Been a while since a wholly original race came along though since the Rhino police. . . . I want more Rhino Police. Yo jo po so so po to!
Yeah but Cyberking was hot wasn't she. . .
Still i would like the original Cybermen to come back, they haven't been in it since the 80's, they scared the crap out of me because the idea of them is more fact than fiction and there conversion proccess if you read the books and audios is far more gruesome than the borg assimilation of star trek.
EDIT: I also wonder if they will ever elaborate on the "pre-time" events that were briefly described in "The Satan's Pit".
look yes the darleks are cool and everything but i am getting sick of them being rehashed, i mean went they wiped out in their entirety last time??????Yeh, what is with the daleks getting wiped out continually but somehow appearing back again, first it was one that fell through the time vortex, then a whole fleet of them, then four, then millions, then the creator. Did I miss any? I love the daleks, but I wish they'd have a bit more realisticness and backstory to their continued reappearance, like in the the last one if they all teleported off to different times rather than all dieing.
At first post- Those statues who appeared in the 'blink' episode?
At second post-
Don't know, still think he should be the next hero character.
Lord president kicks butt.
Also I want that gauntlet.
If the Timelock is broken then everything will come through not just the Daleks but the Skaro Degredations, The Horde of Travesties, the Nightmare Child, the could-have-been king with his army of meanwhiles, and never-were's. The War turned into Hell.
Gallifrey certainly seems ravaged, but I've not seen any real evidence that it was ravaged by Daleks, as it were, not saying it couldn't have been, but I'm trying to think like a Dr Who writer, if they have one weakness, it is that they become too attached to their storylines and characters, and tend to not want to let them go, as it were ;)I saw Dalek ships in the ruins in that opening shot... so I assumed it was them closing in.
The problem is that the Doctor treats the story of the Time war like an Onion, there's layers that need to be peeled off, and the writers keep the whole thing deliberately vague, they've even openly admitted that this is because, when you are dealing with the entire space-time continuum, you can pretty much do anything you like, even if it directly contradicts things that have happened earlier.
and the writers keep the whole thing deliberately vague,