Still my favourite companion though. Wonder if Bad Wolf will come back later on. Hope so.
You will love his current companion - she is fun and "different". Not to mention pretty. I am still getting used to Matt Smith too - but then I was a Tennant/Eccleston fan
Be warned with Dr Who though. It is written more for a younger audience, even though people often die.SykomantiS wrote:Watched Sherlock as well- very good.
I'll have a gander at Doctor Who.
The science is mostly nonsense, has some really ridiculous aliens etc, but I loved a stack of Dr Who books growing up and got hooked early on in the series. Is that the red head still? Amy? Yeah, like the Scottish lass![i]Tribbtococcus catus[/i] wrote:You will love his current companion - she is fun and "different".
Looking forward to seeing his 
KALSTER wrote:I am!again as well. Does she come up again?
- Spoiler (show)
I like it too. The show does nothing new in terms of formula (very much like House, except with crime), but it is put together very well.naughty wrote:anyone been watching Elementary - its an interesting modern twist on the Sherlock Holmes theme with a Dr. Joan Watson as his companion during his adventures
its not too bad if you follow it from the beginning and it grows on you as it goes along
GreyWolf wrote:very much like HouseMonk/Mentalist/Lie to Me/etc etc, ad nauseam
Sounds like someone who frequents this very forum...rustypup wrote:GreyWolf wrote:very much like HouseMonk/Mentalist/Lie to Me/etc etc, ad nauseam
yet another play on "intelligent people are uniformly unrepentant, anti-social, dysfunctional, anuses who can't help themselves"...
The thing is, I like all of those shows too. So why break something if it isn't broken?rustypup wrote:GreyWolf wrote:very much like HouseMonk/Mentalist/Lie to Me/etc etc, ad nauseam
yet another play on "intelligent people are uniformly unrepentant, anti-social, dysfunctional, anuses who can't help themselves"...
Snap.SykomantiS wrote:Sounds like someone who frequents this very forum...
At least it has a real literary origin where the main character exhibits those properties.rustypup wrote:GreyWolf wrote:very much like HouseMonk/Mentalist/Lie to Me/etc etc, ad nauseam
yet another play on "intelligent people are uniformly unrepentant, anti-social, dysfunctional, anuses who can't help themselves"...
because they're all telling the same story using the same characters... it's about as broken as it gets... may as well watch reality shows or, FSM forbid, top gear...GreyWolf wrote:So why break something if it isn't broken?
from my shady recollection, holmes was far more eccentric than sociopath...KALSTER wrote:At least it has a real literary origin where the main character exhibits those properties.
Hold on now, lets not lose our heads and say things we will regret.rustypup wrote:...top gear...
Watching that too and loving it...Californication is another crazy show I can't get enough of!SykomantiS wrote:Currently Shameless is rather entertaining, 4th episode of season 3 had me going WTF??
