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Post by terrynation on Apr 2, 2010 4:00:07 GMT -5
Please do not vote before you see at least one episode.
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Post by doctornk9 on Apr 3, 2010 13:44:09 GMT -5
Well that was episode 1 hmm the theme i dont like and im not so keen on the console,the episode was ok but i felt it was rather predicable compared to other SM stories,as for matt himself well i'll wait for a couple more eps yet
episode rating 6.5/10
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Post by Mark Senior on Apr 3, 2010 17:35:14 GMT -5
The first epsode was really promising. Loved the new Doctor and Amy, thought the story was funny and interesting and did the job of getting the whole thing off to a bright and breezy start very well. I expect it'll all get a lot darker very quickly. As for the theme/titles..I'll get used to them. The new TARDIS looks great, however.
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Post by Mark Senior on Apr 24, 2010 18:14:45 GMT -5
The second episode was classic Dr Who fare, what with its corridors and tunnels and creepy menace. It reminded me of the Troughton stories I watched as a kid. Still think the new Doctor and Amy are brilliant together.
Victory of the Daleks started very funny and ended well but inbetween was one of the worst pieces of plotting I've ever seen - practically ruined the whole thing. Nice new Daleks though. I expect we'll see them again soon.
The Time of Angels is the first of a two parter so a lot to be resolved but after a first viewing it felt like the best episode of the season so far.
So, all in all a very positive few weeks with the promise of things getting even better as we go on.
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Post by Mark Senior on Jun 5, 2010 16:38:10 GMT -5
Flesh and Stone was a brilliant concluding part, and the pay-off felt like a big hint at what we can expect from the final two-parter, like there's a major story arc in operation.
The Vampires of Venice had a great opening half hour but the conclusion and reveal were a bit disappointing. Amy's Choice, on the other hand, was just so good - I can't remember enjoying an episode as much for years.
My kids loved the two Silurian episodes, and Vincent and the Doctor. Me, I thought they were okay. Still can't help thinking that Amy on the hillside at the start and end of the Silurians and Vincent's unusual ability to see things differently are clues about, or components of, the season finale. which makes me think I'll be watching these episodes again with a different perspective in a few weeks.
Ten shows in and only one false step. Amy is a wonderful companion, Matt Smith is a genius choice as the Doctor and the series feels stronger than ever.
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Post by sdrocks on Dec 18, 2010 12:49:07 GMT -5
and the finale?? it freakin rocked!!
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