More Dr. Who Fun

[kriadydragon]

Finished season three. Oh, the whump! The yummy whump! DT can really scream in pain:D So delightful! (Oh how wrong that sounded:P) And such great intensity (Although I think I would have liked at least a modicum more humor to balance out the angst... says the woman with an angst fixation;)). The more I watch this show, the more I love, and love even more having an extra helping of Sci-fi to go along with SGA. SCi-fi shows feed my imagination... seriously. I went through a stint in which there was nothing sci-fi to watch and my imagination was next to nil. It drove me nuts.

To all you Dr.Who/DT fans, a question. Are there any movies David T has been in - or shows - that you would recommend? I'd really like to see him in other things, although I'm very picky. Nothing R-rated and preferably nothing with sex.

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[flingslass.livejournal.com]

He's been Casanova (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casanova_(2005_TV_serial))and he was Barty Crouch Jnr in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire.Sadly he's leaving Dr Who after the specials in 2009. Who will be next?

[kriadydragon.livejournal.com]

Sadly he's leaving Dr Who after the specials in 2009. Who will be next?

*Sniff* I know, and ironically just when I was getting into the show. the thing about me and shows is that I watch more for the people than the stories - not just the characters but the people who play them. So I don't know if I'll be able to watch Who with someone else as the doctor. I may try to give it a chance, but can't make rpomises. I'm very loyal (actually, I should say picky ;)).

[flingslass.livejournal.com]

No, no, no! You MUST treat 'Who' differently! You just love each Doctor individually. I'm going to miss Donna more than the Doc. She was a character that blossomed. As long as they get someone who can hold his own and treats the character respectfully.
(You can tell I'm a long time fan, I remember from the end of Jon Pertwee!)

[gwendolynflight.livejournal.com]

He was in Blackpool, it's very very good! And an early show he was in, Taking Over the Asylum, is extremely cute (he's in a mental institution! and he's a DJ!). And I'd rec the movie Learners (he's a driver's ed instructor!) and Recovery (he has brain damage!) and Secret Smile (he's a psychopath!). Also, try to get a hold of his appearances on Darren Brown's Trick or Treat - DT was in two episodes, the first one was extremely cute (he travels in time! sort of.) and the second was a sort of reunion show where previous guest stars had a party (he was extremely game). Oh, and try his epi of Who Do You Think You Are (he studies genealogy!) and if you haven't yet, watch his video diaries for Dr. Who (he's extremely cute! and disheveled!).

[kriadydragon.livejournal.com]

Thanks! I really like the sound of the second one. I could so totally see him in a mental institution. On a how, I mean, not in real life ;)

[weeboots.livejournal.com]

Hiya, I recommend Casanova - he's brilliant in it. He has also been in an itv mini-drama called Secret Smile, where he plays quite dark and not so nice guy, if you wanted to see him in something different. Also he's really sweet in Learners, kind of geeky and cute from what I remember :)

Hope that helps. Enjoy Doctor Who - season 4 is great :)

[jujuberry136.livejournal.com]

I'd second/third the recommendations for Casanova. He'll also be in an upcoming BBC movie about Einstein (no idea if it'll be good, but I'm planning on watching).

Just WAIT for Season 4, You'll love it! Many good emotional!whumping of the good doctor and, of course, Donna Noble. Hope you have a fun time!