[WhiteRanger]

ok i was reading this http://www.kasterborous.com/2013/11/...umably-mcgann/

also what is the right ord for the 8th adventures

[ZeoRangerV]

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Originally Posted by WhiteRanger

ok i was reading this http://www.kasterborous.com/2013/11/...umably-mcgann/

also what is the right ord for the 8th adventures

There are four seasons in the mainline ones, all numbered 1.01, 1.02 etc to 4.10. Blood of the Daleks is the first story and Lucie Miller/To The Death is the last (and also the best). The Dark Eyes box set comes after that and its being followed by volumes 2, 3 and 4 in the future.

There's also some 8th stuff in the main range, but there isn't really a specific order as its multiple Doctors in that range. Your best bet is to just look at the production number.

[Locke]

Bit the bullet and bought the first two episodes of the 8th Doctor Adventures. man these are good! An incredible cast, doing amazing performances with a script that is just ridiculously good, I didn't think I could enjoy a Doctor Who episode so much without any visuals at all.

[ZeoRangerV]

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Bit the bullet and bought the first two episodes of the 8th Doctor Adventures. man these are good! An incredible cast, doing amazing performances with a script that is just ridiculously good, I didn't think I could enjoy a Doctor Who episode so much without any visuals at all.

Told you! I'd heard a few here and there before but Blood of the Daleks is the one that really sold me on them. They can just get away doing so much more with characters without the limitations of onscreen budget and actually make the Daleks a proper threat.

They only get better from here on out too!

[WhiteRanger]

Will have to go all out to get all these cause 8 my fave doctor along with 4

[Thessair]

Judging by the reports of spoiler gatherers across the web, the clip on Children in Need tonight will be the pre-titles sequence from the Day of the Doctor.

[Locke]

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Told you! I'd heard a few here and there before but Blood of the Daleks is the one that really sold me on them. They can just get away doing so much more with characters without the limitations of onscreen budget and actually make the Daleks a proper threat.

They only get better from here on out too!

these Dalek's really are hide behind your sofa stuff. The way the episode lays on thick the body count, and sheer terror. The way it takes away all pretense and plays the Dalek's as the inbred, genocidal, one man tank space nazis that they could never have been on family television. And the darker tone works because you paint the horror with your imagination.

Went ahead and bought the whole first season. Just finished the third episode, it was a cool concept but I thought it jumped around a little too much making certain moments slightly hard to follow on first listen.

[RiderSkyward]

Possibly nothing, but there's a Works store in the center that I work. Last time I popped in for a few bits for our shop they had a ton of doctor who ebook CD's.

No idea on the price or what ones, but yeah, thought I'd just let y'all know just incase. I'll have a proper look tomorrow.

[WhiteRanger]

right due to my spending money and work money of my main job are on to different bank i had to go the other route on get 8 doctor seris due to i really wanted to listen to them so badly so i found a link to get them for free. i will be supporting them after i bough my 23 volum boxset of one piece due to i do want to cd copys of these so i will get them backwards from the £40 set onwards after like stated before i payed my books.

[ZeoRangerV]

Just saw the Day of the Doctor clip on Children in Need. Was decent enough, but wasn't very much at all to be honest.

Not that I care, would be wrong to spoil the episode a week ahead.