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Indeed, I am.

1: 25
2: Possibly 20
3: Nothing
4: Vaguely 56
5: Nothing
6: Nothing

Um... what?

That's because we didn't get a full series this year, we've just been getting specials instead.

If that's all, you won't have had too much spoiled

It’s actually based on a theorised ending of our universe. The idea goes that eventually all the energy in the universe will be used up. It’s called “Heat death”. Here’s a Wiki article on it.
I got the impression that Chantho’s planet was one of the few remaining barely habitable places remaining and it was pretty much just their technology that was allowing humans to survive.

This is another part of an end of our universe theory. Basically the idea is that will be an event called “The big crunch” this could possibly then compress all matter until it had the explode, creating a new Big Bang and a brand new universe. Wiki link.

Awww, what was your spoiler?
Anyway, I think the idea is that we have no idea what a billions of years old human would look like... I mean, humans already change a lot when they get older, lose hair, skin becomes loose, body starts to break down. Imagine that but not dying... my guess is, eventually his body just deteriorated into nothing.
Also, aging effects DNA too, so maybe it cause him to continue to mutate.

Yeah, we don’t know either, just nod and try not think about that one too much

Children in Need is what it is really. Can’t criticise a charity episode too much

Yes, that Captain Jack

The BBC only keeps stuff up for about a week usually, so no Torchwood there unfortunately. Maybe Great Beyond can hook you up with something

Well, what do you expect from a group set up to combat the Doctor?
I wish I could recommend watching Season 1 of Torchwood... but it was really bad... but it does set up some important things to know about Torchwood after the S2 finale.
Season 2 of Torchwood is much much better, some episodes reaching Doctor Who quality, but that takes place after S3 of Doctor Who.

Ah K9... he is pretty bad unless you have a healthy dose of Nostalgia... then he's freaking awesome

Actually, they came from "our" dimension, they went into the Void to escape the Time War, which sort of indicates that other dimensions may not have been safe. Then they re-entered into our dimension once it was all over.

And now, my questions:
So far;
What's been your favourite episode?
What's been your least favourite episode?
Favourite monster/enemy?
Least favourite monster/enemy?
Any other comments on S1 and S2?

I'm not actually sure, I think she just decided to leave and focus on other things.

I often got the impression that the Time Lords were a bit cross dimensional as well. No alternate Time Lords have ever been even alluded too... and if they did exist, in that or any dimension, then crossing dimensions would never have become "impossible" in the first place.

The only other instance I can name for sure was way back with the 1st Doctor, where he sort of fell for an old Aztec lady.
but no, the show has mainly stayed away from that aspect of the show. Even the 8th Doctor (the film one) only kissed the girl while generally euphoric.
But times have changed and, although at first sceptical, I think most of us feel it was time to explore that aspect of the Doctor and was handled well.

I like Dragon's Den.
EastEnders... well, I hate soaps but it gets about equal viewership than Doctor Who

What's wrong with Strictly?

Also, I thought Big Brother was Channel 4?

Nope, he hasn't show on either... yet. He will be showing up on the current series of Sarah Jane Adventures.
He's also referenced a few times in Torchwood and let's just say that he's very "handy" in the first season...

Well, there was a really really old spin off waaaay back with Sarah Jane and K9 that never went anywhere because it was ***.
Totally Doctor Who is a behind the scenes sort of thing for kids.
And a new K9 TV show is starting up that's aimed at really young kids and has almost nothing related to Doctor Who other than K9 (you'll find out about him in S2 as well )

Well, they have more competition now... in the 80's they had all of two other channels to compete with, now they have hundreds.

Additionally, new management, that sort of stuff.

Also, Russell T. Davis was already an critically acclaimed writer for the BBC and he wanted to do Doctor Who next.
And then Doctor Who was so popular, he wanted to so Sarah Jane Adventures and Torchwood... and then THEY were popular.

Really, it's just that times and the BBC have changed really. For the better.

It's a spin off series featuring Sarah Jane Smith, she was a companion to the 3rd and 4th Doctors... and since you're watching Season 2 now, you might find out a bit more about her

Torchwood is a spin off series that started after Season 2 of Doctor Who, so I can't give too much away

He'll grow on you

Did you remember to watch "The Christmas Invasion"?

I'd rather pay £142 a year than have to sit through adverts
I doubt most people think it's a "scam", although I'm sure many doubt it's relevancy now that it's not the only channel out there.

Of course, independence doesn't guarantee un-biased news media *coughfoxcough*

Always get your news from multiple sources

I believe so yes.
I should point out that the Licence Fee has been controversial for quite some time now, but it's generally been kept around because most people aren't that bothered by it, it's just a few groups and the occasional polititian (and the BBC's rivals )

There's another things as well, on our channels that show adverts (that is, any non-BBC channel, and we have LOTS) we get 1 adverts break in a half hour show. Where as in America, you get two I believe. (of course, out 1 advert is twice as long, so we get the same amount of adverts, we just aren't constantly being interrupted )

Well, just killing a popular show doesn't go down very well. Although they don't get revenue in the saw way, they are still have to serve us, the viewing public. They need to keep high viewing figures to justify the Licence Fee, because if they can't keep the numbers, they'll be deemed to not serving the public interest and the top bods will either be hoofed out or they could lose the Licence Fee.
I mean, with Doctor Who, they didn't just cancel it, they just tried to bury it so when it's viewing figures dropped enough they could cancel it... and it just just refused to be buried