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Today the 13th doctor was announced as Jodie Whittaker making her the first female doctor. I would have prefered if the role had stayed male and think it could cause issues but will watch it and see what she brings. What do people think?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-40624288
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I think the whole show is daft and if you want to win a time war you just go and murder your enemies as babies or something so really turning into a woman is the least ridiculous thing about it all and if I'd been a bloke all those centuries I'd probably fancy trying my luck with boobs too. Can foresee a lottttt of "they told me I can't do X because I'm Y but I totally showed them!!!" storylines which are overdone and boring but since I don't like the show anyway it won't really affect me other than having to hear about it
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Originally Posted by peteyt
cool i guess :) dr who went downhill after david tennant for me
She must be really proud of herself for landing a role purely due to gender as the BBC wanted to be PC. :clap:
What next? Jane Bond, Mr Marple, Sally Holmes and Hayley Potter? Absurd.
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Originally Posted by FlyingJesus
I saw this before and so far seen most of these.
I'm not hugely fussed either way, I'm not the biggest fan of Doctor Who I only really like the episodes David Tennants in so I probably won't bother watching this new doctor. Might watch one or two episodes if I can be bothered to see what she's like.
I don't care for Doctor Who but it's so funny seeing people get annoyed over the fact that it's a woman, basically anything raging from "SJW bullshit" to "It's Doctor Who, it's meant to be a man" even though I've seen people prove that theory wrong. You never know how it's going to turn out until you see her play the role and I'll bet she'll do a fantastic job of it and everyone who bitched will just accept it and enjoy it.