Troughton es genial, y mi tercer Doctah favorito, pero Tom se lleva CLARAMENTE el palmarés.
Destaco el momento en que Morbius y el Doctor se enfrentan en una prueba mental, y vemos las encarnaciones del Doctor; además de los ya conocidos Hartnell, Troughton o Pertwee aparecen otros varios rostros, lo que rompería la continuidad de "las 13 encarnaciones" pero imagino que nadie se lo tomaría en serio.
Ya han empezado los debates de qué Doctor gusta más y de momento no nos mojamos. Sé que el de Tennant parte la pana en todos los sitios, pero el de Ecclestone nos gusta bastante y le tenemos un cariño especial (a mi, personalmente, me hacía mucha gracia). Supongo que Tennant dejó bastante poso.
Estoy seguro de que en el futuro será reivindicado.
Eccleston no está tan apreciado por cien cosas... sólo una temporada, con la serie aún un poco a ciegas, una interpretación menos extravagante, alguna discrepancia creativa sobre ella, justo antes del torbellino Tennant, muchos aún guardan tirria al actor... pero es un muy buen Doctor. Estoy seguro de que en el futuro será reivindicado.
A ver si dices lo mismo dentro de un par de temporadasTras ver el primero de la 2ª me quedo con Eccleston de calle...
Tras ver el primero de la 2ª me quedo con Eccleston de calle...
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¿Y has pasado directamente del último de la primera al primero de la segunda sin antes mediar con el especial de Tennant "The Christmas Invasion"?
Ha pasado. Es oficial. Alguien vuelve. Por Navidad. Cara a cara con Peter Capaldi. ¿Preparados? Allá va.
BBC Latest News - Doctor Who - The Doctor and River Song Reunite For A Spectacular Christmas
Alex Kingston returns to Cardiff to reclaim her role as Professor River Song for the highly anticipated 2015 Doctor Who Christmas special, part of BBC One’s essential seasonal viewing.
It’s Christmas Day in the future and the TARDIS is parked on a snowy village street, covered in icicles, awaiting its next adventure. Time traveller River Song meets her husband’s new incarnation, in the form of Peter Capaldi, for the first time this Christmas.
Day one of filming the eleventh Doctor Who Christmas special starts this week and is written by Lead Writer and Executive Producer, Steven Moffat, produced by Nikki Wilson and directed by Douglas Mackinnon (Doctor Who, Sherlock).
River Song made her first Doctor Who appearance in 2008 in ‘Silence in the Library’ and ‘Forest of the Dead’ and has appeared in 15 episodes to date.
Award winning Alex Kingston comments on her reappearance, “To be honest, I did not know whether River would ever return to the show, but here she is, back with the Doctor for the Christmas special. Steven Moffat is on glittering form, giving us an episode filled with humour and surprise guest castings. I met Peter for the first time at Monday’s read through, we had a laugh, and I am now excited and ready to start filming with him and the Doctor Who team. Christmas in September? Why not!”
Steven Moffat, Lead Writer and Executive Producer, adds, “Another Christmas, another special for Doctor Who - and what could be more special than the return of Alex Kingston as Professor River Song? The last time the Doctor saw her she was a ghost. The first time he met her, she died. So how can he be seeing her again? As ever, with the most complicated relationship in the universe, it’s a matter of time...”
The witty line-up of guest cast joining Alex for a magical adventure on the TARDIS will be announced over the coming months.
The BBC Cymru Wales produced drama will return to BBC One on Saturday, 19 September with a 12 episode series, followed by the Christmas special on Friday 25 December.
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