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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
1 Jan 19
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This could have been great if half of the story wasn't straight out of soap operas like Eastenders. The final struggle would have been more poignant and emotional if it had been one of the actual companions in...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
9 Dec 18
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Maybe this one should be called The Battle of Unpronounceable Unmemorable Episode Titles
I enjoyed this episode though it was far from perfect. It also didn’t feel like a season finale. More like a misplaced...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
3 Dec 18
It Takes You Away
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It was basically about an anti-matter universe separated from ours by a cave dimension guarded by a Golem-like treacherous fairy tale leprechaun played by an unrecognizable Kevin Eldon and...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
25 Nov 18
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This ought to be called Dr Who And The Alan Cummings Pantomime
After two quite realistic history based episode, Rosa & The Demons Of The Punjab, it was time for a rather silly romp, moved with elements of genuine...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
18 Nov 18
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Any resemblance between Kerblam and Amazon is entirely intentional here, in the most entertaining episode of the first Jodie Whittaker season so far.
There are several echoes of former episodes; the postal...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
11 Nov 18
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Much to like about this story though in many ways it was treading very similar territory to the Rosa episode. The TARDIS travellers trying not to change the past, and this time aliens with a similar look but don’t...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
9 Nov 18
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Though it was the weakest episode of the series so far, I still enjoyed it.
Plot wise, the TARDIS crew are knocked unconscious by a sonic mine explosion on an asteroid rubbish tip the Doctor is exploring for no...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
28 Oct 18
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This felt the most like a traditional Who story of the new series so far. It had a lot in common with Jon Pertwee era story The Green Death, mutation due to careless toxic waste dumping in old mine-shafts, the...
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John Welford
@indexer (4852)
• Leicester, England
24 Oct 18
Actually, there are many huge problems with time travel, such as the fact that nobody has the faintest idea how to do it, and even if they did, it would pose some interesting conundrums concerning the possible rewriting of...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
14 Oct 18
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A lot of good stuff going on here, especially in the companion character development.
No one dies, which is surprising given the deadly environment.
Art Malik is good in his utter indifference to the Doctor’s...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
2 Jul 17
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Just about everyone falls over in this episode with Bill and Missy both looking like they are bowing out too.
There were some nice poetic touches to Bill’s swan-song, as yet another Cyberman sentient enough to...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
26 Jun 17
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Dr Who Got to this Andrew Marvell quotation for a title before James Bond could.
I really liked the mood of general creepiness and shock here. That John Simm’s Master was returning was rather over-splashed in...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
17 Jun 17
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Maybe it should be called the eaters of light snacks between devouring universes. Would a few soldiers even make an impression on the stomach of creatures capable of digesting the stars?
Nardole looked like he...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
10 Jun 17
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Great to see a return to form after the atrocious Monks trilogy. This was a real romp, with genuine thrills, laughs, puns on war-movie clichés, and lots of great nods to the whole Who canon. I did wonder why no...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
4 Jun 17
This ought to have been called The Waste Of The Time
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After two duff episodes I had my pre-conception that the finale to this trilogy was going to be less than great but it started out promisingly but deceptively...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
15 May 17
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One of the best Capaldi era Who adventure to date. The strange looking idea of the frozen Thames in 1814 is not actually science fiction. Such ‘frost fairs’ had really happened from the 17th century onwards when...
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April
@thislittlepennyearns (68246)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
18 Apr 17
This is the third episode of the seventh season of Doctor Who. It features Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor.
It is one of the last episodes featuring Amy Pond and Rory Williams as the Doctor's companions, and to me it is the...
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April
@thislittlepennyearns (68246)
• Defuniak Springs, Florida
1 Apr 17
I searched for what seems like another hour to try to find a phone case for my phone. I finally found one for $9.98 with free shipping.
That was pretty exciting to begin with! But the best part is it's a TARDIS case. I have...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
26 Dec 16
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With a totally unexpected anonymously bequeathed TV license arriving today I got to catch up quickly on Doctor Who’s Christmas Day special, aired yesterday, and what a lovely episode it is.
The Doctor stumbling...
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44941)
• Preston, England
3 Oct 16
Most alternate histories don’t draw in other science fiction elements. Some, like Deighton’s SS-GB are not written by SF authors. It is the science fiction writers who consider the danger of time travellers themselves causing time...
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