Dyson Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 Nice, the new logo's pretty decent. Could do without all the lens flare but the "DW" is done nicely.
triforcemario Posted October 6, 2009 Posted October 6, 2009 New logo's pretty good. Very retro looking, seems the direction of the show (judging not only by the logo, but by, for example, the Doctor's new regeneration and clothing style and such) is going back to it's roots in terms of style and such.
Retro_Link Posted October 7, 2009 Posted October 7, 2009 The Doctor must have been gutted the first time he looked in the mirror after his transformation... 'why timelords? WHY?"
Dante Posted October 7, 2009 Posted October 7, 2009 A quick update. This alternative arrangement of the logo has gone up gone the BBC publicity site, so maybe that answers our earlier question about how the logo might appear in the opening titles. Or maybe not. And we've also been contacted by the BBC to tell us that the the "Doctor Who" lettering should be referred to as "the logo" while the police box graphic is "the insignia". So now you know. Although presumably Steven Moffat didn't when he wrote his comment in the official press release…
Dante Posted October 7, 2009 Posted October 7, 2009 I think the DW will turn into the tardis after opening logo is shown.
david.dakota Posted October 9, 2009 Posted October 9, 2009 I love this new logo, the font, colour is simply classy. Although i've loved Murrey Golds arrangements of the theme, 2005-09 logo and opening titles are a bit too bright, Hopefully, we'll see a classy title sequence too. Not keen on the 'insignia'. After seeing this, I think we'll see a more metalic Tardis interior - not quite the Spock Rose was asking for though.
seamus_aran Posted October 14, 2009 Posted October 14, 2009 Corr, her legs don't look half bad do they. Though why policewomen don't dress like that in Nottingham I'll never know... I don't know if you can class this as 'news', but as some of you are aware, they repeat Doctor Who on BBC3 at the moment. They did this before Planet of the Dead, and they timed it perfectly so that The Next Doctor aired on the Friday, then Planet of the Dead on Saturday. They've run from the first series again, and have taken their time about it with breaks for Merlin and whatnot, but are finally in the Fourth series now. The Sontaran Stratagem aired last night, and the Poison Sky tonight. Assuming they continue with FOUR episodes a week, and they will air every episode of the revived series before The Waters of Mars, that means that it should - in theory atleast - arrive on October 31st.
Serebii Posted October 22, 2009 Posted October 22, 2009 Not too bad, stays close to the recent style. I was worried they'd go with a white sterile environment like some of the classic stories since they're going retro with the rest
Retro_Link Posted October 22, 2009 Posted October 22, 2009 I bet those stairs in the Tardis dissapear after a while, they always seem to! For example, where were the stairs in the new Tardis that led to this floor?... (what a legend, and legendary scene!)
Serebii Posted October 23, 2009 Posted October 23, 2009 Not really Doctor Who persay but the trailer for the first episode of the Sarah Jane Adventures which feature the Doctor in is available
Serebii Posted October 29, 2009 Posted October 29, 2009 And for those who care, trailer for part 2 which airs tomorrow And finally, David Tennant confirmed today that the next special; Waters of Mars is to air at 7pm on Sunday November 15th Obviously on Sunday to avoid the massive saturday clash with X Factor, Strictly Come Dancing and every other piece of dross on tv
Retro_Link Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 Really looking forward to tonights episode!! It looks great in the previews/adverts. Wonder if we'll get a glimpse of or voice over from The Master right at the end?
Molly Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 I thought David Tennant left ages ago, confused. Anywho I'll probably record it.
Retro_Link Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 @molly, He filmed his last scenes the other week, which are for this year Christmas Special, which at the end of is where the new Doctor takes over.
Cube Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 @molly, He filmed his last scenes the other week, which are for this year Christmas Special, which at the end of is where the new Doctor takes over. There's the one today, and then a two-parter. Part one is on Christmas Day, part two before the next series. So three episodes left with David Tennant (plus an animated one).
Mike Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 I'll definitely be watching tonight, but I'm not sure what I'll think of it. I've grown rather weary of Tennant's Doctor, and I can't think of any of the episodes that haven't featured the main companions (Rose, Martha or Donna) that I've actually enjoyed. The Titanic episode, last Christmas' cybermen one, the Easter special in the desert.. even the Midnight episode from last year that only featured Donna at the beginnig and the end - all stinkers, in my opinion. This year's Christmas one sounds fantastic, though.
darksnowman Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 I'll definitely be watching tonight, but I'm not sure what I'll think of it. I've grown rather weary of Tennant's Doctor, and I can't think of any of the episodes that haven't featured the main companions (Rose, Martha or Donna) that I've actually enjoyed. The Titanic episode, last Christmas' cybermen one, the Easter special in the desert.. even the Midnight episode from last year that only featured Donna at the beginnig and the end - all stinkers, in my opinion. This year's Christmas one sounds fantastic, though. I didn't mind last years Christmas one- thought it had its moments. With David Tennant, I've liked how they've played more and more on the Doctors loneliness. I didn't like the Easter one. Seemed a right waste of a special!
D_prOdigy Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 I quite liked Midnight. It was a fairly risky concept, but I thought it was well-executed one that produced a great, self-contained plot. I agree Planet of the Dead was somewhat underwhelming. I'd been looking forward to it a lot; being under the impression that not doing a whole series would leave for some focussed, high-quality one-off episodes. I just didn't get that with Planet of the Dead - it could well have been a normal, sub-par episode banged right in the middle of a series. Waters of Mars looks fantastic though. When Doctor Who can pull off horror well, it's fantastic. Might even rival Blink in terms of the fear-factor. Plus, Phil Ford is awesome - New Captain Scarlet remains a very guilty pleasure of mine.
Daft Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 That was alright. His mood swing was a bit jarring. I hate the music when they start running. It's always this horribly shrill tune.
Raining_again Posted November 15, 2009 Posted November 15, 2009 Guh that was so sad The bit where he turned evil seemed a bit.. meh. Strange. I'm not looking forward to the new doc. I'm assuming Tennant is in for the Christmas spesh? Hope so, he's looooverly :3
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