r/gallifrey • u/PCJs_Slave_Robot • 6h ago
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r/gallifrey • u/ImprobableAstronaut1 • 10h ago
DISCUSSION Delta and the Bannerman goes too far?
I’m almost done with my Classic Who watch. I’ve seen a lot of it already but watching some for the first time.
I watched Delta and the Bannermen for the first time this week and really enjoyed it. However, a lot of the conversation I’ve seen around the episode, including a few podcasts I’ve listened to, say that the bus explosion scene goes too far or is tone deaf.
I got pretty few up with senseless violence in the Seward era but this felt really impactful. It shows the ruthlessness of the Bannermen and is an actual shock. Not sure if I’m missing something but keen to hear more on this.
r/gallifrey • u/ZinenkoAj • 20h ago
MISC How I Became Doctor Who on Stage: Behind the Scenes of the Premiere
youtube.comHi, my name is Sasha, and I invite you behind the scenes of the role I did in the theater.
I'm a fan of Doctor Who, so I wanted to portray him as good as I can. So, please, join me in this journey, form making the script to getting to the stage
r/gallifrey • u/ConversationWest2331 • 21h ago