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Aside from the ending (which I hate) this is the best POTO movie.

::blush:: Mom was watching it. I told her to mute it and she finally changed the channel.

She was on Dr. Oz today defending her tweet. She kept painting herself as the victim, saying “my people” suffered at the hands of Obama because he verbally acknowledged that Palestinians are human in one speech (she didn’t say it that way exactly but that’s pretty much what I heard), she didn’t...

The original is definitely the best, but this looks better than the Jim Carrey one.

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That trailer looks awful.

If they end it, I want to see the Doctor turn into the Valeyard.

Maybe I should have given this a chance, but I didn’t watch it because a fellow fan on a message board (a kind of spastic one, though, I have to admit) went on and on about how terrible it was and how much he hated it. Maybe I shouldn’t have let him influence me so much. What a shame they...

I remember being sad at Ian’s passing, especially since they finally decided to give him a personality, but not particularly bothered when Capaldi shot his family because his children were brats. Am I an evil person?

I thought it was funny that people kept saying “We live in miraculous times,” but never quite verbally acknowledged that the miracle was actually a terrible thing. And the idea of burning people into ashes (after heavily sedating them, of course - I don’t know if they were going to do that but...

The problem with Nicholas Courtney was that he was very sick. He was supposed to come to Sarah Jane’s wedding but had had a stroke or something, I think.

That mousy woman (Jenny? Was that her name?) really went batshit, didn’t she. Her real self didn’t seem that unhinged. I guess you never know.

Jacobi would have made a great Master. And no matter who played him, the scriptwriter could have really toned him down. And I hate the Doctor in a cage needing the world’s applause to save himself and everybody else. Really Jacobi was the only good thing about the whole serial.

For me, this is the story that ruined the Weeping Angels. They should have been a one-time villian,

The end of that episode, with Van Gogh in the museum, always makes me tear up. That said, it was, unfortunately, completely unnecessary. NuWho always pushed things a little too far.

Eccleston was a great Doctor and I was sorry to see him go. After 11 seasons of watching egotistical show runners push their agendas, I see why he quit.

It would have been a much better episode if Clara had died. Nothing against her, it was just set up that way.

True, back then companions weren’t sappy lovestruck puppies who pined and pined after the Doctor until they got a half-human version of him to marry. David Tennant’s doctor was written in such a way that for some reason he attracted women, which puts me off of him a little.

Everybody lives! For once everybody lives! Too bad from that point on, the showrunners didn’t have the cajones to kill anyone.