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I watched it during the Eccleston/Tennant period and like it, but I kind of lost interest after that. But it happens, even if you don't necessarily not like them. I hate to admit it, but the Simpsons, Family Guy, Bob's Burgers are in the situation for me. After literally two or three decades watching, never missing an episode, now I'm like "eh." Still watch American Dad though. And the Simpsons Halloween episode.
Roger and Steve... lol. Love those two.
 
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Nudity? really?
Fair amount of elf butt
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I tried "Lessons in Chemistry". I found the depictions of male chauvinism and female fluffy-headedness just overwhelmingly over the top. Yes, both were present, but not in the levels shown.
I worked in Chemistry and Biology labs just a few years after the time of the show, both were run by women, males and females did the same level of work, and we all did the glassware cleaning afterwards.
 
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I tried "Lessons in Chemistry". I found the depictions of male chauvinism and female fluffy-headedness just overwhelmingly over the top. Yes, both were present, but not in the levels shown.
I worked in Chemistry and Biology labs just a few years after the time of the show, both were run by women, males and females did the same level of work, and we all did the glassware cleaning afterwards.
Sidenote: your post reminds me of one of my favorite songs/music videos, which also happens to handle relationship drama better

Semisonic’s Chemistry

 
loving the current season of the gilded age, and just binged to catch up to the semi-final on the Great British Baking Show. Next up is season 2 of Julia :)
 
I tried "Lessons in Chemistry". I found the depictions of male chauvinism and female fluffy-headedness just overwhelmingly over the top. Yes, both were present, but not in the levels shown.
I worked in Chemistry and Biology labs just a few years after the time of the show, both were run by women, males and females did the same level of work, and we all did the glassware cleaning afterwards.
yeah. Can't say I'm even going to finish the first episode.
 
I tried "Lessons in Chemistry". I found the depictions of male chauvinism and female fluffy-headedness just overwhelmingly over the top. Yes, both were present, but not in the levels shown.
I worked in Chemistry and Biology labs just a few years after the time of the show, both were run by women, males and females did the same level of work, and we all did the glassware cleaning afterwards.

It's not even an argument the amount of chauvinism and racism that went on in workplaces on the 50s and 60s. If you worked just a few years after, you must be in your 80s.
 
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If it's not too late, you need to watch Dr Who Season 4 Episodes 12 & 13 before watching the latest episode "The Star Beast" in order to get context, because you watched them some years ago (2007).
 
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If it's not too late, you need to watch Dr Who Season 4 Episodes 12 & 13 before watching the latest episode "The Star Beast" in order to get context, because you watched them some years ago (2007).
Dr Who died for me at least 2 seasons ago, probably more, this weekends episode was a total joke of a show, and that’s ignoring all the woke stuff. I had hopes it may have been better but alas no. So I’ll have to stick to the older shows, at least their are plenty of them to watch.
 
Dr Who died for me at least 2 seasons ago, probably more, this weekends episode was a total joke of a show, and that’s ignoring all the woke stuff. I had hopes it may have been better but alas no. So I’ll have to stick to the older shows, at least their are plenty of them to watch.

Dr Who has been woke since Rose Tyler. Before that, Star Trek and all its offspring have all been woke.
If you don't want woke, you'll have to stick with anything written by Robert Heinlein, who was anti-woke since before it was invented (except for "All you Zombies", which was pretty woke). OTOH, pretty well all the movie remakes of Heinlein's work have all been woke (and "Starship Troopers" was even anti-nazi).
 
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I, for my part, really enjoyed the episode, it was great seeing Tennant and Tate back together and while some of it was a bit forced (except the harassing kids) and the resolution of the meta-crisis Doctor was a bit of a hand-wave at least I learnt to be very careful drinking coffee at my desk. Loved the hints with the toys.
 
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Dr Who has been woke since Rose Tyler. Before that, Star Trek and all its offspring have all been woke.
If you don't want woke, you'll have to stick with anything written by Robert Heinlein, who was anti-woke since before it was invented (except for "All you Zombies", which was pretty woke).
I haven't watch Dr Who in ages. The last Doctor I remember was Tom Baker's character. He was the 4th Doctor, I believe. I tried a few episodes of the newer Doctors, but none had the idiosyncrasies that made Baker's Doctor so entertaining.
OTOH, pretty well all the movie remakes of Heinlein's work have all been woke (and "Starship Troopers" was even anti-nazi).
The Starship Trooper movie adaptation was as different from the book as Monty Python and the Holy Grail is from the Arthurian legends.😁

I guess having humans slaughtering bugs doesn't make for good entertainment. Mobile Infantry in the book wore powersuits* and killed 1000 arachnids for every soldier lost. I like gender bender Dizzy Flores.😍 And the vote--not violence--is the ultimate authority from which every other authority is derived. Your vote counts.🤨

I couldn't finish watching The Puppet Masters. It is awful.😩 I can't really comment on how different it is from the book, other than the setting. I heard about other films, but I haven't watched them yet.

*Powersuits finally make it's appearance in Starship Trooper 3. I'm a fan of giant mecha shows (Gundam, Macross, Full Metal Panic, heck even Power Rangers😁)
 
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I, for my part, really enjoyed the episode, it was great seeing Tennant and Tate back together and while some of it was a bit forced (except the harassing kids) and the resolution of the meta-crisis Doctor was a bit of a hand-wave at least I learnt to be very careful drinking coffee at my desk. Loved the hints with the toys.

You should always put your coffee down when Tennant 'n' Tate are on screen together...

As mentioned, we went back and watched Dr Who Season 4 Episodes 12 & 13 for context before finishing the latest episode.

After finishing that, we watched S 4 Ep 3 The Planet of the Ood. I would nominate that episode as the Best Evah Dr Who Episode Evah!!!.
Alternative nominations welcome.
 
Dr Who has been woke since Rose Tyler. Before that, Star Trek and all its offspring have all been woke.
If you don't want woke, you'll have to stick with anything written by Robert Heinlein, who was anti-woke since before it was invented (except for "All you Zombies", which was pretty woke). OTOH, pretty well all the movie remakes of Heinlein's work have all been woke (and "Starship Troopers" was even anti-nazi).

You read way too much into things…. How was Rose Tyler woke? Or Eccleston?
 
We’ve signed up for Paramount+ and are binging on Cheers. Still very funny all these years later. After watching all of Seinfeld, we are now our way through Curb Your Enthusiasm. Larry David is a comic genius plus Cheryl Hines who plays Larry’s wife is one hot babe.
 
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