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Is the music on the Doctor Who game on Google today from the original 1963 show, or the 2005 version?
My interest was piqued and I found the original on Netflix last night. Anyone watch Doctor Who? Is it worth watching just for rounding out my historical pop culture knowledge?
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I would say yes. Tom Baker was the best Dr., in my opinion.
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I finished the more modern one recently and loved it. Excellent show.
I suppose I should try the older one.
Today is the day of the doctor.
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New is different, than the original. Have the entire "Event" DVR'd and getting ready to round out the day watching the warm up leading to the UNINTERRUPTED 2 hours.
This tidbit is interesting as it introduces John Hurt, some time ago.
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I really did enjoy most of the ones I've seen. I like David Tennant the best, but it is mostly based on the actor you start with I believe.
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I can agree with that, and the Tom Baker years may have been a bit campy, but I just think it adds to the appeal.Originally Posted by Big E3
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I'm looking forward to the demise of Matt Smith ... although I don't think we get that tonite, that doesn't happen until the Christmas special.
Downloaded a copy of Day of the Doctor ... loaded it up in my Plex server and after I get a few chores done the Mrs and I will settle in to watch it ... we're both having pretty severe Dr Who DTs (and frankly Tourchwood just isn't good enough to stave them off).
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I agree, and being in my late 30's he was my first Doctor. His quirkiness and charm made him a fun Doctor Who, which is the same reason a lot people like David Tennant so much, well that and his overflowing energy.
I will admit, I do like the new doctor,and I credit that to the enjoyment I derived from watching TB's portrayal of the doctor.
I guess that cemented my following of the show.
I would also recommend Red Dwarf. Not similar to Dr Who, really, but decent English humor, based in space.
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