Dr Who Christmas Special
POSTED BY: whozit
UPDATED: Tuesday, July 9, 2013 11:06
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Originally posted by ecgordon:
Hey, you don't have to change your opinion just because I said something the opposite. I go into every Who episode wanting to like it, but I can't seem to overlook some glaring faults lately.
Not so much changed, just clarified. I reread what I had posted, and it did seem a bit contrary. I do agree w/ the last couple of eps being a bit 'off', especially the rings of Akhaten. I thought the pay off in that one was really a reach. Meh.
But Cold War, I liked. I wish more could have been made of some stuff, like the struggle of wills between the captain and his first officer. There was only token attention given there.
Also, sorta kinda Dr related, I've been trying to get into David Tennant's new show, the Spies of Warsaw. I really WANT to like it, for several reasons, but the plot just seems to drag on. Anyway, it was cool to recognize one of the former members of Torchwood ( Burn Gorman - aka Owen ), who has a reoccurring role.
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Not Christmas Special related, but 50th Anniversary related.
Anyone see the special on the Doctor's companions ? It was an hour+ long show on the more recent companions, from Rose to Clara. The mentioned every one, even though they may have ridden w/ the Doctor for a short time. I say they mentioned, all but one. Donna. Now, they DID show her, along w/ her folks, but I don't recall them ever saying her name or commenting on her at all. And if they did, it was so brief, I missed it. What gives there ? I liked Donna. I liked pretty much all the companions, but she was with the Doctor for more than a cup of tea, and they practically wrote her out of the special.
Anyone else catch that ?
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