Doctor Who is a pretty cool guy. He time travels and doesn't afraid of anything.

[The Artist Formerly Known as Hawk]

Originally Posted by Smarty McBarrelpants

It is currentely £26.48 on Amazon reduced from £70.

Hmm, I might look into getting that then.

Originally Posted by NonCon

I'm at Last of the Time Lords. First off, The Master is batshit insane and that makes him awesome. Totally rad.

Secondly, did the humans turn themselves into those things to survive, or did The Master turn them into those ?

Told you he was awesome. Easily the best villain in the series

As for the rest; I think it was probably the Master who did it. He basically promised them a way to escape oblivion, by going back in time and creating the paradox machine, and from there they could survive another 100 trillion years encased in near inpregnable armour, sort of Dalek style.

[BitVyper]

Originally Posted by Preturbed

FTFY

Eh, not really. There've been plenty of non-crappy designs in the new series. There've been a few really nice looking ones too, plus they all look better in motion nowadays - no more Cybermen who just move like normal people except very slowly. I'm mostly talking about the "okay, here's some face paint and tin foil" designs.

[Archbio]

I kind of assumed the Toclafane had created themselves before meeting The Master, to survive the conditions of living in a dead universe, rather than to survive into the XXIst century.

[Regulus Tera]

Man, Jon Pertwee was a badarse Doctor. He did karate and Inferno was a better alternate dimensions story than Rise of the Cybermen/The Age of Steel. I still like Turn Left more, though.

Currently watching The Ambassadors of Death after an unsuccessful try to get into the first Dalek serial. Pacing was horrible during the sixties.

[Kim]

I really am not liking Donna Noble. She's annoying, and she does that "Make a complete ass of myself" stuff that made me hate Rose during the werewolf episode.

[Regulus Tera]

Donna Noble is miles better than Series 2 Rose.

New Doctor Who Magazine, new information about Series 5:

Originally Posted by Doctor Who News Page

Steven Moffat has revealed the titles of the first few stories of Matt Smith's era as the Eleventh Doctor.

The series begins with The Eleventh Hour written by Moffat himself and is believed to follow directly on from the regeneration in The End of Time. Episode Two is The Beast Below also by Moffat with Episode Three seeing the return of the Doctor's greatest foe in Victory of the Daleks by Mark Gatiss.

Speaking to Doctor Who Magazine, Moffat also confirmed a number of guest stars for the new series coming to the UK in the Spring.

Arthur Darvill will join the cast of Episode One as Rory. Darvill was previously seen in Little Dorrit, playing Tip Dorrit in the 2008 series.

Sophie Okonedo stars in Episode Two. She recently seen playing Winnie Mandela in the film Mrs Mandela and has previously started in series such as Criminal Justice, Father and Son and Clocking Off. Her role as Tatiana, the wife of Rwandan hotel manager Paul Rusesabagina in the genocide drama film Hotel Rwanda, earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role. For Doctor Who she played Alison Cheney, a companion of the Doctor in the 2003 webcast, Scream of the Shalka.

Bill Paterson joins Episode Three. The Scottish actor's long career features appearances in The Killing Fields, A Private Function, The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, Chaplin, Richard III, Miss Potter and Creation. His television roles include Auf Wiedersehen Pet, Smiley's People, The Singing Detective and the ITV version of Doctor Zhivago.

Also in Episode Three is Ian McNeice. McNeice had a memorable role in the award-winning series Edge of Darkness. He has appeared in a number of films, including 84 Charing Cross Road, Day of the Dead, No Escape, From Hell and The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain.

Episodes Four and Five see the return of Alex Kingston as River Song. Kingston first played the role in the Tenth Doctor's episodes Silence in the Library and Forest of the Dead also written by Steven Moffat. She is best known for her role in ER and has appeared in The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover, A Pin for the Butterfly, Croupier and Boudica.

Episode Ten sees Tony Curran join the cast playing Vincent Van Gough in the Richard Curtis episode. Curran has appeared in many films including Shallow Grave, Great Expectations, Gladiator, The Mists of Avalon and Miami Vice.

[Kim]

Okay, really liking Donna now. Feeling very meh about this whole season so far, though. The Doctor's Daughter was kind of an okay episode, but the ending sucked for about a billion different reasons.

[BitVyper]

Yeah, season four wasn't the best, but Donna was a pretty fun companion.

[Regulus Tera]

If that's the new Time Vortex I'm squeeing.

Amy Pond's legs = <33333333333333333333333333333333

[Mirai Gen]

Originally Posted by Regulus Tera

Amy Pond's legs = <33333333333333333333333333333333

I'll lay money that's why she got the part.