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Dr WHO - man or woman ? LGbTxPy

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By:
Slicer
When: 17 Jul 17 13:52
Here's another good idea for "Dr Who". Inter marriage between the Ice Warriors and the Weeping Angels
By:
wit-ham
When: 17 Jul 17 13:56
The Sea-Devils could return
nothing more frightening than someone
in a string vest.
By:
Platini
When: 17 Jul 17 14:28
First of all, I stopped watching Dr Who in the early 80s - the last time it could ever be described as remotely "scary".
Since then its gotten worse and worse and in recent years has just blended into the wallpaper - if Dr Who were a colour it would be beige.

Now as far as this gender re-assignment goes, are we really surprised?  Its the BBC. Look who runs the BBC now, their agenda is PC driven, they don't give a s**t about viewers.
As others have said, they could have just created a spin-off or a brand new sci-fi show with a female lead. But no, that is not their agenda.
They would much rather try and rewrite history and airbrush tradition.

As for all the "men" defending it, most are completely dishonest about it, and afraid to voice there real opinion for fear of their wives/girlfriend/female friends/colleagues accusing them of being sexist.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 17 Jul 17 14:49
So the people laughing at the middle aged men getting all hot under the colour that a character who was always a camp man is now a woman are the real sexists?



The thread that keeps on giving.
By:
lybertyne
When: 17 Jul 17 14:50
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By:
Platini
When: 17 Jul 17 14:59
John Pertwee was camp, was he ?   Crazy
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 17 Jul 17 15:38
Using an example from over 40 years ago to "prove" your point.


Better and better
By:
fife
When: 17 Jul 17 19:07
Most young people who are probably the target audience don't seem to care so why all the moaning and gnashing of teeth on here Sad
By:
moisok
When: 17 Jul 17 21:27
I protest.  As a member of the LGBT gang, I could have done it. In heels too - not this drab dressing down carp.
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 17 Jul 17 21:42
PP with little to contribute as usual, except to poke fun at others.
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 17 Jul 17 22:14
what if the doctor regenerated as a five year old?
Or a hairy monkey man, the missing link.
or an old senile woman with incontinence issues?
By:
lybertyne
When: 17 Jul 17 22:18
The Dr defeated the Cybermen when she suddenly wet herself, causing them to short-circuit.
By:
bongo
When: 17 Jul 17 22:23
Could be the beginning of the end of half of the Oscars acting awards ( 'best supporting actor/actress', 'best actor/actress' )
And a Welsh tv series could be the catalyst for it.
By:
scandanavian_haven
When: 17 Jul 17 23:21
is it just me that has no interest in this rubbishCry
By:
Des Pond
When: 17 Jul 17 23:55
I haven't watched it since the early 80's when it was enjoyable enough in a fun way, and couldn't give a damn whether the doctor is a woman or not. What I do find annoying is that these lucrative, high-profile roles always seem to be shared out among a right-on bunch of luvvies who have "enormous respect and love for one another", no matter how wooden and over-rated their acting is. Broadchurch was over-rated cr@p, with some of the most annoying and unbelievable characters I've seen in a long time. Line of Duty was just as bad! I'm sure there must be money to be made on these luvvy-role markets, if you are masochistic enough to sit through, the garbage that BBC and ITV refer to as "great drama", and can spot the signs, and ignore the red herrings, but life's too short' imo.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 18 Jul 17 07:16
I didn't realise Phoebe from Fleabag was high up the betting for the gig. To be fair, if she'd got it they may well have got me interested. Fleabag probably the funniest UK programme for a long, long time.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 18 Jul 17 09:35
Bank of England have announced the new ten pound note will be released today. Charles Darwin replaced by Jane Austen Cry


Unbelievable. Just another little erosion of our knobs.
By:
lybertyne
When: 18 Jul 17 11:33
Should have been Florence Nightingale.  A revolution in nursing vs someone who writes stories.
By:
Platini
When: 18 Jul 17 12:29
"character who was always camp" 

what utter sh11te you talk, PP.  Laugh
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 18 Jul 17 13:16
Seriously?



The only one who looked vaguely - ahem - "tough" was Eccleston. Until he opened his mouth that is. Capaldi, Smith, Tennant, McCoy, McCoy ffs, Baker, Davison.

Camper than a row of pink tents. But fair enough, if you ignore the last 8 or so actors and anything that happened since say 1980 onwards then you're right. Doctor Who is the ultimate in butch manliness and this is an affront to masculinity!
By:
TELL DEL
When: 18 Jul 17 13:40
Jodie Whittaker is a brilliant actress, great choice for first female Dr Who, the main job is now the writers.
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 18 Jul 17 14:22
Captain Jack Harkness was the flag, yohoo, yohoo, boys we're here!!
Doctor? are you gay too? give me a kiss doctor.

I knew at that point, one day the girls would have the role.
I wrote it off as a bad dream... the nightmare is here.

Every character now will be played by women. They've inverted Shakespeare already.
given time Jesse Bourne and Jamelia Bond will be created.

You can't play golf without a woman invading the space.
They have to be in your face 24 hours a day.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 18 Jul 17 14:24
Interesting of you to mention Shakespeare after we had centuries of women not being allowed to play female roles in his plays.
By:
moisok
When: 18 Jul 17 14:25
I fort in shake spear's time blokes (youngsters) plaid the roll of wimmin.

hope this helps
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 18 Jul 17 14:28
Gay writing staff, so it's gay stories. Doctor Who is all gay, all day.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 18 Jul 17 15:00
But zorro, if you don't want to watch it then don't watch it. No-one's forcing you to. I'm sure there's plenty other sci-fi shows aimed at children with more masculine characters that you could watch.
By:
Slicer
When: 18 Jul 17 15:04
I think people should girlcott Dr Who.
By:
lybertyne
When: 18 Jul 17 18:15
Laugh
By:
Ramruma
When: 18 Jul 17 19:17
Bank of England have announced the new ten pound note will be released today. Charles Darwin replaced by Jane Austen Cry

Unbelievable. Just another little erosion of our knobs.


Churchill replaced Elizabeth Fry on the £5 note, so we are back where we started. Churchill was in Doctor Who using daleks to shoot down German bombers -- not sure about the other three.
By:
Platini
When: 18 Jul 17 19:30
Baker ??   the man's eccentric FFS !  nowt camp about that.
McCoy - well done, there's one Laugh
Peter Capaldi - did he play it camp? I don't know, I've never seen him in Dr Who. But I do know he's not a camp actor.
Smith - is he gay maybe? I don't know. might have to concede that one.
Tennant is not camp, he's just a Scottish lovey, I can see how you'd get confused tho.
Davison - bit wimpy, not camp - big difference.

By my reckoning you've got 2 or 3 possible camp doctor Who's (at most). Out of how many? 13, 14 ?


I rest my case m'lud Wink
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 18 Jul 17 21:03
Doctor Who - in all space time no episode with the wife?
He had a girl? but it's suspicious. did he ever kiss a woman?

It's the sex change story.. it's not that it's a woman who plays him.
It's a FK you to the whole of the back catalogue of stories.

let's take a female character like Jane in tarzan and make her a man.
what about Jodie foster in the accused a man.
Miss marple or Mrs peel in the avengers.

It's never been in the canon of the stories till they started the gay quest
stories of recent years. No sex change timelords in the Tom Baker years?

Anything in prime time tv now is under a subversion protocol.
They did it to startrek (destroyed the timeline, destroyed vulcan)
They made Ironside a black dude.
they made Kojak a black dude.
they like to dismantle past characters an ruin them.
The biggest mind FK was mission Impossible... you grow up watching Jim Phelps
(peter graves)in 143 episodes - fighting dictators and corruption - 143 hours of being a good guy. Some twit does the remake and makes Jim a complete arrsewhole.
By:
tictacman1
When: 19 Jul 17 11:12
Peter Capaldi, the outgoing star of Doctor Who, was paid between £200,000 and £250,000.
By:
Rockinron
When: 19 Jul 17 11:20
"Very surprised was not a Muslim Woman this Time Biscar , The programme is Now shyte"
Couldn't agree more ...never watch the c rap any more.CryCryCry
By:
zorrostrikes
When: 19 Jul 17 16:10
Peter Capaldi only paid 250,000? is that per episode?
If it's yearly it's cheap. with DVD sales.

because the friends comedy show people were getting paid per episode.


Ashton Kutcher remains the top paid actor in prime time with $750,000
an episode for his role on "Two and a Half Men." "NCIS" star Mark Harmon
is still the salary champ in drama, with $525,000 an episode plus a piece
of the show's profits
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