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they -annoyingly- tried to insert a get out clause when the doctor guested in the sarah jane adventures, I suspect they'd use this as their defence if it ever became a major issue.

this phrase is not to do with easiness, but in fact efficiency. the two are not the same. I expect this sort of ill judged congruence from VT but not yourself.

as heston said. 'if you keep the door shut, and know the temperature. you can work out the time,' with a gas oven, this is less possible than with an electric.

or Hull. I agree electric ovens are the way to go. gas ovens are temperamental and end up with either raw or burnt food. electric offer a much more controllable heat IMO.

Father Jack has returned to government I see.

not relevant to the current discussion but all in good time, I like to play with my food.

Ecclestone's since basically this and Tennants are virtually idential for the large part. this was my only complaint actually. why couldn't they use one of the baker ones? that would have been a much more entertaining psychic wink.

quite.

all the previous posts of negativity seem to have missed that Gaiman wrote this episode.

a superb post.

wow. mixed reaction. It was my singular favourite ep of the season so far. Gaiman pitched it just right, great dialogue. great resolution. Interesting emotional dynamics throughout. those who didn't share this view need to watch it again, and remember it doesn't always have to be about peril, big baddies, and that stuff. sometimes one can advance the plot of a season with one line, and use the rest of the episode to explore the characters emotions/conflicts. did anyone spot the davidson/baker 2 tardis' in amy/rory's journey through the tardis? great ep. edit: Darvill's performance in particular was outstanding.

they probably couldn't afford the signing fee....

yes. I had this thought. -its dr who's dallas dream series.

for a jacket?! good god. my whole wardrobe is lucky to cost that.

Quite.

well. if we're going to delve into argumentative semantics fair enough yes. He is. He's also the best written Doctor too.

its not nonsense. he's not though. I am pretty busy and would have to assemble a vast amount of data to point this out though, so I might let it go on this occasion/for the moment despite being right. edit to add: the whole tits bum thing is evolution/chemistry. not opinion and your body could be considered a closed system for those purposes. don't be ridiculous.

you didn't look at episodes you looked at very specific start/ends and excluded specials.

oh rest assured I have plenty of self loathing but not for idiocy. the data exists. it'll take a while. so don't go bugging me for it for a week or so.

no. he's not the best. that would be baker 1. if we're subjectively going to just go with oooh I think this one's the best. that he isn't likely to win is irrelevant -I don't see any that tennant was nominated for one. in fact name another doctor nominated for a bafta -for being the doctor. I'm not annoyed that others have 'different preferences', I simply abhor idiocy.

worldwide viewing figures -per episode- and awards attained -at least.

which was my point. he's more appealing in THAT role. so. not. wrong. thanks for agreeing with me. though the data is on my side in any case.

of course I know the meaning of subjective. However, there's quantitative data to support my statement. is there data for his opinion?

no. no its really not. you'd like it to be, so as you can go look I'm not wrong I'm just different.

you raise a good point but its more likely its something to do with him remembering everything in the 2000years of rory the centurion. effectively having rory the centurion's memory makes rory as old as the doctor.