Let's Kill Hitler

[AM City Watch]

5: I want more of that lesbian ninja couple from the victorian age. Am I alone in that?

No sir, you are not. They were the best thing about that episode.
(Second best thing being the nurse Sontaran and lines like "I hope to one day crush the life from your worthless human body. Get more rest.")

 

[Uber Evil]

5: I want more of that lesbian ninja couple from the victorian age. Am I alone in that?

No sir, you are not. They were the best thing about that episode.
(Second best thing being the nurse Sontaran and lines like "I hope to one day crush the life from your worthless human body. Get more rest.")

That nurse was awesome. I was sad that he died.

 

[Dalek Caan]

Maybe more W. Churchill. Hope so, he was awesome. Keep Buggering On.

 

[arc101]

I thought that the cybermen from our universe had been destroyed

2: The Daleks. Where? Where did they go? What happened to them after they won in WW2?

5: I want more of that lesbian ninja couple from the victorian age. Am I alone in that?

I think that woman with the eye patch looks like River Song. Again, am I alone in that?

1) nope
2) They're bring over used. Massively, im liking the little rest Moffat's giving them.
3) They deserve theyre own show! Spin-off heaven methinks!
4) I thought so too....Maybe river is every character in doctor who, it's becoming that way. God I hate her.

 

[Pedro The Hutt]

That last episode: Ringwraiths with lightsabres WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK?!

Next episode's title also gave me a chuckle, although I do wonder where they'll go with it. Overall, the highlight of that half-series was Neil Gaiman's episode, and I do think that Moffat is pretty much out of (good) ideas.

If Terry Pratchett wrote an episode, it would probably be about the best thing ever. Period.

Let's not forget deus ex machina and Macguffins up the wazoo!

That said, for me the Neil Gaiman episode felt like something they found on fanfiction.net and turned it into an actual episode. I do agree that Moffat might just be out of ideas, I think, as far as Doctor Who is concerned, that he's at his best writing single episodes (or two parters), not so much at running the whole show.

I'll just second the Terry Pratchett episode, and I do regret that Stephen Fry never got around to writing his episode, should've been interesting.