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well, so far i'm really glad you convinced me to watch the later new series odin. cringed alittle trying to get through season 3&4 with tennant, but have found season 6 really interesting and exciting, with the way little segments of different episodes intertwhining for the last few silence episodes(shows that alot of thought is actually being put back into the stories and the series which i like). just started watching season 7 the other day and trying to fit in atleast one episode every couple of days. tell me, do they ever show what happened on the tardis that made tennant regenerate into the current doctor?

The other guys have done their thing, it's just waiting on me. I've had a bit of a hard time these past few weeks and I haven't felt up to the task of distribution. It's on my list of things to do when I feel up to it. Sorry about that.

I have no problem of a Ranger Series having a serious tone but frankly even tho the intentions of these guys are good they look like they are trying a bit too hard, and I am really tired of hearing that "buuuuuuuum" sound that every action movie recently keeps putting on their damn trailers, if you want some serious ranger action then they should take example from Lightspeed rescue, In Space and Time force seasons, specially In space, heck even Mighty Morphin did it right when they introduced the green ranger in "Green with evil" they kept it serious with the stakes raised every second while maintaining the heart and colorfulness that was Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, I won't judge it until I see the first episode but my expectations are not that high even tho they have the actors for Zedd and Zordon.

After I posted last I got a little power rangers nostalgic so I started looking up stuff and then I found a video that reminded me that theirs only one way to make your monster grow!

He's no coward, but he knew he would lose any chance of dominating the world if he gave up that remover. Also there was no guarantee for his safety. He would fight or die. Now, giving up his two supporters, I wouldn't be surprised, but then again, he'd probably just runaway again.

Well, it's here... and it is glorious.

and so we wait for the new season of doctor who but before that there will be a tv special which I guess features the story of the nameless doctor that we see at the end of the last season, what is weird of this special we see both Matt and David's version of the doctor working together, maybe David's version is the Hybrid? dunno but here is the trailer for the TV Special:

well this is going to take a bit longer than expected, here is the progress so far on my drawing of Guyver 3

Do you really think that it is correct to do something like that? to my understanding Davros's race before the Daleks had a military goverment so killing them may not be a morally good choice not to mention if you kill them, the rest of the race may consider this as an act of war and in time the scientist the may eventually create the daleks anyways. Also they may not be able to alter Davros time by killing his ancestors since his creation of the Daleks may very well be a fixed timeline and can't be altered. Although......

I think it's worth checking the script writer. from the first season there were two guys involved along with others. Russel T Davies was the guy who kicked it off and a few notable scripts written by steven moffat. now steven moffat is the main guy behind it. now, steven moffat was regarded as writing the best stories of the doctor who series altogether. he wrote ... 'somthing over london'.. can't remember what that was called. the one where jack harkness appeared for the first time. oh was that one called 'the doctor dances'? steven moffat introduced the weeping angels which are now regarded as some of the top doctor who bad guys. he also introduced some very interesting characters and some very intriguing mysteries. In my personal opinion, the episodes before matt smith were a bit too campy, I think it's all down to R.T.D. I didn't like them in general. watching the finale of david tennants time, I found it to be very hammy and OTT. a bit too much like pantomime. but it's worth watching for the history. there are episodes that steven moffat wrote, where he sets up future events. can't miss that really.

One of my most memorable moments is when the doctor met rose. "Hi what's your name?" "Rose." "Hi Rose, I'm the Doctor. Run." That scene made me laugh so much. And yeah the weeping angels are my fav too. I would have to say when they get a new doctor would be my fav episodes. Have you seen the American movie doctor who?