50th Anniversary lead up specials/shows/movie.

[Herschel]

The first special, dedicated to William Hartnell, was pretty goo, bringing the first two male companions for parts of the interviews. David Tennant and John Barrowman were also prominantly featured which may be just using older footage or may be a red herring. I was mildly disappointed that the story they chose to feature was "The Aztecs" as I'd watched it about a month ago on DVD (which I own) but that saved me time I guess because I watched it without commercials (which is rather irritating on BBC America as their artificially inserted in the show).

I'm also curious to see the Mark Gatiss biopic "movie" about how teh show came to be in 1963.

 

[Morrus]

It's the actual 50th Anniversary Special I'm excited for. I'm still hoping for a multi-Doctor episode.

 

[sabrinathecat]

I'm just hoping that they produce something good. I've been very disappointed with the show since Moffat took over. Not the actors, but the writing. Considering Moffat wrote 6 of the best stories the show has ever had, what he has done... Rather like Lucas and the prequels, with the same excuse.

 

[GreyLord]

I want something on par with other Doctor's specials...something maybe called...."The Ten doctors" Or something like that...

 

[sabrinathecat]

Anyone else see "The Five-Ish doctors"?

 

[Umbran]

Yes. It was cute.