Some back story on The Ice Warriors (found on the link at the end of this post):
"Part of an Ice Warrior costume is seen in one shot, representing one of the mutant creatures produced by Davros in his experiments."
It's a pity like I said early that the stories are no longer spanned out of 5-7 episodes can you imagine how much stronger the stories could be if they didn't finish after one episode (there used to be 26 episodes were series so 6 months of TV). I wonder why they no longer do this?
The interesting thing I've just remembered it Doctor Who used to be much darker sure it has always been (mostly) kid friendly but the stories used to be much darker with deeper stories to them. I honestly don't remember that many funny stories, actually none.
RTD did say women and kids were who he wanted to attract most of all.
I don't mind the new series being funnier as David Tennant does it so well. Now I think about it The Doctor of old used to be very obnoxious and think he was superior to everyone else.
Agreed on this, for every Doctor Who Fan, they should have mentioned the name Davros, to make it clear that it was the creator of the daleks who was in the final 2 parter episode.
To back track what I said earlier there's a chance it's not him and another emperor as there have been other Dalek emperors in the past too.
but I don't think RTD is as good as everyone has made him to be like
Agreed. He really has a big head, this is clear if you check out some of the BBC Confidentials.
Ohh do you have any links of this??
Of course:
http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=61866
Was the final cut mentioned in the commentary? Would love to see that in the forthcoming boxset.
It certainly does. You should at least check out the last two podcasts/commentaries (especially the Doomsday one it's so funny as they all break into laughter).
I don't know if they'll create new commentaries for the box set or re-edit the podcasts as really there is no need to create new commentaries. Still RTD does love watching his work.
Hope he reads forums like these.
He knows The Master is popular and at one point that teacher was going to be The Master or something like that. Apparently one of the early trailers even said "The Master" in the background when he was on screen so I bet they were thinking about it.
I hope The Daleks don't return for Series 3 to have them in every series would be silly.
So will you be getting the boxset Bradavon
Brad please

, at some point yes but when it comes down in price (I don't buy many box sets because of the cost). I have the first Series on Xvid (all of them) and funnily enough it's enough for me (although I may end up getting it one day). I much preferred the second series (I give up it's to easy to call them the 1-2-3 series).
I didn't even watch them all in Series 1 (I only missed 2-3) I've started to realise this which is why I'm going to go back to Series 1 now Series 2 is over.
I've made my own Series 2 Finale DVD with:
1. Series 2 Finale Trailer (shown at the end of Fear Her)
2. Both Series 2 Finale Episodes
3. Both Series 2 Finale BBC Confidentials
As they were recorded to my Hard Disk Recorder first then transferred to DVD the quality is the same as it was broadcast (the two BBC Confidentials have been compressed a bit, so it could all fit on a DVD-5). It's only DD2.0 of course (the box set will be DD5.1) but it will do nicely for now.
I've not heard about slim-line cases, are they ever used for box sets?
I have given in and picked up "Genesis of the Daleks" a 1975 6 part serial starring Tom Baker and apparently one of the best Who stories ever made (£9.99 from CD WOW):
http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/classic/ ... sofdaleks/
It will go nicely with the "Beginning" box set of the very first 3 serials ever made I've also just picked up but that will have to be it as I clearly can't collect all the Doctor Who episodes so I'm not going to try.