kill her.
Hmm, I had forgotten about that too!
Post by Anim8rFSK
Of course the quack that told him that wanted her for himself anyway.
They pretty much forgot about that by the time they did those two-part
cross-overs, I think.
They forgot about the quack, but they kept the 'you can never tell her'
all the way up 'til the reunion movies decades later where she told
Steve she'd remembered for years, and it didn't hurt a bit. I wanted
him to hunt the quack down and kick some bionic ass.
If Jaime DID remember that she loved Steve, why didn't she ever tell him that she remembered?
Tim Bruening
2016-07-01 00:58:13 UTC
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Post by Anim8rFSK
Post by Ubiquitous
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
It reminded me of "The second half of part two of The Return of the
Bionic Woman on The Six Million Dollar Man" where they told Steve he
could never tell Jaime that she loved him because the associated memory
of the pain would kill her.
Hmm, I had forgotten about that too!
Post by Anim8rFSK
Of course the quack that told him that wanted her for himself anyway.
They pretty much forgot about that by the time they did those two-part
cross-overs, I think.
They forgot about the quack, but they kept the 'you can never tell her'
all the way up 'til the reunion movies decades later where she told
Steve she'd remembered for years, and it didn't hurt a bit. I wanted
him to hunt the quack down and kick some bionic ass.
Why hadn't she ever told him before that she remembered?
TB
2016-03-15 13:50:38 UTC
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Post by Anim8rFSK
Post by Ubiquitous
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
It reminded me of "The second half of part two of The Return of the
Bionic Woman on The Six Million Dollar Man" where they told Steve he
could never tell Jaime that she loved him because the associated memory
of the pain would kill her.
Hmm, I had forgotten about that too!
Post by Anim8rFSK
Of course the quack that told him that wanted her for himself anyway.
They pretty much forgot about that by the time they did those two-part
cross-overs, I think.
Obviously, Steve never suspected that the quack was a quack, so never dared test his assertion re Jaime! Hence the writers never had any reason to have Steve call the quack's bluff!
L. Ross Raszewski
2008-08-06 21:18:39 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.
I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?
Davros was using nonlethal zaps (The Spare Doctor gets zapped as well,
and he's fine). Reasonable given that he seems to want an audience to
gloat over
Tim Bruening
2008-08-07 07:31:34 UTC
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Post by Ubiquitous
Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.
I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?
Davros was using nonlethal zaps (The Spare Doctor gets zapped as well,
and he's fine). Reasonable given that he seems to want an audience to
gloat over
How did the zap activate Donna's Time Lord mind?
TB
2015-11-16 17:14:10 UTC
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Post by Ubiquitous
Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.
I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?
Davros was using nonlethal zaps (The Spare Doctor gets zapped as well,
and he's fine). Reasonable given that he seems to want an audience to
gloat over
Yet a Dalek had given the Doctor a lethal zap near the end of "The Stolen Earth".
TB
2016-03-15 13:46:40 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.
I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
SupperDonna: Best cook in the world! Her husband will be pleased!
TB
2016-09-25 20:09:03 UTC
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Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.
I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
Is SupperDonna a really good cook?
Daniel60
2016-09-26 14:34:27 UTC
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Post by Ubiquitous
Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.
I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
Is SupperDonna a really good cook?
Yes, but only of Donna Kebabs!!

Daniel
The Doctor
2016-09-26 15:03:09 UTC
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Post by TB
Post by Ubiquitous
Post by George Avalos
"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
Four stars.
I was a bit let down by the ending. What happened to Donna, exactly?
I missed part of it but got the gist that she somehow merged with
the Doctor's hand, but how did she survive getting zapped?
And yeah, SupperDonna's head will explode if she ever finds out how
great she is? Meh.
Is SupperDonna a really good cook?
Yes, but only of Donna Kebabs!!
Daniel
Is it tasty Daniel?
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
4.5

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2017-01-17 03:54:19 UTC
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
The Doctor
2017-01-17 15:30:48 UTC
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
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2017-01-18 01:40:43 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
How is Hardwigg better than Anderson?
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
How is Hardwigg better than Anderson?
Make a guess.
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2017-01-18 05:59:59 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
How is Hardwigg better than Anderson?
Make a guess.
What are the full names of those characters?

Hardwigg is a champion at ending journeys?
Tim Bruening
2018-01-19 18:47:38 UTC
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
But this will test his ingenuity to the max!
The Doctor
2018-01-20 01:33:01 UTC
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
But this will test his ingenuity to the max!
Exactly!
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2018-01-20 06:40:39 UTC
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
But this will test his ingenuity to the max!
She probably won't even ask. We've all had days where we think, "Is it
June already? It seems like it was only February a couple of weeks ago!
How time flies..."

Chances are, she'll just assume it's an extreme version of that.
Tim Bruening
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
But this will test his ingenuity to the max!
She probably won't even ask. We've all had days where we think, "Is it
June already? It seems like it was only February a couple of weeks ago!
they're all...from the
Post by solar penguin
How time flies..."
Chances are, she'll just assume it's an extreme version of that.
But she would notice that her fiance Lance is missing, and wonder where he is.

She might also wonder if she paid her taxes during the missing time!
The Doctor
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
But this will test his ingenuity to the max!
She probably won't even ask. We've all had days where we think, "Is it
June already? It seems like it was only February a couple of weeks ago!
they're all...from the
Post by solar penguin
How time flies..."
Chances are, she'll just assume it's an extreme version of that.
But she would notice that her fiance Lance is missing, and wonder where he is.
She might also wonder if she paid her taxes during the missing time!
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Timothy Bruening
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
But this will test his ingenuity to the max!
She probably won't even ask. We've all had days where we think, "Is it
June already? It seems like it was only February a couple of weeks ago!
they're all...from the
Post by solar penguin
How time flies..."
Chances are, she'll just assume it's an extreme version of that.
But she would notice that her fiance Lance is missing, and wonder where he is.
She might also wonder if she paid her taxes during the missing time!
<VBG>
Also wonder if she has been to work.
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I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
But this will test his ingenuity to the max!
She probably won't even ask. We've all had days where we think, "Is it
June already? It seems like it was only February a couple of weeks ago!
they're all...from the
Post by solar penguin
How time flies..."
Chances are, she'll just assume it's an extreme version of that.
But she would notice that her fiance Lance is missing, and wonder
where he is.
Post by Tim Bruening
She might also wonder if she paid her taxes during the missing time!
<VBG>
Also wonder if she has been to work.
MAybe.
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
The Doctor
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
To Donna or to her Granddad?
The Doctor
2018-01-20 13:51:30 UTC
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
To Donna or to her Granddad?
Donna.
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I wonder what Donna's grandfather told her when she asked him "Why can't
I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
To Donna or to her Granddad?
Donna.
So what would Donna be told about Lance?
The Doctor
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"Why can't
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I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
To Donna or to her Granddad?
Donna.
So what would Donna be told about Lance?
Nothing IIRc.
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I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
To Donna or to her Granddad?
Donna.
So what would Donna be told about Lance?
Nothing IIRc.
So Donna would go nuts trying to find out what happened to Lance!
The Doctor
2018-02-22 23:29:19 UTC
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I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
To Donna or to her Granddad?
Donna.
So what would Donna be told about Lance?
Nothing IIRc.
So Donna would go nuts trying to find out what happened to Lance!
She never did.
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I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
To Donna or to her Granddad?
Donna.
So what would Donna be told about Lance?
Nothing IIRc.
So Donna would go nuts trying to find out what happened to Lance!
She never did.
But did she go nuts?
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I remember what has happened in the past few months/years?".
He is quite resourceful.
Donna: Where is Lance?
That might be confusing.
To Donna or to her Granddad?
Donna.
So what would Donna be told about Lance?
Nothing IIRc.
So Donna would go nuts trying to find out what happened to Lance!
She never did.
But did she go nuts?
The Doctor did a good wipe job.
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Good, but doesn't fully follow through on the promise of the previous
ep.

4.5
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2008-08-10 23:49:40 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
2-stars. It would be 1 star, if not for L&M and Gridlock - nothing
could be as bad as those.

Seriously the worst season ender yet, and not by a little bit. A
shame, because once again the show had a strong run with Silence in
the Library/Forrest of the Dead, Midnight, and Turn Left.

Sort of like last year, with Human Nature/The Family of Blood, Blink
and Utopia, which degenerated into The Sound of Drums and Last of the
Time Lords.
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2016-03-15 13:43:44 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Why is Hardwigg better than Anderson?
The Doctor
2016-03-15 15:50:07 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Why is Hardwigg better than Anderson?
You should have been around when he posted initially.
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2016-03-15 16:32:26 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Why is Hardwigg better than Anderson?
You should have been around when he posted initially.
I was around at the time this thread was started. I just never noticed the Bionic Man posts before.
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
Davros doesn't specifically say that he would actually BREAK that glass!
Post by pv+ (PV)
If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This batshit insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
As I've been saying, 19 out of 5.
The coolest thing about the concept of this episode is this little
exchange from the first time we ever saw Davros, back in "Genesis of the
Doctor: "Davros, if you had created a virus in your laboratory.
Something contagious and infectious that killed on contact.
A virus that would destroy all other forms of life... would
you allow its use?"
Davros: "It is an interesting conjecture."
Doctor: "Would you do it?"
Davros: "The only living thing... the microscopic organism... reigning
supreme... A fascinating idea."
Doctor: "But would you do it?"
Davros: "Yes. Yes! To hold in my hand, a capsule that contained such power.
To know that life and death on such a scale was my choice. To know
that the tiny pressure on my thumb, enough to break the glass,
would end everything. Yes. I would do it. That power would set me
up above the gods. And through the Daleks I shall have that power!"
Davros doesn't specifically say that he would actually BREAK that glass!
Yes.
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If you think that even the daleks wouldn't destroy the universe ... think
again. This bat insane guy is the wind beneath their wings. *
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2016-07-01 00:51:06 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Who are those guys?
The Doctor
2016-07-01 03:42:51 UTC
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
Who are those guys?
IS George still around?
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"Journey's End"
8-1-08 DrW
5 stars (Hardwigg)
0-1 stars (Anderson)
-George
Why is Hardwigg better than Anderson?
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