03 May 05
Originally posted by MIODudeYou are 2 episodes behind then.
I'm watching in Canada.. I'm assuming that you are ahead in episodes? as there haven't been any Daleks yet.. We're only about 5 episodes in though.. tonight will be part 2 of the invasion of earth by .. can't remember the name of the aliens.., but they didn't call them Daleks. How many episodes have played in UK?
03 May 05
Originally posted by vhouckhamTwo questions:
Who saw Dr Who on Saturday it was sooooooooooooo cool!!!!! 😀😀😀 😲🙄😲😀🙂😲🙂😀😀🙂😲🙄😲
Are these new episodes being released in America (and where and
when)?
Have they released any of the old (original) episodes on DVD?
Nemesio
03 May 05
Originally posted by NemesioLoads and loads of Dr Who DVDs are available in the UK on Region 2.
Two questions:
Are these new episodes being released in America (and where and
when)?
Have they released any of the old (original) episodes on DVD?
Nemesio
Get yourself a multi-region DVD player and you're sorted.
Most modern TVs will display both NTSC and PAL, so unless you're watching Fred Flintstone's TV, you won't have a problem.
www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/202-2732311-3860658
05 May 05
Originally posted by meteoriteI grew up in the 70's and Dr Who was THE only thing to watch of an evening.
what got you into Dr. Who?
Admittedly, it used to scare the bejesus out of me, but I just couldn't tear myself away from the telly.
With the new series, I see exactly the same thing with my 8-year-old son.
05 May 05
Originally posted by martin williamsI felt that way when I used to watch Tales from the Darkside as a kid..
I grew up in the 70's and Dr Who was THE only thing to watch of an evening.
Admittedly, it used to scare the bejesus out of me, but I just couldn't tear myself away from the telly.
With the new series, I see exactly the same thing with my 8-year-old son.