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What I liked particularly was how this last episode simultaneously had the highest and lowest bodycount in Nu-Who history. Highest because he destroyed Japan, for fuck's sake, and lowest because in the end none of it happened. They really should have had a scene between the Doctor and Martha in the Tardis where the Doc goes 'why look, Martha, I have a cake! Hold on a moment while I eat it.'
Ah, ignore me. I'm just jealous because I would have loved to see a fourth series of Who set in a BSG-style, post-apocalyptic world, with the Good Doctor shepherding what remains of the human race to its eventual renaissance.
Oh, and am I very, very wrong for wanting very, very badly to see at least one episode featuring the twisted adventures of the female Master (the Mistress?) and her submissive male companion?
Think about it...The credits play, but with the master's music instead of the Doctor's...A dark version of the Doctor Who oval passes across the screen with 'The Master' written inside it...then we get an episode detailing the Master's nefarious scheme from her point of view, ending with the arrival of the Doctor and companion(s). In fact the ending can be the same cliffhanger from the previous Doctor episode, only from a different perspective. If nothing else it's a really good way to do a Doctor-lite episode... |
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