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That was a hell of a story.
Like it, loathe it, I hope everyone can agree on that! Yes, there were multiple homages to movies, but no more than RTD did in various episodes. It was, in turns, a horror movie, an action SF spectacular, a disaster pic and...well, a sentimental story. I liked it quite a lot, personally, though I'm sure I know people who didn't. I will admit to being enthralled, thrilled and amused while watching (in the dark, with headphones, which always helps with the scary bits)--and this is honestly the first time I've ever wondered if some of Doctor Who might be too scary for some kids.
Anyway, ( spoilers now )
THIS X-MAS: If you haven't seen this episode, there's no way I would spoil what little we know, except to say, "What the hell?" It's "Episode Title Not Released" by Steven Moffat. (And guest starring Michael Troughton! Neat!)
Click here for my previous Doctor Who reviews.
Like it, loathe it, I hope everyone can agree on that! Yes, there were multiple homages to movies, but no more than RTD did in various episodes. It was, in turns, a horror movie, an action SF spectacular, a disaster pic and...well, a sentimental story. I liked it quite a lot, personally, though I'm sure I know people who didn't. I will admit to being enthralled, thrilled and amused while watching (in the dark, with headphones, which always helps with the scary bits)--and this is honestly the first time I've ever wondered if some of Doctor Who might be too scary for some kids.
Anyway, ( spoilers now )
THIS X-MAS: If you haven't seen this episode, there's no way I would spoil what little we know, except to say, "What the hell?" It's "Episode Title Not Released" by Steven Moffat. (And guest starring Michael Troughton! Neat!)
Click here for my previous Doctor Who reviews.
