Whovians with Netflix - watch a marathon this weekend while you still can!

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I did not know about this until yesterday! :eek: Aaaugh! :crying:

techtimes.com/articles/128743/20160128/doctor-who-also-leaving-hulu-wont-stream-anywhere-in-us-as-of-next-month.htm

Now bear in mind, I am new to Doctor Who as of this year - now hooked, of course 😃 and wondering how I never got around to watching the show years ago. So I have been watching both Classic and the new show on Netflix and DVDs from the public library. Just got to the 11th Doctor in the new series.

I think I’ll be able to continue getting my fix via the library DVDs (I’m too poor to buy my own!) since I’m behind where the show is anyway. But just thought I’d give a heads-up to anyone who wants to watch before the chance is gone. There’s the talk of BBC having the new streaming and whether or not it will include Doctor Who. Guess we’ll have to wait and see how it all plays out. :bounce:
 
If this means that they will allow US viewer to subscribe and stream BBC shows as if we were in the UK then I’m all for it. Then I wouldn’t have to wait a year to binge watch the Doctor over a weekend. 😉
 
It is, of course, the nearly unanimous opinion of the Fathers and all learned men that Doctor Who is the greatest show in the history of television. To dispute this is anathema. 😛

I’m in BC, Canada. I just checked CraveTV and thus far the current series (1-8) are still there. The current series (1-8) is still on Canadian Netflix as well, but I don’t see any classic…there used to be some classic serials. Anyone know what the status will be going forward in Canada?
Interestingly, I have BBC Canada on cable but it does NOT air Doctor Who as BBC sold Canadian airing rights to Space…as long as Space continues to air upcoming episodes (2016 Christmas Special and next year Series 10…going to be a long dry year…) I’ll survive.
 
It is, of course, the nearly unanimous opinion of the Fathers and all learned men that Doctor Who is the greatest show in the history of television. To dispute this is anathema. 😛

I’m in BC, Canada. I just checked CraveTV and thus far the current series (1-8) are still there. The current series (1-8) is still on Canadian Netflix as well, but I don’t see any classic…there used to be some classic serials. Anyone know what the status will be going forward in Canada?
Interestingly, I have BBC Canada on cable but it does NOT air Doctor Who as BBC sold Canadian airing rights to Space…as long as Space continues to air upcoming episodes (2016 Christmas Special and next year Series 10…going to be a long dry year…) I’ll survive.
Welp, I’m anathema. Pope Francis will never catch me in time. Takes off running to Space(don’t ask how)
 
We finally have Netflix here in the Philippines yey 😃

But I’m deciding to save my 1-month trial on something I’ve been anticipating for…

However I have other… means… of acquiring Doctor Who… 😉
 
I’m surprised the Shadow Proclamation let him get away with it. 😃 Perhaps the Fashion Police are under a different jurisdiction.
 
I’m surprised the Shadow Proclamation let him get away with it. 😃 Perhaps the Fashion Police are under a different jurisdiction.
I always assumed his coat had a broken cameleon circuit and was stuck as a circus tent. That or it was a defense mechanism… look at it and it makes you stop to get violently sick. :rotfl:
 
I’m surprised the Shadow Proclamation let him get away with it. 😃 Perhaps the Fashion Police are under a different jurisdiction.
During the Sixth Doctor’s tenure, the Time Lords oversaw cosmic affairs- the Doctor ignored the Time Lords. The Shadow Proclamation is no more than a mote of dust next to the Time Lords at their height.
 
During the Sixth Doctor’s tenure, the Time Lords oversaw cosmic affairs- the Doctor ignored the Time Lords. The Shadow Proclamation is no more than a mote of dust next to the Time Lords at their height.
True dat! 🙂
 
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