[Summer Falls]

Originally Posted by Irelan5 (View Post) Jodie Whitaker did it, and so did the actor who played Edison. They pronounced the word with long a sound instead of using the short a sound. If you have it on demand, you should be able to notice. It's kind of cool the way these science fiction/fantasy shows will show famous people from the past having encounters with monstrous aliens when in reality they didn't. Edison was still alive when my grandma was born, and I'm sure she would've told us about those giant scorpion aliens if that had happened. I haven't studied much on the various inventions of those two. I know Edison invented the light bulb and the phonograph, but that's it, and the only thing I remember Tesla for in history is the Tesla coil, and I don't know what that does.

i need to rewatch it to hear it

wow your grandmother was alive than that is so cool . i love History

[One Thing Remains]

That is really awesome that your grandmother was alive then. I agree that she definitely would have mentioned aliens

[Summer Falls]

Originally Posted by One Thing Remains (View Post) That is really awesome that your grandmother was alive then. I agree that she definitely would have mentioned aliens

[One Thing Remains]

I always wonder why they pick the times they do in history to have the Doctor visit.

[Summer Falls]

Originally Posted by One Thing Remains (View Post) I always wonder why they pick the times they do in history to have the Doctor visit.

I think they think of good moments and try to add in aliens in it

[One Thing Remains]

yeah you're probably right. There's just so much great history to choose from.

[Irelan5]

There's something about the Judoon that makes me think they've been on Doctor Who before.

[Summer Falls]

Originally Posted by Irelan5 (View Post) There's something about the Judoon that makes me think they've been on Doctor Who before.

they have been in the series before i think season 3 martha first episode

[BlondieLeigh]

Yep, and I'm sure they made an appearance in The Pandorica Opens too.

Why were actors in the last episode of Doctor Who mispronouncing the word patent?

They weren't, as far as I heard, they were pronouncing it how it is often pronounced in British English.

[One Thing Remains]

Originally Posted by BlondieLeigh (View Post) They weren't, as far as I heard, they were pronouncing it how it is often pronounced in British English.

Oh that makes sense! That's probably why I didn't notice the mispronoucement since I'm used to their accents.

[Waldfrau]

I didn't notice, I'm happy when I pronounce the word "that" correctly.

[Irelan5]

So how is this new Doctor who appeared with her own TARDIS gonna coincide with the Doctor Who universe? Jo Martin is the one who played her so she's the second female Doctor. Jodie Whitaker is cuter.

[BlondieLeigh]

Originally Posted by One Thing Remains (View Post) Oh that makes sense! That's probably why I didn't notice the mispronoucement since I'm used to their accents.

There wasn't any mispronouncing, so nothing to notice

[ice choco]

You know something that really confused me.. was when we saw Vincent Van Gogh.. and they kept saying "Van Goff" I always thought his name was pronounced like "Van Go"?

[BlondieLeigh]

I've heard it both ways. My middle school art teacher said "Van Goff", my upper school one said "Van Go." It was very confusing