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Who Party Toronto Presents:
An Afternoon With Gary Russell
Sunday June 9th, 2013 from noon until 6:00pm
Paupers Pub (second floor), 539 Bloor Street W.
Cost: $15 for the afternoon
On Sunday June 9th, 2013 join The Doctor Who Information Network and Who Party Toronto for An Afternoon With Gary Russell on the second floor of Paupers Pub at 539 Bloor Street West.
The afternoon will feature a Q&A session with our guest Doctor Who writer and Script Editor Gary Russell as well as a live video commentary of a Doctor Who episode that he worked on, an autograph session, a trivia competition and an afternoon of discussions and socializing with other Doctor Who fans.
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7 Comments...
I thought that Sylvester McCoy was a great doctor - Matt Smith’s doctor had some similar character traits. The both projected a sense of a bumbling eccentric to disarm their opponents - I kind of slight of hand to allow themselves the time to put a plan in motion. Both had a pronounced “dark side”.
McCoy was a very interesting Doctor.
Posted by Craig Moorhouse on 09/06 at 01:47 AM
I’m glad to know I’m not the only one who liked Sylvester McCoy. He reminded me of Patrick Troughton, but with his own special wide-eyed quality. And I can’t help thinking he and Troughton both got a raw deal. In McCoy’s case I feel his time was cut too short, and in Troughton’s case there’s so much that’s been lost and will probably never be recovered.
Posted by Christopher on 09/14 at 02:51 AM
A McCoy fan - awesome.
I had someone tell me that he was the worst Doctor because he got the worst scripts - that kind of logic (lack of…) leaves me with a migraine. The show had been suffering from problems that where there long before McCoy was at the Tardis controls and I’m not going to lay blame here - it’s just too bad he didn’t get a longer run. There was a slight nastiness in the McCoy Doctor that I liked and I see it from time to time in the Matt Smith Doctor. It makes me sit back and take notice - grin from ear to ear.
Posted by Craig Moorhouse on 09/14 at 11:03 AM
So it wasn’t Matt’s fault it was the dialogue.
I suspected as much.
Posted by Ryan on 09/16 at 08:57 AM
I kind of figured that Matt Smith was the best doctor because of his talent as an actor and because of Steve Moffat’s brilliant scripts - not following you on this one Ryan.
Posted by Craig Moorhouse on 09/16 at 09:36 AM
People nomrally pay me for this and you are giving it away!
Posted by Topher on 11/15 at 11:36 PM
Posts like this brighten up my day. Thanks for tkanig the time.
Posted by Serega on 06/25 at 05:51 PM
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