Me again in one of the subjects that
have brought me more fights than the rest, this is Doctor Who and the people
who likes it. So I’ll start and you can start hating me any time you like.
First I want to begin saying that I
consider myself a Fan of Doctor Who, I have lots of favorite episodes, I feel a
chill when I hear the intro and don’t say a thing besides “sing” along the
sound of “Dooooooooo Weeeeeee Ooooooooooooh”
But that doesn’t mean I’ll like
everything they throw at me, that’s why I’m a fan not a follower.
But what is the difference between
both, because if you don’t pay attention you might think are the same. Well
both like the series, but the followers like it no matter what happens to it,
and how it changes, they had become zombies that will consume anything that has
the Doctor on it. On the other hand we have the Fans, the ones that like the
series but also want the series to respect them and respect itself. What does
that mean? You may ask, well means that you have your own mythology in it, and
you should stick to it, you give me rules so you can’t change them just
because. A follower will accept any change and any contradiction without even
bat an eye, but a fan will point it out and rise his/her voice.
I stopped watching Doctor Who after
Tenant left, not because I didn’t liked the new Doctor, but because I got
really tangled with my life and didn’t had the time to look for it and watch
it. But then I had time and Netfilx and get back on the horse, and I saw all
the contradictions on Moffat’s version. At the beginning I love the new doctor,
and Amy but then the things started to fall apart and I handle it but then was
more like a train wreck, everything crashing and breaking, I just keep watching
and now we are here.
Lots of friends don’t like me to say
that Doctor Who isn’t what it used to be, some friends told me that is because
Moffat tried to make it more for children, that is not, if you want to make it
more for children go on and make it like the old one (Yes I have watch the old
one, and movies even Black and white and I like them, I even watched the parody
made by Rowan Atkinson is good here is the link) but Moffat tried to make the
new Doctor like adult for children, and is just not working.
One of the biggest problems for me
was River Song, because she is Mary Sue in the flesh (Mary Sue is a term for a
character that can do anything) and also some other Mythologies changed, the
worst was The Weeping Angels, because they had a great episode “Blink” but then
it was all lost in the other episodes where it contradicted and ignored its own
mythology so it was destroyed.
As you can see the Angel in the back is looking at the Angel in front, that is a no no in the angels ways, also they are loners. |
The episodes some are good and some
awful, I never liked River Song, why Amy Pond lost her daughter and almost didn’t
cared, why the Doctor didn’t tried to save Amy from the angels when he had the
TARDIS, and don’t started with “It was written so it was going to happen”
because that was the premise of Blink, the Doctor leaving clues so he can get
the TARDIS back.
There are other episodes I like,
Asylum of the Daleks is a good one, how they try to make other beings Daleks
also I didn’t hated the idea of Galafrey being in the picture, that gives him a
big goal, but also didn’t liked that they didn’t going to remember it because they
were together, if that’s so how did The Doctor didn’t forgot it and the others
do? You see the series has good points but also Moffat likes to trample over
what has been created because that gets in the way of easy cheap writing.
So as you can see I’m a Fan not a
Follower and I’m like that with almost every show I watch, Why? Because I like
to pay attention for as long as the episode is running. Also I pay attention to
commercial breaks but that is for another post.
That’s why some people hate me because I can
pinpoint what I don’t like and that
makes it so difficult for them to debate it with me.
I like a lot the looks of the new Doctor, brings back that vibe of the old series. |
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