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Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Dr Va'al wrote:Doctor Who alumna Elizabeth Croft,

A background role in one episode ...

Yeah, I watched every doctor who episode starting with the 9th doctor and she is ringing 0 bells.

Va'al should know this. He's British, for God's sake.

In his defense, it's about the only memorable role she's had.
And I would love to know where Billy-Jim found the time to watch every DW episode that's out there.

Only since the 9th doctor, there aren't that many episodes since unlike American shows with seasons of 22 episodes, there are only 10 DW episodes per season. My wife was a huge fan but we aren't caring for Capaldi all that much.

Burn wrote:Oh you're click baiting?

You're the David Wolfe of the Transformers fandom.

Nuhuh. Not yet, at least.

Just making sure we rank so high, so fly, over the rainbow, in the sky.
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william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Dr Va'al wrote:Doctor Who alumna Elizabeth Croft,

A background role in one episode ...

Yeah, I watched every doctor who episode starting with the 9th doctor and she is ringing 0 bells.

Va'al should know this. He's British, for God's sake.

In his defense, it's about the only memorable role she's had.
And I would love to know where Billy-Jim found the time to watch every DW episode that's out there.

Only since the 9th doctor, there aren't that many episodes since unlike American shows with seasons of 22 episodes, there are only 10 DW episodes per season. My wife was a huge fan but we aren't caring for Capaldi all that much.

13 episodes... and tbh I gotta agree. Capaldi's where it really went downhill for me; as someone who practically watched the show religiously since they were 8. It's gotten to the point I can pinpoint the exact moment everything went awry...

Anyway, Va'al, since you asked so kindly.
Doctor Who, Vampires of Venice, TARDIS, Dalek, Sonic Screwdriver, Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Arthur Darvill, David Tennant, John Barrowman, Billie Piper, Christopher Eccleston... I can go on

Kurona wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Dr Va'al wrote:Doctor Who alumna Elizabeth Croft,

A background role in one episode ...

Yeah, I watched every doctor who episode starting with the 9th doctor and she is ringing 0 bells.

Va'al should know this. He's British, for God's sake.

In his defense, it's about the only memorable role she's had.
And I would love to know where Billy-Jim found the time to watch every DW episode that's out there.

Only since the 9th doctor, there aren't that many episodes since unlike American shows with seasons of 22 episodes, there are only 10 DW episodes per season. My wife was a huge fan but we aren't caring for Capaldi all that much.

13 episodes... and tbh I gotta agree. Capaldi's where it really went downhill for me; as someone who practically watched the show religiously since they were 8. It's gotten to the point I can pinpoint the exact moment everything went awry...

Was it the second part of the Macy Williams 2 parter? Thats when I gave up.

william-james88 wrote:

Kurona wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Dr Va'al wrote:Doctor Who alumna Elizabeth Croft,

A background role in one episode ...

Yeah, I watched every doctor who episode starting with the 9th doctor and she is ringing 0 bells.

Va'al should know this. He's British, for God's sake.

In his defense, it's about the only memorable role she's had.
And I would love to know where Billy-Jim found the time to watch every DW episode that's out there.

Only since the 9th doctor, there aren't that many episodes since unlike American shows with seasons of 22 episodes, there are only 10 DW episodes per season. My wife was a huge fan but we aren't caring for Capaldi all that much.

13 episodes... and tbh I gotta agree. Capaldi's where it really went downhill for me; as someone who practically watched the show religiously since they were 8. It's gotten to the point I can pinpoint the exact moment everything went awry...

Was it the second part of the Macy Williams 2 parter? Thats when I gave up.

Nah, it was the finale of Series 6. I still kept going though but I finally decided enough was enough and stopped watching at Cyber-Brigadier

Fun fact: we have a Doctor Who thread!

We still do
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=1155&start=2000

Kurona wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Kurona wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:

william-james88 wrote:

Burn wrote:

Dr Va'al wrote:Doctor Who alumna Elizabeth Croft,

A background role in one episode ...

Yeah, I watched every doctor who episode starting with the 9th doctor and she is ringing 0 bells.

Va'al should know this. He's British, for God's sake.

In his defense, it's about the only memorable role she's had.
And I would love to know where Billy-Jim found the time to watch every DW episode that's out there.

Only since the 9th doctor, there aren't that many episodes since unlike American shows with seasons of 22 episodes, there are only 10 DW episodes per season. My wife was a huge fan but we aren't caring for Capaldi all that much.

13 episodes... and tbh I gotta agree. Capaldi's where it really went downhill for me; as someone who practically watched the show religiously since they were 8. It's gotten to the point I can pinpoint the exact moment everything went awry...

Was it the second part of the Macy Williams 2 parter? Thats when I gave up.

Nah, it was the finale of Series 6. I still kept going though but I finally decided enough was enough and stopped watching at Cyber-Brigadier

I like Christopher Eccleston best. Honestly, I don't care for David Tennant as the Doctor. There, I said it.

There are only select episodes I really like of the series anyway, like the weeping angels and anything featuring Harold Saxon. But after Saxon I lost interest almost completely.

Alas, poor Yorick...I knew him, Optimus....

With what Doctor Who I have watched, David Tennant was my favorite Doctor

That thing I said earlier about having a Doctor Who thread? That was a 'please talk about Doctor Who in the Doctor Who thread' pointer.

Back on topic please!

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Just popped out tonight.

Ehh... I like Tucci, but I didn't care for his character in the last movie.

I'd honestly rather have Simmons back.

I'm indifferent to his character a bit, but I do agree with you. I definitely wouldn't mind Simmons back and his antics.

Seibertronian Tyrannacon dropped in to let us know that there is another returning face from Transformers: Age of Extinction: Stanley Tucci! Tucci was present in Deauville, France where he was being honored for his long career, and in the process confirmed that his character, Joshua Joyce, will be returning for the latest Transformers movie, joining Mark Wahlberg in the new film. Check out the article on Comicbookmovie.com and let us know what you think of this new information in the comments section below!

Tyrannacon wrote:I'm indifferent to his character a bit, but I do agree with you. I definitely wouldn't mind Simmons back and his antics.

Especially if it would mean more of Alan Tudyk's character.

Shouldn't Joyce be in jail or something? I mean, that was his company's property that terrorized all over Hong Kong. He's kinda responsible for all that in a way.

Sure, Galvatron instigated the attack, but as far as KSI was concerned, Galvatron was built and owned by KSI, so from a legal stance, KSI's property instigated the attack, and Joyce is responsible for all that KSI does, so Joyce is technically responsible for his property having rampaged in Hong Kong, from a legal point of view (which is that point of view that all the lawyers and victims involved are gonna be looking from).

How many people are in this lmao

^ Too many. Which probably means this movie is going to fall into the same trap the last one did by juggling far too many plots.

Sabrblade wrote:Shouldn't Joyce be in jail or something? I mean, that was his company's property that terrorized all over Hong Kong. He's kinda responsible for all that in a way.

Sure, Galvatron instigated the attack, but as far as KSI was concerned, Galvatron was built and owned by KSI, so from a legal stance, KSI's property instigated the attack, and Joyce is responsible for all that KSI does, so Joyce is technically responsible for his property having rampaged in Hong Kong, from a legal point of view (which is that point of view that all the lawyers and victims involved are gonna be looking from).

Maybe he pinned the whole thing on Attinger and Cemetary Wind. It's not like Attinger was around to deny it.

One of the things I hated about AOE was how they tried to take this evil ruthless guy who was dissecting and melting down Autobots and tried to turn him into some kind of comic anti hero in the second half of the movie. At least Simmons's character change was somewhat believable.

Sharkticon Soup wrote:One of the things I hated about AOE was how they tried to take this evil ruthless guy who was dissecting and melting down Autobots and tried to turn him into some kind of comic anti hero in the second half of the movie. At least Simmons's character change was somewhat believable.

Was it though? Was it? Top agent to secret organization that threatens and kidnaps a family and all of a sudden is helping them. There's not much there. Second movie, he blames Sam for losing his job at sector 7 and 30 seconds later is showing him his secret room under a meat counter.

There's nothing there man and I actually don't mind the movies.

JazZeke wrote:

Tyrannacon wrote:I'm indifferent to his character a bit, but I do agree with you. I definitely wouldn't mind Simmons back and his antics.

Especially if it would mean more of Alan Tudyk's character.

Agreed. I loved Tudyk's character in DotM.

Sabrblade wrote:Shouldn't Joyce be in jail or something? I mean, that was his company's property that terrorized all over Hong Kong. He's kinda responsible for all that in a way.

Sure, Galvatron instigated the attack, but as far as KSI was concerned, Galvatron was built and owned by KSI, so from a legal stance, KSI's property instigated the attack, and Joyce is responsible for all that KSI does, so Joyce is technically responsible for his property having rampaged in Hong Kong, from a legal point of view (which is that point of view that all the lawyers and victims involved are gonna be looking from).

Was wondering that myself? Maybe he found a way out of it or as said, pinned it on Attinger or what have you. Still I'm sure they would hold Joyce accountable in some form or another though. Might be why Lennox is back though?

Kurona wrote:How many people are in this lmao

CAST ALL THE PEOPLEZ!

Tyrannacon wrote:

JazZeke wrote:

Tyrannacon wrote:I'm indifferent to his character a bit, but I do agree with you. I definitely wouldn't mind Simmons back and his antics.

Especially if it would mean more of Alan Tudyk's character.

Agreed. I loved Tudyk's character in DotM.

It's impossible to not love Tudyk's character in anything he does.

I'm so happy he's finally getting a lead role in a sitcom, and in a superhero-centric one no less.

This is very true. I loved and related to the dinosaur obsession his character in Firefly had (and subsequently raged at Serenity when yeah). Dodgeball where he was a pirate was awesome and the fact he portrays a quippy droid in Rogue One has me excited and looking forward to the movie. I love homicidal and quippy robots. See HK-47 from Knights of the Old Republic.

Honestly I am surprised Tudyk wasn't brought back already on his lonesome even without Simmons for any of the films since DotM.