Silly questions of the day #6 and #7

[randomgirl666.livejournal.com]

It's our week long anniversary! Woo! (what do you mean, nobody celebrates week long anniversaries?) I would like to thank everybody who has volunteered as a moderator, everyone who's offered to help and everybody who has posted or commented in the community so far, as well as those who are just watching.

And now, because I didn't post one yesterday, here are TWO silly questions of the day.

QUESTION #6: WHICH COMPANION (ANY ERA) WOULD YOU LEAST LIKE TO HAVE WITH YOU ON A DAY TRIP TO THE SHOPS/ZOO/STRIP CLUB/WHATEVER IT IS YOU DO WITH YOUR TIME?

QUESTION #7: WHICH HISTORICAL CHARACTER OR EVENT DO YOU THINK WOULD MAKE THE DULLEST SUBJECT FOR A DOCTOR WHO EPISODE?

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[mmgage.livejournal.com]

For #6 - Adric, hands-down. He might have a prize for mathematical genius but he was still a brat!

For #7 - Now this is just an impossible question for me. I love history (it was my major at college). I really can't think of any era which couldn't be made interesting if you scratched beneath the surface. In the end, history is all about people and people are endlessly fascinating.

[welshgirl15.livejournal.com]

(6) This is a hard one. I've loved all the companions. I'll say Rose purely because she it really annoyed my how much RTD kept bringing her back

(7) Every era could be made interesting! I think if the stone age was done badley though, it could be very dull.

[master-of-drums.livejournal.com]

6: I would say Peri -_-

7: Oh that's a difficult one I don't think I know any, and anyway the Doctor can make anything fun ^^ nothing is ever boring when he's around XD

[randomgirl666.livejournal.com]

I'm going to go with Peri for number #6, because no doubt she'd be complaining the entire way through (and probably slagging off my clothes whilst she's at it). From the new series, Michelle bloody Ryan (I forget her character's name). She'd be walking around with her nose in the air and probably nicking stuff too.

Regarding #7, I'd like the Doctor to stay well away from Henry VIII. Let's face it, the most interesting things about Henry VIII are the same things that make him fairly unsympathetic. You'd need to whitewash the character A LOT before you could base an episode around him. At most, they could maybe get away with a few jokes about his wives, but you'd probably have to gloss over the "inventing a new religion because he didn't fancy his wife" thing.

[goldvermilion87.livejournal.com]

Michelle bloody Ryan indeed. I was feeling homicidal throughout that ep... (which was a travesty anyway....)

[goldvermilion87.livejournal.com]

# 7: John Locke. I love the eighteenth century... but could you imagine the Doctor trying to talk to John Locke. I'm about to fall asleep just writing out the idea... *snores*

Also

YOUR ICON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[randomgirl666.livejournal.com]

No, I'm not much interested in seeing John Locke either. Unless it features him in a fight to the death with Karl Marx.

The icon is from the post below. Much more goodness of the same ilk there.
http://aws-icons.livejournal.com/12448.html#cutid1

[goldvermilion87.livejournal.com]

Actually... that could be fun. Locke vs. Marx. HAHAHA!

[vocatus-fortis.livejournal.com]

Judging from personal experience, the obvious (to me) answer to number 7 would be George Stephenson.

[sashafarce.livejournal.com]

06) Martha. DNW now or ever.

07) MAGNA CARTA. I'm a history major and just finished up some insane English constitutional history class. Magna Carta = snooooore.