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Just realised: Amy's Choice was another "nobody died" episode.

So -
Edge Of Destruction
The Three Doctors
Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
The Beast Below
Amy's Choice
 
I think he means the postman died. For some reason he's ignoring all the dead kids!

And the fact that none of them died, cos it was a dream.
 
Just realised: Amy's Choice was another "nobody died" episode.

So -
Edge Of Destruction
The Three Doctors
Empty Child / The Doctor Dances
The Beast Below
Amy's Choice

The children died - I mean we didn't see them be killed but we saw the piles of ash plus we saw someone else was vapoursied. Okay you could argue it wasn't in the 'real' world but they died within the dream world.
 
I think he means the postman died. For some reason he's ignoring all the dead kids!

And the fact that none of them died, cos it was a dream.

The children died - I mean we didn't see them be killed but we saw the piles of ash plus we saw someone else was vapoursied. Okay you could argue it wasn't in the 'real' world but they died within the dream world.
Oh yeah, the kids. Meh, who cares about kids, there's loads more of 'em.

Not buying the 'dream' get-out clause, that's cheating.
 
I'm not sure I like the onset of angst and self-flagellation creeping into Dr Who though.

They did that with Christopher Ecclestone and it didn't really work.

I thought it was pretty well done, particularly when the doctor's evil alter ego turned on Amy.

Doctor who is always going to be forever rehashing the same old stuff anyway, the important thing is that it's entertaining (check) well written (check) and well acted (check). From a writing point of view I thought that episode was really impressive, probably trumping Moffat's efforts in this series so far.
 
me too. they have one on the way into the BBC. I even had my photo taken with it. :cool:

I'm bored of seeing the tardis.

They leave it around random places in Cardiff all the time.

I assume for promotion purposes rather than because they cba'd moving it inbetween filming.
 
I thought it was pretty well done, particularly when the doctor's evil alter ego turned on Amy.

Doctor who is always going to be forever rehashing the same old stuff anyway, the important thing is that it's entertaining (check) well written (check) and well acted (check). From a writing point of view I thought that episode was really impressive, probably trumping Moffat's efforts in this series so far.

It wasn't the evil alter-ego type thing, so much as the rather self-important furrowed-brow dialogue. They're a bit too soap-opera, a bit emo. Is he gonna be the Emo doctor with the cast spouting learning-to-love-yourself self-help-book stock phrases?
 
I'm bored of seeing the tardis.

They leave it around random places in Cardiff all the time.

I assume for promotion purposes rather than because they cba'd moving it inbetween filming.

Are you sure they're not actual police telephone boxes?
 
Must admit when I saw the new look Silurian first, I thought meh. But fair enough explanation: another branch of Silurians, that's why they look different and er, oddly attractive. All this talk of negotiations and issues over land reminded me of the Israel/Palestine conflict...
 
Very old style Who, that one. A bit plodding, but also some very scary scenes. Amy being pulled into the ground was very well done.
 
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