I have a love/disinterest relationship with Doctor Who, so I'm super curious to hear the chatter, count me in.

Just to clarify =]

I sent out a bunch of invites. If I left anyone out, it was not on purpose =]

I'm flattered, but I know zilch about the premise. However, in the spirit of "I never actually refuse a game", I'm in. After all, what's wikipedia for?

Also, to clarify my earlier comment, it wasn't aimed at ChiRocker's earlier games, but rather the previous Doctor Who game that... was heavily weighted to the town. Seriously.

If you get BBC America on your cable, you can catch the more recent episodes (basically anything from the 2005 relaunch on to the most current stuff) most any day. I know for a fact they've been showing this last season's stuff lately and I think they are getting ready to loop back around to 'Rose' (the first episode of the relaunch) some time near the end of February and go forward from there.

If you've never seen Doctor Who, but you'd like to try it out, there are worse ways to do it than to start with 'Rose'

Though, just to warn, the US broadcasts have a disconcerting habit of editing out many good parts. So go buy the DVD's.

(Actually if you've got Netflix you can instant watch almost all of the Ninth and Tenth Doctors' episodes, plus a moderate selection of prior Doctors. YouTube has classic series episodes, including the "telesnap presentations" of many of the wiped serials.)

If I was at a proper keyboard I'd drone on a bit longer as to why The Doctor is worth your time. Probably seems silly to say about a fictional character but he's one of my heroes and his stories have had a huge influence on me.

Dude, you keep complaining... But we still won!

Only because the town was totally checked out. It's a cautionary tale in the respect of overpowered roles as well as town complacency.

But hey, RO-GAN IS IN THE HOUSE!

sure. sign me up.

I'm about four episodes into the ninth Doctor (assuming that's the one that starts with "Rose"). Pretty damn enjoyable.

Sign me up.

I came in just as Hartnell was going out, but McCoy was the standout for me.

Officially signed.

Yup, Eccleston is the 9th Doctor.