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Oh, wow.  Just watched that and it was painful.  Like when your favourite football team is doing really badly but you still support them and love them.

I just had to check the IMDb rating on that episode in case it was me, but no.

Dreadful.

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Clara laughing inappropriatly 23:44??

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@jimbomcmaster – Agreed, we will see if the theme continues.

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@jimbomcmaster – Here’s me trying to think of a reason why the doctor’s dream is passed on to all humanity. I think you are probably right, he is just interested in it because it happened to him. Hmmmm….

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@juniperfish – I agree, her best performance so far. I like the new dynamic rather than flirting again.

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That was back to its best. I enjoyed last week, couldn’t help thinking it was a bit of a series filler though.

I was always likely to be anyway, but I’m completely won over now.

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@devilishrobby – I think you’re probably right on the BBC thing – the other theories I’ll have to give more thought to!

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At the risk of igniting an independence debate, it seemed to me that this episode had something to say on the subject. With quotes such as: –

” Independent state of eyebrows …

I’m Scottish … I can complain about things …

… I’d probably blame the English …

… in the name of the British Empire …

…. Glasgow, I think ….

… Not sure you’ll get a vote … ”

If Doctor Who is considered to be that much of a British Institution – as say the Queen or the pound, were the writers trying to use their influence on the independence referendum given the timing of the episode?

— I’m not Scottish or have a bias either way – just an observation!

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This has probably been mentioned … Just saw on imdb the character name of Peter Capaldi for the movie World War Z is “W.H.O Doctor”.

 

 

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