silurians=bnp

classic doctor who: doctor who and the silurian



i watch the doctor who episode 'warriors of the deep' the first time meet the silurans.they were a bunch of shit. they were not really that good at being a baddie in the story. frankly, i thought the sea devils were more convincing even if the wore those samurai costumes they were evil and i like their guns.
i have reservation for the next episode of the new series. being that they are 'the silurans' and it was tattooed in my mind that the silurian were the big piece of creative disaster in the history of doctor who.
so, in order for me to really get know the silurian. i watch all of thier episodes. and being that they only appeared in two, and i have already watch the second i watch the first. and see why on earth did they come back for a squeal
the title made the reputation of the silurian worst for me. it sounded like a bad 70's cop show. but can see jon pertwee team-up with a silurian chase bad guy with the help of a foxy afro wear diva who says the thing that are true and never holds back. wait. that liz shaw?
the plot was essentially good. and thier were good plot devices in this story. and for the first the silurians were great. the look more proper alien than their warriors of the deep counter part. and i think the silurians and the BNP have something in common.
okey!here me out. the silurian's logic is that they came first therefore, they have the right to live on planet earth and not the humans. replace it with BNP, uk, and other races respectively and it sound the same.
i love liz shaw. she the donna noble of the classic series. i love her. period.
jon pertwee's doctor was not as eccentric as the previous doctor. but i have to point for still being the doctor i always love and adore. it like chocolate. you know their are different bands and flavor but it is always the same taste you love. and i would like to explore his doctor-ness if i get a chance to see more of his work in the series. overall, i like this episode and now, i'm looking forward to seeing the hungry earth.