Doctor Who
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Approximately 300 years passed between 11 sending Clara away from Christmas and her return. Of course, there's another time skip after this.
A series of short stories set during 11's time on Trenzalore has this synopsis:
So prior to this, the Doctor claims to be over 1200 (though he may have extra years he's forgotten/won't admit to.) Now he's over 2100.
I'll be honest, I don't like this. This basically means that the Doctor spent about as much time, if not more, as 11 than he did as all the other Doctors combined. And when you consider that there have been complaints about Moffat's respect for RTD's work, and recall certain dialogue like this little gem from the Bells of Saint John:
...yeah.
A series of short stories set during 11's time on Trenzalore has this synopsis:
So prior to this, the Doctor claims to be over 1200 (though he may have extra years he's forgotten/won't admit to.) Now he's over 2100.
I'll be honest, I don't like this. This basically means that the Doctor spent about as much time, if not more, as 11 than he did as all the other Doctors combined. And when you consider that there have been complaints about Moffat's respect for RTD's work, and recall certain dialogue like this little gem from the Bells of Saint John:
...yeah.
Well, this is interesting... Stephen Moffat liked this fan-made DW opening so cool, he made it offical (sort of).
The video:
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXOBHnWiinY[/video]
The video:
[video=youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXOBHnWiinY[/video]
I found it to be a pretty "meh" episode. Felt kind of disjointed, like it was trying to do too many things at once. No focus. All over the place. Too much of a focus on action. The plot wasn't a shade on "Eleventh Hour".
Still, it's early days. If it can pull in a tighter focus for future eps, then it might turn out okay.
Still, it's early days. If it can pull in a tighter focus for future eps, then it might turn out okay.
Neat opening, and I liked the confused Dr. bit. And the ending... I liked how the Doc just told Clara "I'm not your boyfriend", and then admits he wasn't implying she thought he was.
But that accent... no offence to Peter Capaldi, but he needs to learn to fake a Scottish accent better. Quick, someone call Mel Gibson! /jk
But that accent... no offence to Peter Capaldi, but he needs to learn to fake a Scottish accent better. Quick, someone call Mel Gibson! /jk