Doctor Who set to return to TV in 2005

[PClark99]

For all you/us geeks out there. This is good news as long as they don't muck it up like the did in the 1996 TV movie.

The details are sparse, well, nonexistent but still.

http://www.msnbc.com/news/972201.asp?0dm=C17aL

 

[geno]

Doctor who set what?

 

[Excelsior]

Originally posted by: PClark99
For all you/us geeks out there. This is good news as long as they don't muck it up like the did in the 1996 TV movie.

The details are sparse, well, nonexistent but still.

http://www.msnbc.com/news/972201.asp?0dm=C17aL[/q

 

[optoman]

THE CULT SERIES that aired from 1963-1989 to become the world?s longest-running science fiction programme will return in 2005, but details about the new shows are being kept secret.
?The new series will be fun, exciting, contemporary and scary,? series writer Russell T Davies said.
?Although I?m only in the early stages of development, I?m aiming to write a full-blooded drama which embraces the Doctor Who heritage,? he said.
The original programmes chronicled the adventures of eight Doctors and their many companions who battled countless foes -human, alien and most notoriously the ?Daleks? - as they travelled through time and space in a time machine disguised as a police phone box.
Doctor Who has also thrived in print and on stage and has spawned countless devotional web sites.
A Doctor Who television movie was broadcast in 1996 and it returned to the Internet for a 30-minute web broadcast in 2001.
William Hartnell played the first Doctor Who. The actor who will star as his latest incarnation has not been named.

 

[prvteye2003]

Originally posted by: optoman

THE CULT SERIES that aired from 1963-1989 to become the world?s longest-running science fiction programme will return in 2005, but details about the new shows are being kept secret.
?The new series will be fun, exciting, contemporary and scary,? series writer Russell T Davies said.
?Although I?m only in the early stages of development, I?m aiming to write a full-blooded drama which embraces the Doctor Who heritage,? he said.
The original programmes chronicled the adventures of eight Doctors and their many companions who battled countless foes -human, alien and most notoriously the ?Daleks? - as they travelled through time and space in a time machine disguised as a police phone box.
Doctor Who has also thrived in print and on stage and has spawned countless devotional web sites.
A Doctor Who television movie was broadcast in 1996 and it returned to the Internet for a 30-minute web broadcast in 2001.
William Hartnell played the first Doctor Who. The actor who will star as his latest incarnation has not been named.

White Sox Magic Number: 162 (2004) <--------- YEAH, Right!!!

 

[Iron Woode]

Originally posted by: optoman

THE CULT SERIES that aired from 1963-1989 to become the world?s longest-running science fiction programme will return in 2005, but details about the new shows are being kept secret.
?The new series will be fun, exciting, contemporary and scary,? series writer Russell T Davies said.
?Although I?m only in the early stages of development, I?m aiming to write a full-blooded drama which embraces the Doctor Who heritage,? he said.
The original programmes chronicled the adventures of eight Doctors and their many companions who battled countless foes -human, alien and most notoriously the ?Daleks? - as they travelled through time and space in a time machine disguised as a police phone box.
Doctor Who has also thrived in print and on stage and has spawned countless devotional web sites.
A Doctor Who television movie was broadcast in 1996 and it returned to the Internet for a 30-minute web broadcast in 2001.
William Hartnell played the first Doctor Who. The actor who will star as his latest incarnation has not been named.

As long as it doesn't turn into some type of SG1 or STTNG clone it might be worth watching.

The originals were good because they didn't overwhelm the viewer with special effects, but instead concentrated on a story set for their target audience.

 

[Cooljt1]

i thought this was a thread about a doctor who was going to return a tv set in 2005

 

[aircooled]

so the world is set to end in the year 2005....?

<-- not a fan of doctor who