Was not a big fan of this story when Star Trek Next Gen did it as I Borg.I, Cyberman
Was not a big fan of this story when Star Trek Next Gen did it as I Borg.
I don't think it would work for Doctor Who since the Cyberman removed parts of the Human Brain that created Emotions, so it not just programing that has to be overcome.
I understand that. But just remember that the Cybermen are not the Borg. The irony is that Doctor Who first did a story in that Style back in the 60's with the Evil of the Daleks and the Humanoid Daleks.It's the weakest story of the series. Originally I thought about having no main enemy characters in CB's first series but that might have raised the hackles of many.
On the Nicola Bryant front. Does she still do the bikini scene? IIRC she was rescued by a German nudist.Notebook
Colin Baker's first series was a huge success for the BBC. Ratings averaged at 8.5 million which vindicated the new direction that the show was taking. Baker garnered praise from the critics for his portrayal of a more socially aware yet demure Doctor. Nicola Bryant recieved considerable plaudits too. Her character development particularly in Moonshot and I, Cyberman showed that the role of the Doctor's companion no longer meant a pretty girl simply screaming.
On the Nicola Bryant front. Does she still do the bikini scene? IIRC she was rescued by a German nudist.
However, the question I'm posting to ask is, is her post DW career successful enough for her to be able to turn down that health insurance advert?
And while I'm at it Mary Tamm's tenure as Romana Mk I is in the distance past by the events of TTL. However, I hope that she doesn't need to do the Kitty Cat advert ITTL.
Some Background for those who do not know the Story about Blood and Fire.Story from The Sun:
DOCTOR WHO IN AIDS FURY
Dr Who will face the biggest enemy of his many lives. AIDS. The Sun has learnt that he and Peri will face the deadly condition in a special episode of the sci fi hit when it returns this year. The story called "Blood and Fire" by American writer David Gerrold wiill also feature a homosexual couple...
Yes you mention that there is no Gay characters. I still love to see your Timeline version of the story.I have seen the movie and there is realistically no way that the above film could have been shown on British tv primarily of the love scene between two male characters and the attitude of Dr McCoy.
ITTL the Dr Who version would not have a love scene.