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Do Farscape fans like the new Dr. Who???
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I love it.
Though I cannot say I was a huge Doctor Who fan, having only seen a couple dozen episodes in my entire life, this show really caught me by surprise regarding the overall quality. Not what I expected at all.
The 9th incarnation of The Doctor (Eccleston) is doing a great job in my opinion, too bad we're going to lose him in season 2 to be replaced with incarnation number 10: David Tennant.
Does all this mean the whole saga is coming to an end seeing there can only be 13 incarnations/12 regenerations? (Correct me if I'm wrong, again I'm not a huge fan.)
I for one am curious to find out where all this is going.
Though I cannot say I was a huge Doctor Who fan, having only seen a couple dozen episodes in my entire life, this show really caught me by surprise regarding the overall quality. Not what I expected at all.
The 9th incarnation of The Doctor (Eccleston) is doing a great job in my opinion, too bad we're going to lose him in season 2 to be replaced with incarnation number 10: David Tennant.
Does all this mean the whole saga is coming to an end seeing there can only be 13 incarnations/12 regenerations? (Correct me if I'm wrong, again I'm not a huge fan.)
I for one am curious to find out where all this is going.