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  • 24-08-2011 9:29am
    #1
    TheIrishGrover
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,217 ✭✭✭


    Was just browsing through IMDb.com, looking at Doctor Who. Was looking at the "Alternative Versions" of "The Big Bang" episode. Check this out:
    In the shortened version for a 1 hour time slot with commercials for American television, scenes relating to the absence of stars and young Amelia's persistent memory of them were cut, as well as a museum narration telling the story of the Lone Centurion's (Rory's) service through time to the Pandorica to his disappearance saving it from a fire.

    Oh my God. They are a couple of my favourite parts of the episode. That line "You know there's no such thing as stars, don't you?" gives me goosebumps. Why not remove the Doc's monologue at Amy's bedside so you can fit in an ad for TGI Fridays?


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  • #2
    Penn
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 34,734 ✭✭✭✭Penn


    The video about Rory protecting the Pandorica for 2000 years was one of the best bits of the episode


  • #3
    DirtyBollox
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,674 ✭✭✭DirtyBollox


    kind of expected really. wouldnt have thought the lads would have allowed it to be butchered like that.


  • #4
    ríomhaire
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 473 ✭✭ríomhaire


    TheIrishGrover wrote: »
    Oh my God. They are a couple of my favourite parts of the episode. That line "You know there's no such thing as stars, don't you?" gives me goosebumps.
    One of my favourite moments in the last series. Just makes all the holy **** of what's happening come together in a very meaningful way. Handled much better and much more scary/interesting than the stars going out from the season four finale. Not just mad scientist trying to destroy the world here, this is the entire universe is already gone and has never existed and the world is completely ****ed up beyond all repair (almost).


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