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@syzygy Ok. It confused me when the Doctor told Ruby to concentrate to make the Memory TARDIS solid. She would not remember. She was a baby at the time.

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Yeah. I think this season leaned a little too much on fantasy and did not make as much sense in the final two episodes.

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Oh. The TARDIS was also shrunk. Did it shrink Sutekh?

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These last two episodes made no sense.

They did not explain why Ruby made it snow and had music embedded in her.

Ruby would not remember the day she was abandoned. She was a baby. The two episodes hinge on this.

Sutekh could have not been riding the TARDIS since Pyramids of Mars. The TARDIS has been blownup, thrown in a reactor, hit by lightning in the vortex, possessed, and beaten up numerous times. It was even ripped from it’s shell and materialized with a new one.

I am amazed that this made it to television.

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There seems to be a death storm around Earth in the next episode.

So, I don’t know if the human race starts dropping like flies or something.

The Doctor may have to find a reset button.

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I find that fact that they brought Mel back to be suspicious. I am thinking that the main villain is the Rani. That ties into Mel coming back because the Rani imitated her in the past.

It seems like they are setting up a scene where she is shocked that it is the Rani. Then the Doctor and Mel will team up to stop her.

I may be wrong, but it does seem to tie the story together.

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I do have a hairbrained theory that the Doctor and Ruby may not actually be in reality, but some God’s Nintendo and it all started when the Doctor spilled the salt.

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I did bet there would be a gay romance this season. The writers just could not resist doing it.

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The aliens are total bastards in this one. I did not totally get the bit with the trap at the end.

It really does seem like the old lady that keeps popping up is “The One Who Waits”.

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Susan Twist may be playing “The One Who Waits”. It is like she is this God keeping an eye on them by showing up as different people.

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Susan Twist may be playing “The One Who Waits”. It is like she is this God keeping an eye on them by showing up as different people.

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That was a brilliant episode. It has a great ending.

Do we have anything for spoilers on this forum?

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What they were trying to do is make the goblins follow some kind of unknown physics.

So, it seemed like they were magic. They even vanish when they die.

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Wow. I did not know that Aldi has off brand British stuff.

The episode was good. Back to form.

Donna had to spill the coffee. Again.

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Tegan being grumpy was great. The actress is kind of like that in real life too.

Ace was still the daredevil. The Doctor must have replaced her kinetically charged bat with a new one. It did not seem like a regular bat and the original broke in Remembrance of the Daleks.

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I am curious as to why Jodie’s regeneration into Tennant included clothes. That was unusual.

I wonder if it has significance.

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Finally, we get the new special this weekend with Ace and Tegan. Lately, I have been watching the seventh Doctor from the beginning. Currently on Remembrance of the Daleks.

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