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posted by allochthon (Mon Nov 23 09, 5:03PM)
Yeah, the "Good Queen Bess" stuff was a *bit* much...
posted by Jackie (Mon Nov 23 09, 5:17PM)
Love the way that his "Funny" bit exactly mirrored the Master's words (just before he gassed the Cabinet).
posted by PaulW (Mon Nov 23 09, 5:42PM)
Wait, if the Doctor married Regina Elizabeth Prima... who hosted the bachelor party?
...oh no...
12-part fanfic stories later:
Captain Jack: "Okay, so maybe I shouldn't have left all the traffic cones back in Venice... of 1497..."
posted by AlsoKT (Mon Nov 23 09, 8:29PM)
I'm trying to decide: Cate Blanchett (as per this macro) or Miranda Richardson. Hmm.
Poor, crazy Doctor.
posted by PaulW (Mon Nov 23 09, 9:18PM)
What's wrong with the Helen Mirren version?
Hey, I just realized, didn't Romana II play Elizabeth in a direct to ABC version of The Prince and the Pauper?
posted by AlsoKT (Mon Nov 23 09, 10:13PM)
Probably nothing, apart from I haven't seen it.
posted by maureen (Mon Nov 23 09, 10:47PM)
this preview gave me the shivers... and it was disturbing how The Doctor quoted the master!
haha Miranda Richardson's Queen for sure
posted by RogerBW (Tue Nov 24 09, 7:50AM)
Perhaps, with the "locked it" joke, RTD has finally realised how thin his sense of humour is wearing. But probably not; there seem to be enough people actually liking it (even the odious comic relief in Planet of the Dead)...
posted by Lisa (Tue Nov 24 09, 11:38AM)
I think he was just taking the piss - he says it himself - try and make a Ood laugh
Quite a shift in mood from the end of Waters of Mars to the CiN preview, isn't it?
posted by Mo (Tue Nov 24 09, 10:37PM)
"Mmm... you're quite the funny man. And yet I think, laughing on purpose... at the darkness."
Sums him up fairly well at times like these, doesn't it?
posted by maureen (Wed Nov 25 09, 5:36PM)
I think the whole locking the TARDIS was meant to be funny in a sick way because The Doctor is now acting like (and quoting) The Master. The whole "It's funny. No? A little bit?" is exactly what The Master says when he gases parliament.
posted by Lisa (Thu Nov 26 09, 7:53AM)
yeah Mo he's scared
posted by mel (Sun Dec 06 09, 4:55AM)
Just saw waters of mars (aired free to air in Australia tonight) so i came looking for your review and i can't find it!?!?! I'm a bit shocked....