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fakegeekboy.wordpress.com
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| | | | | OK, first off a bit of housekeeping about Season/Series numbering. The first full Ncuti Gatwa-fronted season of Doctor Who is being marketed as "Season One" (the word I hear is that Disney insisted on this), which breaks what had previously been a nice naming convention adopted by the BBC where "Seasons" referred to classic Who,... | |
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tombrevoort.com
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| | | | | The revival series of DOCTOR WHO has been around now for close to two decades, and has produced any number of wonderful and thrilling episodes. It improves upon the formula of the original 1963-1989 series (while studiously maintaining a tangible connection with it) by putting its greatest emphasis on emotionalism. DOCTOR WHO, the modern version,... | |
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them0vieblog.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the television episode 'Lux' from the series Doctor Who, analyzing its themes of nostalgia, media influence, and the power of constructed realities. It explores the episode's narrative, its connections to previous seasons, and the cultural context of its release. The article highlights the character of Belinda as a more skeptical and modern companion, contrasting her with earlier companions like Rose or Martha. It also touches on the broader implications of media and its role in shaping public perception, drawing parallels to historical and contemporary events. | |
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| | | The Doctor is so irritated at Mike and Jo that he's begunvoluntary conversion into a Cyberman just to stop feelingemotions about them.It's January 2nd, 1971. Dave Edmunds is at #1 with "I Hear You Knocking." It's unseated the next week by Clive Dunn's "Granddad," a piece of Victorian nostalgia by on | ||
