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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Binding: DVD
Brand: Warner Brothers
EAN: 0794051278623
Format: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC
Label: Sci-Fi Channel, The
Manufacturer: Sci-Fi Channel, The
Number Of Discs: 6
Number Of Items: 6
Publisher: Sci-Fi Channel, The
Region Code: 1
Release Date: January 16, 2007
Running Time: 646 minutes
Sales Rank: 1775
Studio: Sci-Fi Channel, The
Theatrical Release Date: January 01, 2006
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Can Rose trust a man with a new face? David Tennant (Viva Blackpool Harry Potter) steps into the role of the Doctor now his 10th incarnation. Following on from the phenomenal success of the first series the second series is full of more thrills more laughs more heartbreak and some terrifying new aliens and old acquaintances. The Doctor and Rose meet Queen Victoria an evil race of Cat Women K9 and Sarah Jane and the dreaded Cybermen.Running Time: 645 min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: SCI-FI/FANTASY UPC: 794051278623 Manufacturer No: E2786
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Christopher Eccleston's tenure as the time-traveling title hero in the venerable UK sci-fi series Doctor Who lasted just 13 episodes, but he left enough of a impression on fans to make some wonder how his replacement, veteran television performer David Tennant, might fare in the role. As this second-series boxed set proves, the answer is: he's a near-perfect Doctor who combines the eccentricities of earlier incarnations (most notably Tom Baker) with a fresh and youthful interpretation of his own, and even brings a healthy dash of romantic chemistry with his sidekick, Rose Tyler (the equally charming Billie Piper). And their adventures retain the solid blend of thoughtful speculative fiction, pulp action, and quirky humor that typified the series at its best. Among the 15 terrific stories contained in the six-disc set are the "Children in Need" (a.k.a. "Pudsey Cutaway") mini-episode from the 2005 Children in Need telethon that showed Eccleston's transformation into Tennant; "School Reunion," in which Elisabeth Sladen returns as Sarah Jane Smith; "The Girl in the Fireplace," which draws together robots in 18th century France with a derelict space station in the distant future; and the season finale, "Army of Ghosts/Doomsday," which not only revives the series' most popular villains, the robotic Daleks, in a head-to-head struggle against the Cybermen, but also marks the final appearance of another series regular. For fans and first-time visitors to the TARDIS alike, the Second Series is simply thrilling sci-fi TV.
As with the First Series set, the supplemental features are plentiful here; commentary by the show's cast and crew is provided on each episode, and four feature picture-in-picture commentary tracks; deleted scenes and outtakes are also included, as are video diaries by Tennant and Piper, and a lengthy featurette, "Doctor Who Confidential," which covers nearly every aspect of the series' production, including the introduction of the Torchwood Institute and the return of Sarah Jane, both of which would be featured in their own respective spin-off series (the first in Doctor Who's long history) in 2007. - Paul Gaita
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As a fan of the original series - especially the golden age of Tom Baker (when he was still taking the show seriously) - I have not been disappointed with the new "Who." From the wonderfully reworked title sequence and theme tune (so much better than the tinny version that introduced the show from late Baker onwards) the new series maintains much of the charm of the original without the wobbly sets. I loved Christopher Ecclestone's portrayal of the Doctor, so awaited this second season with a little ... Read More
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I was thrilled when Who was brought back(it should NEVER have been cancelled). However, I was concerned that the show would fail o have the feel of the old show. Those concerns were laid to rest when Eccleston was cast as the Doctor. His performance was "fantastic," and his early departure from the role had me very nervous. Boy, was I wrong. Tennant not only lived up to the part, he has ecliped Eccleston in every way possible. He is easily best Doctor since Tom Baker, and brilliantly meshes the ... Read More
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Doc Eon, that's Who! Or at least, according to the Brits. Not that that's necesarily a bad thing, but there's a certain amount of... England that's injected into the legend. Just as in the Asterix movies I didn't quite imagine those weird British accents, I never imagined the Man of Many Tomorrows warbling about aliens and timelords. Nonetheless, it's quite interesting. Not to mention the acting is rather good. Doc's companion in this season is Rose, whose got some weird UK teeth, but other than that ... Read More
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I was introduced to DW not too long ago and I fell in love with it. I started with the original series very first 3 arcs and have jumped around the series ever since. The new series is just as enjoyable, if not more so, than the originals, and now that i'm up to season 4, i have to say this has been my favorite so far. David Tennant and Billi Pipper play off each other so well, thats what makes this season so great. They have great chemistry together on screen. Add to that some great story lines from ... Read More
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What can I say I grew up on Doctor Who, to see it back in production is a thrill for me. David Tennet does a very good job as The Doctor.
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