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Doctor Who Series Seven |OT| The Question You've Been Running From All Your Life

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Tennant (suit and sneakers!), followed by Eccleston and Baker for me. Smith's 7b is pretty cool too.
 

Avixph

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Straight pimpin'

The outfit makes him look like a clown.
 

Quick

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We're doing costumes?

Gotta go with the classic 4. I also don't mind his light brown jacket.

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I really like the 5's outfit, celery included. Could really pull the outfit off with or without the hat.

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Goddamn ridiculous, but I do like the jacket.

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I like the 7's lighter colour scheme. I would seriously wear that sweater vest.

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8's is really a blast from the past. A bit too far back in the past. I think it's okay.

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I'm a huge fan of his new outfit. Precursor to the 9's u-boat captain look.

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9's is awesome for breaking the mold with the older outfits. It's simple and straightforward.

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10's brown suit is my favourite of the many variations he's worn. The cream-coloured chucks really complete the look. The coat is awesome. I also like that 10's outfits are actually more than just the colour suit. He mixes his shirts around to blue (pictured) and white, but keeps the chucks consistent to a specific suit (red for the blue suit, cream for the brown). He also occasionally goes tie-less. His hair also went through a change. I liked his hair later on (messy sort-offaux hawk), rather than the earlier style (combed/messy).

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11's series 5 look is his best, I think. Huge difference with series 6 is his hair, which is styled and combed down.

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Perhaps I'm alone, but I also like his Raggedy Doctor look. I kind of want them to revisit the look (though, not messy) in the future.

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The current outfit is cool, too. Makes him look older, more sophisticated. Amy's glasses really complete it.

 
Thanks to the cruel and unfortunate jokes that genetics have played on my shambling wreck of a body, the ONLY Doctor I could possibly pass as at a costume party or a Halloween event would be the Seventh.

Luckily, he's one of the few that (bar the ridiculous question mark pattern on the sweater) looks like a somewhat normal person. Unlike, say, the Sixth.
 

Avixph

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Thanks to the cruel and unfortunate jokes that genetics have played on my shambling wreck of a body, the ONLY Doctor I could possibly pass as at a costume party or a Halloween event would be the Seventh.

Luckily, he's one of the few that (bar the ridiculous question mark pattern on the sweater) looks like a somewhat normal person. Unlike, say, the Sixth.

What about the Eighth and Ninth Doctor?
 
What about the Eighth and Ninth Doctor?

I said few, not ONLY. :)

Nine is pretty much the easiest to dress as: Leather jacket, v-neck shirt. Done. Ten dresses like a normal person most of the time. So does Five (if you get rid of the celery)

Seven's biggest problem are the pants. But if you go with his costume from Eight's movie, you're in pretty good shape.

(I really like Eight's update for the radio drama covers - but I don't know if that should count since we haven't actually SEEN HIM onscreen wearing that stuff. Hopefully that changes)

But again, my problem is that I'm short and not particularly thin. Or blond. So basically, I can go with Two, or I can do Seven. That's about it.
 
The 6th Doctor's look really grew on me. I think it does fit his character. Especially liked the cloak he wore in Revelation of the Daleks.

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Axiom

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I am a such a big fan of Tom's burgundy outfit that I have my own cobbled together version of the costume I wear out to conventions because dammit, nobody reps the burgundy.

I understand it is the first step to the uniform trend that made a lot of JNT's run look quite stupid, but I love this thing.

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I also love Matt's green coat

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RedShift

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After a fairly meh series it's nice to be excited about an episode.

All goes to plan Series 7 will have both the best Dalek episode and best Cyberman episode of Nu Who.
 

CorrisD

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Hopefully it will be a good episode, kids or not, lol. Something to look forward to is to see the little teaser for next week, will be most interesting to see what rumours come true after all the fluff and nonsense.
 
Brilliant! Not quite as good as The Doctor's Wife but absolutely brilliant regardless! Gaiman really is fantastic.

Lots of lovely new arrangements of the Series 2 Cyberman theme!

New Cybermen look great. Still not really clear what Cybermen these were - but the two standing ones in the museum bit were, it is worth noting, Cybus ones, 100%. The first time that design has appeared since The Next Doctor. The one playing Chess had a non-Cybus symbol on his chest, like the ones from Closing Time... so Mondas and 'Pete's World' Cybermen merged together after time, perhaps? Makes it a bit interesting as it means in old Who stories with the Mondas Cybermen there were still Pete's World Cybermen out there, and the two were probably aware of each other.
 
Pretty good. Smart move to keep the kids out of commission for most of it given how fucking annoying that girl was.

Also the Cybermen can now move at superspeed, adapt to any weakness automatically, convert people via bugs, turn their heads, detach and automate limbs at will... D:
 
Wow those Cybermen were a bit overpowered.

Yeah, if I have one criticism, it's that they probably went a bit too far. Every time there was another new 'thing' I was thinking "that has to be it, surely?!" This episode is hard to judge, though... it'll be nice to eventually see them in a sort of all-out-combat scenario, ala Doomsday, to see how that gets handled!

Also -- so, he does fancy her a bit, evidently! Hmm.
 
As soon as the kids were cyber-ed up the episode improved quite a bit. Great episode. Lots of fun.

6th Doctor reference? At first I thought it was the bomb but that was a dessiminator.
 

Diablos54

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Having just watched the preview my theory is that
Clara is somehow related to River or regeneration, given the Doctor's 'What she will always mean' line.
 
Yeah, if I have one criticism, it's that they probably went a bit too far. Every time there was another new 'thing' I was thinking "that has to be it, surely?!"

Think of it this way- they're now on the same level as the Daleks, except they specialise in defence rather than offence. The Daleks have the better weaponry, the Cyberment have the constantly evolving defences, and they can both make the enemy their puppets.

About time, really.
 

xandaca

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Was it just me then who thought that was a bit dull? There really wasn't anything to elevate it above your average new Who episode, the Cybermen weren't in the least bit scary, the plot resolutions were pretty bad (
would a super-intelligent, chess master AI really be so easily fooled by the Doctor's distraction scheme?
), the story was your bog standard 'human outpost thinks monsters are dead, monsters come back, invasion thwarted by convenient means at last minute', no particularly witty or memorable dialogue... just pretty flat overall for me. It didn't need to reinvent the wheel, but certainly didn't need to stick so vehemently to such a well-worn formula either.

For the record, I say all that as someone who considers The Doctor's Wife one of the best episodes of Who classic and new.
 
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