Why is Doctor Who Earthbound?

[Wood~Ant]

I don't know how many of you guys watch the show, but have you noticed that every one of the episodes with Matt Smith in them make you feel like the guy is glued to Earth; and does Amy have to shout so much. The TARDIS is a time and space machine for crying out loud, meant to go to other planets too
Having the Doctor stuck on Earth has only happened before with one previous Doctor, the third incarnation which was played by Jon Pertwee.

Some of the recent stories have been really good, and others not; and I am still not keen on those new Daleks as their shape is all wrong

If some of you are stuck for ideas to post about ants, then maybe you'd like to contribute to this thread, as I'm certain there are loads of fans of the cult Sci-Fi television show around on this forum

[ryan349]

I've noticed this also. For some reason he is as you say earthbound. I think they are still seeing how he goes with ratings etc and when the show is for sure settled they will make it more universal. I hope...

[shane]

The new daleks look like upside down yogurt pots as in plasticey

I do to watch the new Stargate Universe, but the series feels like it's underground than in a spaceship, maybe because it's dark.

[Wood~Ant]

Despite this fact that he is stuck here in this series, I WILL definitely be watching the series finale The Pandorica Opens as it promises to be really thrilling; and I am very intrigued to learn just what secret it holds, as it supposed to be a prison for the worst and nastiest being in the entire universe
www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00stv7m