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Doctor Who NYCC Panel: Is No News Good News Will Jodie Whittaker Ever Play The Role Again

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#TheFandomMenace #DoctorWho #RIPDoctorWho #NYCC2020 #NYCC #DefundTheBBC#RabbiFromAnotherPlanet #TheRabbiFromAnotherPlanet The Rabbi From Another Planet Presents “Doctor Who NYCC Panel: Is No News Good News??? Will Jodie Whittaker Ever Play The Role Again???.”. To be entered to win Doctor Who: Power of the Daleks 2 Disc DVD set a) Subscribe to this Channel. b) Like this video. c) Share this video on Facebook and Twitter, or leave a comment here with the hashtag #IAMYourServant! PLEASE NOTE - Everyone only gets ONE entree per competition, no matter how many times you hashtag - but it's probably a good idea to leave a few hastags on videos to make sure I see it. I'll do a search for that hashtag in a week, and randomly pull out one winner to receive the DVD. Winner announced LIVE on The TardisZone (/channel/UCkxY4bcPvGKYV9dh48gOQ0w) live stream (on Sunday October 11th). And if you want to get in contact hit me up on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/tzvi.lebetkin or on Twitter https://twitter.com/BiblicalComix

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@retrodickie4 years ago The Panel did this era no favours what so ever. I agree with you Rabbi and think they are going to see what the festive ratings are to see if they jump out that window or not. 6
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@jamietipton14 years ago After all the build up and after "months of waiting " I was dissapointed we didnt get a teaser trailer just a update on what the Festive special, and this panel must of been recorded a while ago ? 7
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@RosiG734 years ago Rabbi, I ❤️your close out music - so great! 4
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@chessoc77994 years ago The companions verses the Daleks ? We're finished lol 4
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@RosiG734 years ago That “panel” was contractual, scripted and prerecorded. Poor Bradley Walsh looked like a hostage being made to read a pro-captor speech that he had to pretend are his own words, If you can read Morse Code, I think he was blinking “help me”. ... 12
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@macmoore45994 years ago Chibnall must find it hard to write. He struggles to cough up 10 episodes every 18 months, he writes maybe 3 production notes for DWM and no extra content.
Davies created 13 episodes and a Christmas special yearly, 2 spinoff shows, a show about production, an article every month in DWM and various other things.
Moffat created 13 episodes a year and a Christmas special, DWM articles and extra scenes for online and DVD releases. ... 7
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@madeleine55614 years ago Great Video Rabbi. I found Walsh's use of the word "Titanic" very ironic. This literally is a sinking ship and I'm only excited for the "festive" special to see how low the numbers are going to be. I've actually written to Tim Davie. (I used his work email as opposed to BBC complaints since we all know what happens there). My email was along the lines of "I used to love Doctor Who but since Chibs and Whittaker took over it's become bitter and dull rather than hopeful and exciting. If it's ever to become popular again they need to go." This was the answer I got
Thank you for the feedback, we will pass it on to the team who commission Dr Who.
Best regards,
Tim
The fact that I got an answer from HIM and not a form letter from a secretary or something gives me hope but let me know what you think. I figure as many of us as possible need to write in and let him know. ... 3
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@andrewburdess41614 years ago If series 13 is going to be great, as Bradley Walsh suggests, can we take it that Whittaker and Chibnall will have gone? If those two are still involved, there is no way it will be anything but a series of cow pats. 6
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@autumnmatthews31794 years ago I completely forgot how the finale ended 6
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@blastfromthepast83444 years ago I wish Marcus Hearn, editor of DWM, would just have the balls to write an editorial saying how disastrous the whole Chibs era has been and how Jodie is personally so unpopular, as the Doctor, that they try not to put her on the cover of the magazine unless they have absolutely no choice! And how the whole Time Lord Vic thing was dreamt up out of sheer desperation in a bid to minimise losses. OK, he'd lose his job, but the magazine will probably be gone soon anyway. ... 4
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@eastlynburkholder35594 years ago How eager do you think Chibnal and Jodie are to go to work and face their failure? My guess is that both would want to avoid public and not have to work at this. 4
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@beedel90374 years ago Well, that new content looked exciting...not. It’s no longer event television, sadly. 4
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@retrodickie4 years ago Titanic proportions this festive special is going to sink without a trace. 3
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@starryeyedwho4 years ago Crying with laughter at these images. You’re right, where’s the Daleks? Where’s the explosions? Where’s the revolution? Way to go with the publicity BBC! I genuinely feel sorry for any fans of this era. 9
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@berliner04 years ago Hugh is full of something alright I can smell the bs here in the states 3
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@katybrent50064 years ago "Unbelievable" .... sure.... Unbelievably bad will be more likely. 1
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@Terry.W4 years ago It was poop ...we learnt nothing ..from people who know nothing ....and they are in total delusion that this era is wonderful ...and just how was this farce going to entice new viewers ? 5
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@starryeyedwho4 years ago Genuinely baffled at how Screenrant scraped 4 articles out of this. We’ve gone beyond the bottom of the barrel. 6
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@davidmullen60114 years ago Question: Where is Chris Chibnall? Whatever became of the Doctor Who producer...?
The last thing I can recall him issuing was that 'Production Notes' many months ago in Doctor Who Magazine, where he was waffling about nothing in particular and how irrelevant the show was compared to the Covid Pandemic, it was noticable in how disinterested he came across in this piece about the series that he is heading. But apart from that piece for the magazine, nothing. Absolutely. Nothing.
So if you follow the likely truth that the cast here are contractually bound to do a certain amount of promotional work for any new episode or series where then is the chief writer and Producer, the one the BBC are paying to drive the show?
I'm genuinely fascinated at what is going on with this man, he stands on the shoulders of giants - Russell Davies and Steven moffatt - and yet shies away from any publicity or spokesman responsibilities as a Vampire shuns the Suns light.... what is going on here? He is the Producer and lead writer, he is the man responsible for the series and its content, but he feels neither a responsibility or a desire to speak about his work, speak about the content and direction of the series. And the BBC don't find this attitude objectionable...?
There's clearly something going on behind the scenes. As I simply cannot conceive of the Corporation being happy with this attitude or this approach from the man. The man they are paying handsomely to head the show. ... 7
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@michaelwoods84564 years ago I agree that it is going to be a Titanic series because it will hit an iceberg and sink without a trace 2
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@raymondoreilly9594 years ago To quote a fellow panelist it's Already aged badly...lol 3
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@starryeyedwho4 years ago Awww can always count on the Radio Chimes and Huw Shillerton to do some damage control. At last a title I can get behind. “Jodie Whittaker is in trouble,” yes you’re right for once! 7
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@berliner04 years ago Yeah good luck with that so called Fliming you’ll need it lol 3
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@taniaedwards47024 years ago I think that the BBC should take advantage of the current pandemic to end Doctor Who. To paraphrase the Ninth Doctor: "Let Doctor Who die. Just let this old programme gather dust. No one wants to watch it. No one will even notice it's gone. Let it become this strange little programme hiding in the corner. And over the years, the world will move on and the programme will be buried." And one day somebody will find it, dust it off and lovingly revive it. ... 1
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@starryeyedwho4 years ago If she had been in that prison for that long, her hair would have grown and her roots would have been even worse. Remember Matt Smith’s longer hair and full beard when he had been imprisoned? No effort as per usual. Or do The Judoon moonlight as hairdressers too? Thinking about that Mohawk. 🤣 ... 11
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@androidcaller79024 years ago If it smells like shit, looks like shit, it's going to be fucking shit!
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@goblin4574 years ago Chibnall the guy who slated 80s doctor who has made a worse job than JNT did I'd much rather watch a Pip and Jane Baker story than most of the stuff from series 11 & 12 Jodie isn't whole heartedly the problem the writing is this big a change needed a strong writing team which unfortunately didn't happen ... 9
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@tardistime68574 years ago 1
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@tenshiigarashi40634 years ago I have a bad feeling that this episode will have two stories... The Doctor in prison for part or most of it and the Dalek invasion on Earth.
The companions will via plot device bring back the Doctor and it automatically ends the invasion.
END
Is a..Chris...I mean "festive special" so don't expect any "good" plot.
I don't hate or like Chibnall's Doctor Who anymore. I just don't care ( which is worse). I care so little that I only watched 2 episodes of the last season.
Writing a female Doctor is not that complicated. This is a problem of mediocre writing ability and rock level acting ability from the lead.
Sarah Jane Adventures had the best female "Doctor". I miss that show and Liz Sladen. ... 1
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@shanephelps38984 years ago She's been in prison all that time and her hair has not grown. ha 2
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@starsuperion4 years ago Comicon, where the biggest and flashiest show is to be put on to drum up interest in the IP you are promoting.. That was not done with Doctor Who.. If they're viewing figures are down, part of the it is the marketing.. But then again, Marketing a pile of steaming shite isn't necessarily going to improve people's interest. Maybe they realized that spending money on the hype given the feedback was a bit too risky?? Maybe they said, screw it. let's save the cash, and just give them what we have, because well we really don't want to be here, but are contractually obligated?? The enthusiasm of the actors, writers, and people involved in this show are so sad. They really must hate what they do!! Just look at them! On the panel, it's like the body language is telling a different story then their mouths!! ... 7
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@tardistime68574 years ago Why is everyone praising mandip gill ? I’m sorry but her character is really bland . She’s better in soaps like that hollyoaks . 7
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@retrodickie4 years ago The Panel did this era no favours what so ever. I agree with you Rabbi and think they are going to see what the festive ratings are to see if they jump out that window or not. 6
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@jamietipton14 years ago After all the build up and after "months of waiting " I was dissapointed we didnt get a teaser trailer just a update on what the Festive special, and this panel must of been recorded a while ago ? 7
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@RosiG734 years ago Rabbi, I ❤️your close out music - so great! 4
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@chessoc77994 years ago The companions verses the Daleks ? We're finished lol 4
@

@RosiG734 years ago That “panel” was contractual, scripted and prerecorded. Poor Bradley Walsh looked like a hostage being made to read a pro-captor speech that he had to pretend are his own words, If you can read Morse Code, I think he was blinking “help me”. ... 12
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@macmoore45994 years ago Chibnall must find it hard to write. He struggles to cough up 10 episodes every 18 months, he writes maybe 3 production notes for DWM and no extra content.
Davies created 13 episodes and a Christmas special yearly, 2 spinoff shows, a show about production, an article every month in DWM and various other things.
Moffat created 13 episodes a year and a Christmas special, DWM articles and extra scenes for online and DVD releases. ... 7
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@madeleine55614 years ago Great Video Rabbi. I found Walsh's use of the word "Titanic" very ironic. This literally is a sinking ship and I'm only excited for the "festive" special to see how low the numbers are going to be. I've actually written to Tim Davie. (I used his work email as opposed to BBC complaints since we all know what happens there). My email was along the lines of "I used to love Doctor Who but since Chibs and Whittaker took over it's become bitter and dull rather than hopeful and exciting. If it's ever to become popular again they need to go." This was the answer I got
Thank you for the feedback, we will pass it on to the team who commission Dr Who.
Best regards,
Tim
The fact that I got an answer from HIM and not a form letter from a secretary or something gives me hope but let me know what you think. I figure as many of us as possible need to write in and let him know. ... 3
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@andrewburdess41614 years ago If series 13 is going to be great, as Bradley Walsh suggests, can we take it that Whittaker and Chibnall will have gone? If those two are still involved, there is no way it will be anything but a series of cow pats. 6
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@autumnmatthews31794 years ago I completely forgot how the finale ended 6
@

@blastfromthepast83444 years ago I wish Marcus Hearn, editor of DWM, would just have the balls to write an editorial saying how disastrous the whole Chibs era has been and how Jodie is personally so unpopular, as the Doctor, that they try not to put her on the cover of the magazine unless they have absolutely no choice! And how the whole Time Lord Vic thing was dreamt up out of sheer desperation in a bid to minimise losses. OK, he'd lose his job, but the magazine will probably be gone soon anyway. ... 4
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@eastlynburkholder35594 years ago How eager do you think Chibnal and Jodie are to go to work and face their failure? My guess is that both would want to avoid public and not have to work at this. 4
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@beedel90374 years ago Well, that new content looked exciting...not. It’s no longer event television, sadly. 4
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@retrodickie4 years ago Titanic proportions this festive special is going to sink without a trace. 3
@

@starryeyedwho4 years ago Crying with laughter at these images. You’re right, where’s the Daleks? Where’s the explosions? Where’s the revolution? Way to go with the publicity BBC! I genuinely feel sorry for any fans of this era. 9
@

@berliner04 years ago Hugh is full of something alright I can smell the bs here in the states 3
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@katybrent50064 years ago "Unbelievable" .... sure.... Unbelievably bad will be more likely. 1
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@Terry.W4 years ago It was poop ...we learnt nothing ..from people who know nothing ....and they are in total delusion that this era is wonderful ...and just how was this farce going to entice new viewers ? 5
@

@starryeyedwho4 years ago Genuinely baffled at how Screenrant scraped 4 articles out of this. We’ve gone beyond the bottom of the barrel. 6
@

@davidmullen60114 years ago Question: Where is Chris Chibnall? Whatever became of the Doctor Who producer...?
The last thing I can recall him issuing was that 'Production Notes' many months ago in Doctor Who Magazine, where he was waffling about nothing in particular and how irrelevant the show was compared to the Covid Pandemic, it was noticable in how disinterested he came across in this piece about the series that he is heading. But apart from that piece for the magazine, nothing. Absolutely. Nothing.
So if you follow the likely truth that the cast here are contractually bound to do a certain amount of promotional work for any new episode or series where then is the chief writer and Producer, the one the BBC are paying to drive the show?
I'm genuinely fascinated at what is going on with this man, he stands on the shoulders of giants - Russell Davies and Steven moffatt - and yet shies away from any publicity or spokesman responsibilities as a Vampire shuns the Suns light.... what is going on here? He is the Producer and lead writer, he is the man responsible for the series and its content, but he feels neither a responsibility or a desire to speak about his work, speak about the content and direction of the series. And the BBC don't find this attitude objectionable...?
There's clearly something going on behind the scenes. As I simply cannot conceive of the Corporation being happy with this attitude or this approach from the man. The man they are paying handsomely to head the show. ... 7
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@michaelwoods84564 years ago I agree that it is going to be a Titanic series because it will hit an iceberg and sink without a trace 2
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@raymondoreilly9594 years ago To quote a fellow panelist it's Already aged badly...lol 3
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@starryeyedwho4 years ago Awww can always count on the Radio Chimes and Huw Shillerton to do some damage control. At last a title I can get behind. “Jodie Whittaker is in trouble,” yes you’re right for once! 7
@

@berliner04 years ago Yeah good luck with that so called Fliming you’ll need it lol 3
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@taniaedwards47024 years ago I think that the BBC should take advantage of the current pandemic to end Doctor Who. To paraphrase the Ninth Doctor: "Let Doctor Who die. Just let this old programme gather dust. No one wants to watch it. No one will even notice it's gone. Let it become this strange little programme hiding in the corner. And over the years, the world will move on and the programme will be buried." And one day somebody will find it, dust it off and lovingly revive it. ... 1
@

@starryeyedwho4 years ago If she had been in that prison for that long, her hair would have grown and her roots would have been even worse. Remember Matt Smith’s longer hair and full beard when he had been imprisoned? No effort as per usual. Or do The Judoon moonlight as hairdressers too? Thinking about that Mohawk. 🤣 ... 11
@

@androidcaller79024 years ago If it smells like shit, looks like shit, it's going to be fucking shit!
@

@goblin4574 years ago Chibnall the guy who slated 80s doctor who has made a worse job than JNT did I'd much rather watch a Pip and Jane Baker story than most of the stuff from series 11 & 12 Jodie isn't whole heartedly the problem the writing is this big a change needed a strong writing team which unfortunately didn't happen ... 9
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@tardistime68574 years ago 1
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@tenshiigarashi40634 years ago I have a bad feeling that this episode will have two stories... The Doctor in prison for part or most of it and the Dalek invasion on Earth.
The companions will via plot device bring back the Doctor and it automatically ends the invasion.
END
Is a..Chris...I mean "festive special" so don't expect any "good" plot.
I don't hate or like Chibnall's Doctor Who anymore. I just don't care ( which is worse). I care so little that I only watched 2 episodes of the last season.
Writing a female Doctor is not that complicated. This is a problem of mediocre writing ability and rock level acting ability from the lead.
Sarah Jane Adventures had the best female "Doctor". I miss that show and Liz Sladen. ... 1
@

@shanephelps38984 years ago She's been in prison all that time and her hair has not grown. ha 2
@

@starsuperion4 years ago Comicon, where the biggest and flashiest show is to be put on to drum up interest in the IP you are promoting.. That was not done with Doctor Who.. If they're viewing figures are down, part of the it is the marketing.. But then again, Marketing a pile of steaming shite isn't necessarily going to improve people's interest. Maybe they realized that spending money on the hype given the feedback was a bit too risky?? Maybe they said, screw it. let's save the cash, and just give them what we have, because well we really don't want to be here, but are contractually obligated?? The enthusiasm of the actors, writers, and people involved in this show are so sad. They really must hate what they do!! Just look at them! On the panel, it's like the body language is telling a different story then their mouths!! ... 7
@

@tardistime68574 years ago Why is everyone praising mandip gill ? I’m sorry but her character is really bland . She’s better in soaps like that hollyoaks . 7

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