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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 435673" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>I had hoped to get away with it!</p><p></p><p>He reminded me of a wooden and cartoonish Dark Shadows character. Nicolas...something.</p><p>Of course I didn't stop watching the Third Doctor because of a disappointing story or supporting character. Even NuWho had a few duds.</p><p>I suddenly realised that I didn't enjoy watching Jon Pertwee as the series' leading man.</p><p>I could have forced myself to watch all the other Third Doctor episodes but I know myself too well. I'd come up with excuses "not to watch it today because blabla" and eventually this first watching thread would come to a standstill.</p><p><img src="https://i.pinimg.com/originals/30/b7/64/30b764c5023e9abe8f9e1b2d98d5d93b.gif" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p>Yes, Master.</p><p></p><p>It's been a difficult decision and I was very disappointed in myself.</p><p>But then I remembered in a flashback that the original plan to watch classic Who was because of all the episodes I <em>could have</em> watched as a child.</p><p>In fact, it <em>was</em> suggested to me that this would be the best era for me to start, but then I got ambitious and decided to do it chronologically.</p><p>Having said that, I'm glad I've watched most of the First Doctor even if the episodes weren't always super-exciting.</p><p></p><p>I'm trying to spot some familiar faces in Doctor Who, but no luck so far. I <em>thought </em> I saw Nigel Davenport but it wasn't him.</p><p></p><p>Oh...gosh! I wanted to slap her. But there was also something creepy about it.</p><p>And she's the predecessor to the 1980s baby-crazy soap divas like <em>Baby On The Rooftop</em> or <em>If I Can't Having Your Baby I Will Jump!</em></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 435673, member: 8"] I had hoped to get away with it! He reminded me of a wooden and cartoonish Dark Shadows character. Nicolas...something. Of course I didn't stop watching the Third Doctor because of a disappointing story or supporting character. Even NuWho had a few duds. I suddenly realised that I didn't enjoy watching Jon Pertwee as the series' leading man. I could have forced myself to watch all the other Third Doctor episodes but I know myself too well. I'd come up with excuses "not to watch it today because blabla" and eventually this first watching thread would come to a standstill. [IMG]https://i.pinimg.com/originals/30/b7/64/30b764c5023e9abe8f9e1b2d98d5d93b.gif[/IMG] Yes, Master. It's been a difficult decision and I was very disappointed in myself. But then I remembered in a flashback that the original plan to watch classic Who was because of all the episodes I [I]could have[/I] watched as a child. In fact, it [I]was[/I] suggested to me that this would be the best era for me to start, but then I got ambitious and decided to do it chronologically. Having said that, I'm glad I've watched most of the First Doctor even if the episodes weren't always super-exciting. I'm trying to spot some familiar faces in Doctor Who, but no luck so far. I [I]thought [/I] I saw Nigel Davenport but it wasn't him. Oh...gosh! I wanted to slap her. But there was also something creepy about it. And she's the predecessor to the 1980s baby-crazy soap divas like [I]Baby On The Rooftop[/I] or [I]If I Can't Having Your Baby I Will Jump![/I] [/QUOTE]
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