On another planet with you
- Publication: Radio Times
- Date: 2006-07-22
- Author:
- Page: 136
- Language: English
LETTER OF THE WEEK
On another planet with you
You can forget your Jane Eyres and Mr Rochesters, your Heathcliffs and Cathys, your Tristans and Isoldes, even your Romeos and Juliets - give me the Doctor and Rose Tyler every time! In Doctor Who (BBC1) we had two people who loved each other, mind, body and soul, but always had too much on their plates ever to fully express their feelings, and weren't destined to be together anyway - the perfect tragic romance. And this couple didn't have to be climbing all over each other for us to see their longing: one exchanged glance would say it all.
Yes, it was sci-fi but, thanks to the sensitive performances of David Tennant and Billie Piper, it was also the most heartrending, soulful, beautifully played-down love story I've ever seen. And yes, I had a good blub at the end.
Doctor Who is not only back, revamped and revived, but it's also a triumph of British telly at its absolute best. Come back soon, Billie Piper, we'll miss you terribly.
Judi O'Regan
Farnborough, south-east London
Ms O'Regan wins a sports DAB personal stereo radio from Roberts, worth £120. This digital radio is ideal for sports fans as it gives access to Five Live Sports Exta and additional live coverage unique to DAB, including Test Match Special.
Into a new dimension
Having watched Doctor Who all through its early years and then on and off as I grew up, I'm now viewing with my nine-year-old son. Over the years I've been scared, shocked, amused, tense - but never tearful.
That is, until that final episode (8 July). Roll on Christmas!
Tricia Rowbotham
Epsom, Surrey
We were flooded with letters from readers who were moved by the Doctor Who finale.
... I may be way off here, but the Doctor wasn't that surprised by the idea Rose might be pregnant, was he?
Clare Parry
Plymouth, Devon
Caption: Three hearts beating: the Doctor and Rose shared a timeless love
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