With the Thirteenth Doctor in DOCTOR WHO, "the Doctor She", if I might be forgiven, ____ ____, to be introduced in her first episode of a regular season (series) oo-morrow -- let's chatter Gallifreyian!
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Jodie Whittaker, of course. Ms. Whittaker is the13th Doctor. You try to start a line, realizing you don't remember a name (snd are on a a touch dodgy?? - I'm sorry, phone! - phone, as you are in transit), put a placeholder up - and can't get the " Options " button to respond when you come back!
...Too-morrow, the first full Whittaker series starts, with a " Global Simulcast ', which will be at 10:45 AM here in California. So, 6:45 PM in the UK - Is Doctor Who still considered by the BBC to be a " children's programme " at least older ones? Is the Americanism " tweens " used much in Blighty?
I am now watching the how-DW-began drama " Adventure In Space And Time " on BBC America.
I'm looking forward to it, but, due to a long story, I most likely won't get to see any of them until they come out on DVD. :(
As for it being a "kid's show", it seems to be mostly "kid-friendly" these days, although there's been an episode or two that I'd think twice before letting a little kid watch it.
If I started my Doctor Who adventure here, would that work? Or do I have to go watch the first 1,676,982 shows that preceded this one first to understand and/or enjoy?
Since I haven't seen the episode yet, it's hard to say for sure, but they usually try to make a new Doctor's first episode a good jumping-on point.
Captain Comics said:
Has the new Doctor Who begun yet? I'll set my DVR.
1)It's impossible to watch all of the original series, as 97 episodes from the first two Doctors are still missing.
2)It's possible to enjoy the new series without having seen any of the original series, although the new series is full of old series references for those of us who know it well.
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