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I didn't like the Angels bit, I mean it was one of the best bits.

It's just that Blink was such a delightful episode and they were an awesome and innovative villain.

And now they're just a bunch of stone, twats hiding in the snow, they used to be able to strand you in the snow. Now they can't even grab someone properly.

Quote: Matthew Stott @ 26th December 2013, 7:36 PM GMT

One of you and Marc P? Are we the new three musketeers?

I'd write with you Matthew.

Angels in Narnia was a brilliant opening.

It was just a wrap up loose ends without really wrapping them up episode.
The usual set piece/forget narrative Moffat fayre

Quote: Steve Sunshine @ 26th December 2013, 8:44 PM GMT

It was just a wrap up loose ends without really wrapping them up episode.
The usual set piece/forget narrative Moffat fayre

Plenty of candy floss no adventure ride you mean?

Quote: Marc P @ 26th December 2013, 8:35 PM GMT

I'd write with you Matthew.

Angels in Narnia was a brilliant opening.

But not me

Weeps as he feeds the 3000 page script for The Drunken Detective into the shredder

Quote: Marc P @ 26th December 2013, 8:52 PM GMT

Plenty of candy floss no adventure ride you mean?

Laughing out loud
And that's why you're a proper writer

Quote: Marc P @ 26th December 2013, 8:52 PM GMT

Plenty of candy floss no adventure ride you mean?

Does that chat up line ever work.

You're in too. :)

Quote: Steve Sunshine @ 26th December 2013, 9:00 PM GMT

Laughing out loud
And that's why you're a proper writer

Tell my agent that :(

mangles hand wrenching manuscript back from shredder

thanks Marc you've taken my writing and my sexlife you brute

realises he doesn't have a shredder

what was he feeding the script into.

I just assumed you meant shredder as in the teenage mutant ninja turtles.

He's been eating my scripts, the bell end.

Quote: sootyj @ 26th December 2013, 7:18 PM GMT

Creations worked on over 50 years by some of their sharpest minds in UK scifi. Reduced to crap jokes, stupid fx battles and just emptiness.

That's what struck me as I was watching, that they didn't seem as 'important' as they once were.

Matt Smith was excellent throughout and did the part justice. The regeneration was a bit quick, might be the way it works but I found it jarred a little and Capaldi, on first impressions, seems manic, that could be a good or bad thing, will have to wait and see.

He was still going through the change, remember. His Doctor could end up totally different to that when he levels out.

Quote: zooo @ 26th December 2013, 10:32 PM GMT

He was still going through the change, remember. His Doctor could end up totally different to that when he levels out.

Yes, they generally act erratic, then settle into whatever they'll really be like later on. I did think it was almost a little too quick, could've done with even another ten or twenty seconds of Capaldi. I enjoyed the sudden, disorientating lurch into him though.

I liked the wooden cyberman but have pretty much forgotten the rest.

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