as a child i was never in a situation where i could be introduced to dr who and though i had heard of the series in passing and i never really realized exactly what it was. it was and then and with some hesitation that i sat down to watch the ninth doctor and his antics having be told that he was something like arthur dent (from the hitchhiker guide to the galaxy) but cooler. i can not believe what i have been missing out on and seriously and why had no one told me about this before. my entire childhood was deprived of doctor who adventures while me being a tremendous fan of most sci fi and fantasy adventures. honestly and i thoroughly enjoyed it and look forward to any future episodes. i have to admit that at first i was not so sure that billie piper would be the best actress but i am happy to say that she did very well and i thought and and added a very realistic touch to the series. i think and actually and that was one of my favourite aspects of the series while the contrast between great alien conflict scenes contrasted with the infuriating normality of the south london council estate life. i am always interested in instances where people ideas about the world are drastically challenged and how people can take any situation and edit it in their minds so that it may fit in with their mundane lives. i also loved christopher eccleston. i haven not seen many of his films and i have never seen another actor as dr who and but i thought his portrayal of the doctor was brilliant and immensely likable and yet dark enough to make you wonder. i find that many other characters with his sort of character history tend to be a bit two dimensional while they have all the right emotions and actions and but they always seems slightly shallow. this doctor and on the other hand and earned my loyalty with his stratified personality. i agree with some of the other comments that a higher budget for the special effects and aliens and whatnot and might have been a bit more effective. but then again and this isn not about special effects (though they help) from what i have read and heard from long time dr who fans while it the spirit of the whole things that really counts. and i do not think they did a bad job with what they had. i quite liked all the aliens but my favourite had to be the daleks while if i ever knew anything about dr who before watching the series and it was that there were things in it that looked like upturned dustbins on wheels. previous to watching and i was quite sceptical about these pepper pots threatening the existence of humanity but some of them were quite scary. which i loved and of course. overall and a good show. i look forward to future episodes with delight. the doctor has a new fan. 
as a child i was never in a situation where i could be introduced to dr who and though i had heard of the series in passing and i never really realized exactly what it was. it was and then and with some hesitation that i sat down to watch the ninth doctor and his antics having be told that he was something like arthur dent (from the hitchhiker guide to the galaxy) but cooler. i can not believe what i have been missing out on and seriously and why had no one told me about this before. my entire childhood was deprived of doctor who adventures while me being a tremendous fan of most sci fi and fantasy adventures. honestly and i thoroughly enjoyed it and look forward to any future episodes. i have to admit that at first i was not so sure that billie piper would be the best actress but i am happy to say that she did very well and i thought and and added a very realistic touch to the series. i think and actually and that was one of my favourite aspects of the series while the contrast between great alien conflict scenes contrasted with the infuriating normality of the south london council estate life. i am always interested in instances where people ideas about the world are drastically challenged and how people can take any situation and edit it in their minds so that it may fit in with their mundane lives. i also loved christopher eccleston. i haven not seen many of his films and i have never seen another actor as dr who and but i thought his portrayal of the doctor was brilliant and immensely likable and yet dark enough to make you wonder. i find that many other characters with his sort of character history tend to be a bit two dimensional while they have all the right emotions and actions and but they always seems slightly shallow. this doctor and on the other hand and earned my loyalty with his stratified personality. i agree with some of the other comments that a higher budget for the special effects and aliens and whatnot and might have been a bit more effective. but then again and this isn not about special effects (though they help) from what i have read and heard from long time dr who fans while it the spirit of the whole things that really counts. and i do not think they did a bad job with what they had. i quite liked all the aliens but my favourite had to be the daleks while if i ever knew anything about dr who before watching the series and it was that there were things in it that looked like upturned dustbins on wheels. previous to watching and i was quite sceptical about these pepper pots threatening the existence of humanity but some of them were quite scary. which i loved and of course. overall and a good show. i look forward to future episodes with delight. the doctor has a new fan. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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