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As we prepare to say goodbye to Amy and Rory, we get an episode that's — a love letter to Amy and Rory. Chris Chibnall's second Series 7 story works, but what's weird about it?
See also your host's turn as a podicidal maniac in The Ood Cast, Series 5, Episode 4.
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Well, pardners, there's no song 'n dance in "A Town Called Mercy," DOCTOR WHO's first Western since "The Gunfighters." It ain't a barrel of laughs for the Doctor this time, either. This is why y'all can't have long hiatuses in this TV show anymore; the hero tends to go rogue after them!
It was great to share a microphone with Jeff, Chris and Tina once again to talk with them about "Asylum of the Daleks." TVZ 222!
While Steven's away, the cats will play. Warren, Chris and I delve deeper into "Dinosaurs on a Spaeceship" in RFS #327.
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"Now, despite all appearances, we Doctor Who fans have nothing against fun. Some of our favorite episodes are fun."
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Or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Contradictions.
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I had low expectations of the Series 7 debut. Boy, do I have egg on my face.
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Having gotten into meditation and discovering the concept of "mindfulness," I inevitably wondered just how well the Doctor knows himself and keeps cool and centered. (Inevitable because I'm a sadly obsessed Doctor Who fan, of course.) The unsurprising answer is, "He doesn't." But you might be surprised at my vote for which Doctor comes closest to that ideal, and why I think it's fortunate that the Doctor is NOT a Zen Master of Time and Space.
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Absence makes the heart grow fonder, of course, but my excitement over the return of Doctor Who has more to do with its anticipated content than the fact that we haven't seen an episode since Christmas.
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I'm sorry. So, so sorry.
