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mmcirvinIf you're in the US, have cable, and haven't yet seen the highly enjoyable revival of Doctor Who, it starts playing on the Sci-Fi Channel tomorrow night at 9, with the first two episodes back to back.
There's a lot to like in the first two episodes, which do a good job of introducing the characters and premise as well as providing the necessary "not your father's Doctor Who" kick, but they do have some loose plotting and cheesy elements; on the whole they're fairly characteristic of the writing of series producer Russell T. Davies. If you're still uncertain after seeing those, I'd recommend hanging on through the excellent third episode that airs next week, Mark Gatiss's "The Unquiet Dead".
There's a lot to like in the first two episodes, which do a good job of introducing the characters and premise as well as providing the necessary "not your father's Doctor Who" kick, but they do have some loose plotting and cheesy elements; on the whole they're fairly characteristic of the writing of series producer Russell T. Davies. If you're still uncertain after seeing those, I'd recommend hanging on through the excellent third episode that airs next week, Mark Gatiss's "The Unquiet Dead".
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Date: 2006-03-17 06:15 am (UTC)