Dr Who

[Buster's Uncle]

-Anyway, there's nothing actually wrong with watching something for the joy of rubbishing it as you go; it harms no one and picks no pockets.  It's how Mylochka and I were able to derive enjoyment from all those bad episodes of Xena.


And now, a bit of Craig Ferguson madness:

Craig Ferguson - The lost "Dr. Who" cold open.

[Buster's Uncle]

ALSO-

See if you can spot the huge continuity error starting at 1:03:

The day the Doctor dies! - Doctor Who - The Impossible Astronaut - Series 6 - BBC

[Valka]

That Craig Ferguson video was hilarious! I never heard of anyone actually putting words to that music before. 

[Mylochka]

I thought this http://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2013/12/the-captain-kirk-problem-how-em-doctor-who-em-betrayed-matt-smith/282690/ was a good summing up of the badness that was...

[Buster's Uncle]

Doctor Puppet - A Timelord Christmas

[Buster's Uncle]

I only saw this for the first time late last fall.  Many people have to watch it over and over, in amazement that something could be so bad.  -And so 80s. 

Enjoy the terrible, terrible 80sness.

K-9 and Company, Opening Titles

[Valka]

That was back in the days before the BBC realized that adults watch Doctor Who.

[Buster's Uncle]

That was before they realized that it was wrong of them to make people die of laughter, from the looks of it.

[Valka]

The show itself wasn't extremely horrible. Kinda stupid, sure - especially the kid playing Sarah's nephew. And K-9 singing Christmas carols... well, he put more emotion into it than most canned music nowadays.

This one didn't last long, though.

[Buster's Uncle]

I'm just gobsmacked at the sheer badness of the title sequence.  It's SO awful that I've decided I love it.

[Unorthodox]

wait...that's a K9 spinoff show? 

I'll still put K9 up against muffit any day

[Unorthodox]

Oh,

so in one of my bouts of insomnia the last week or so, I got the pleasure of seeing a who special with 3 doctors and some sorta conundrum about destroying some world or some nonsense. 

Anywho, they instead FROZE the whole place in time, right before it was wiped out.  Somehow, this solved their conundrum and made them all feel happy joyful with themselves while I was sitting there...how is that any better? 

[Buster's Uncle]

Omega and the universe of antimatter?


K9 is, indeed, teh awesome.  E-Space, on the other hand, is of the devil - you go in with K9 and Rommanna; you leave with Adric.

[Unorthodox]

Omega and the universe of antimatter?

Google tells me it was the 50th anniversary special 'day of the doctor'. 

Didn't help the only one I cared for was the old dude. 

[Valka]

Oh,

so in one of my bouts of insomnia the last week or so, I got the pleasure of seeing a who special with 3 doctors and some sorta conundrum about destroying some world or some nonsense. 

Anywho, they instead FROZE the whole place in time, right before it was wiped out.  Somehow, this solved their conundrum and made them all feel happy joyful with themselves while I was sitting there...how is that any better?

It's better because the Doctors got out alive!

Omega and the universe of antimatter?

K9 is, indeed, teh awesome.  E-Space, on the other hand, is of the devil - you go in with K9 and Rommanna; you leave with Adric.

It was a departure that made sense, both storywise and character-wise. Romana didn't want to go back to Gallifrey, so she took the first "out" she had, which was to travel with the Tharils. And K-9 was basically fried anyway, although he could survive behind the mirrors. It would have been too cruel and sad to let him die, or leave him behind on his own. The Tharils wouldn't have given a damn about him.