Post by matthewsee on Nov 11, 2013 1:33:58 GMT -5
STACK issue 109 has an interview with Fifth Doctor Peter Davison.
Davison says that there isn’t any life after Doctor Who saying that the Doctor is like the US President in that the latter is always Mr President hence the same for being the Doctor.
He also says that he enjoys the “new” series and that in theory Doctor Who is “completely self-perpetuating because as the present writers get tired and want to move on to other things, younger writers who’ve grown up watching this series of Doctor Who will want to write for it.”
Notwithstanding an ad on the DVD release of the most recent season and a review of The Tenth Planet, this issue of STACK also featured 50 Years of Doctor Who, a two-page spread on Doctor Who’s said 50 years. (Interestingly the spread has pictures of 11 of the 12 Doctors, with it lacking a picture of the outgoing Doctor Matt Smith) and the STACK revealing their favourite Doctor Who character by having a picture of their favourite Doctor Who character next to their names in the usual column of what they have been up to lately.
Davison says that there isn’t any life after Doctor Who saying that the Doctor is like the US President in that the latter is always Mr President hence the same for being the Doctor.
He also says that he enjoys the “new” series and that in theory Doctor Who is “completely self-perpetuating because as the present writers get tired and want to move on to other things, younger writers who’ve grown up watching this series of Doctor Who will want to write for it.”
Notwithstanding an ad on the DVD release of the most recent season and a review of The Tenth Planet, this issue of STACK also featured 50 Years of Doctor Who, a two-page spread on Doctor Who’s said 50 years. (Interestingly the spread has pictures of 11 of the 12 Doctors, with it lacking a picture of the outgoing Doctor Matt Smith) and the STACK revealing their favourite Doctor Who character by having a picture of their favourite Doctor Who character next to their names in the usual column of what they have been up to lately.