Doctor Who TV Show • Page 43

Oh wow it’s coming way sooner than I realized, I was getting so used to the multi year waits. Really refreshing to have it back less than a year after last season premiered!

 

yeah they made the last two seasons essentially back-to-back which explains the quick turnaround, and why they're both 8 episodes unfortunately. Disney is keeping pretty quiet on if they're still gonna distribute the season after this one though, so any DW next year is looking kinda up in the air. at least that spin-off will be coming out at some point

 

They’ve seemed pretty happy with its performance as far as I can tell.

 

I guess it's just a matter of hoping they put their money where their mouth is on this one, haha. RTD previously seemed pretty confident that they'd be filming s3 already which is a little bit worrying, but I'm not trying to be one of those 'DW is always about to be cancelled' doomsayers

 

back this week, tentatively optimistic. been avoiding leaks like landmines this whole week

 

pretty good premiere imo, first 10 minutes felt very clunky but it settled in pretty well. rolled my eyes and laughed at "planet of the incels" and the AI reveal but in a fun enough way. visuals during the timewarp bit were really fucking cool and bold for this show

Belinda is great so far and it's a huge relief to have someone with a more tense relationship with 15 after his instant besties dynamic with Ruby. that being said not sure how I feel about yet another impossible girl arc, man I want another companion like Bill

 

Thought this was a great premier. It was a lot of fun, and I'm definitely intrigued to see how things with Belinda turn out. I agree it feels a little too similar to the Impossible Girl situation, but hopefully it'll make more sense. My early guess would be that Belinda gets trapped in the future and the girl the Doctor met before is so similar to her because it's not a distant descendant but her actual daughter or something.

 

I’ve loved 15’s era so far, but Lux may be my new favorite of it. Super fun and creative while still having a lot of heart and depth.

 

yeah this week's episode was WILD holy shit. loved it

 

Ya that was a lot of fun. I loved how they broke the fourth wall without like really doing it. The way I actually felt scared when I realized it was another pantheon villain made me realize how much those are actually working for me.

 

this was the first time that villain thing really landed me because he was so unhinged and surreal. Alan Cumming killed it with the voice work

did anyone else think of the Torchwood episode where the characters in an old film come to life though lmao

 

holy FUCK that twist this week

 

I fell asleep a little over halfway through this week's episode last night, so I'm not completely caught up, but all the comments about no one knowing what Earth is or who humans are got me thinking - perhaps obviously - that we are probably dealing with a multiverse story. Maybe from when they went through the time warp thing in the premier.

 

Having learned that The Well was originally an unrelated story that was retroactively refitted to make it a Midnight sequel, my opinion is that it's a really good episode in its own right, but I actually think those elements are probably the weakest.

Also probably the best opening three episodes since series 1?

 

I was basically doing backflips when that reveal started to happen so I've gotta disagree, that brought the episode to another level for me

...if you mean Eccleston’s s1 then can't agree there either, The Robot Revolution really drags this run down for me. think The Magician's Apprentice/Witch's Familiar/Under the Lake would get my vote