Renzatic on 25/7/2017 at 18:10

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Whatever, JK. You fell off your goddamn motorbike again. Don't try to drama shit up for attention. :mad:

Krush on 25/7/2017 at 18:12

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LOL...I see that when he finally hit her back a couple of times at 2:45, they immediately stop the fight.

Krush on 25/7/2017 at 18:27

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Ah, I see. So she is the greatest female boxer of all time. Since she's literally one in a hundred million, I suppose she's the exception that proves the rule. Raab was looking pretty pathetic though.

Starker on 25/7/2017 at 18:40

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Again, that's not the point. In movies, the people you see on screen are anything but ordinary. And in any case, that's not the point of fantasy/fiction in the first place. There's spies going against impossible odds, martial artists displaying superhuman strength and speed, action heroes being able to withstand punishment that should kill them in real life, but when it's a woman, it's suddenly unrealistic?

Thor on 25/7/2017 at 19:14

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Hadn't followed Capaldi's run. Got pretty burnt out from Smith's run since Moffat turned the entire series about the entirety of creation literally revolving around the doctor, rather than the doctor just having crazy adventures in an independant multiverse. I don't suppose that suddenly just stopped in Capaldi's run, right? Cause the director was still the same.

The doctor suddenly becoming a woman now of all times just makes it feel like it's more of a political agenda than a show independently going into an interesting way. And the master too. 12+ male incarnations and *now* they change genders for both. Oh well, I'll give it the benefit of the doubt. It all depends on how they realize it. Since Moffat is finally gtfoing (overdue, but better late than never), I might pick the series up again, at least give it a chance.