@missrori;

Thank you.  I feel a bit daft, it’s only make believe, but this Doctor, Missy and the stories have really got under my skin

Not looking forward to the final two episodes.

Missy

@soundworld:

Very interesting post. is seems that most of us enjoyed this episode.

Missy

@missrori:

Yes, well said. Davros told him that his compassion would kill him one day.

@ichabod:

Being a cynic, I’ve never admired the human race, but admit there are exceptions.

Missy

Shall do.  Damned annoying for you pedant.

Missy

@wolfweed:  Just realised that it’s called twitter because it’s full of twits…

That’s why I haven’t joined and won’t ever.

@thane15  as PURO

It’s obvious to me that when some of these ‘humans’ were born, the pediatrician slapped the wrong end and threw away the wrong bit! *shakes head*

Missy

@lisa:  Thank you.

Wonderful!  I too enjoyed the Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing era.

Not a bad choice of yours lisa – I second that. *thumbs up*

Missy

I haven’t heard of Brian Cant. I shall look him up.

Thank you Wolfweed and for the Q&A.

Missy

Whoops, forgot to click notify me.

After watching this episode again last night, I came away feeling incredibly sad.

When Missy asked if they could be friends again, the Doctor replies: “I don’t know, that’s the trouble with hope, it’s hard to resist.” The achingly sad look in his eyes as he said this, reminded me of the comment Ohila made in Hell Bent.  He asked: “Since when is…[Read more]

I haven’t read the other posts as yet, But I’ll post mine.

I loved it!

The joining of two bitter enemies to fight a worse enemy. Bill’s part in negotiations. The Doctor showing them how to vanquish the monster and not being allowed to do it for them – looking very tired. Nadole’s seeming lack of interest in finding Bill.  And  the pièce de ré…[Read more]

@pedant: As Osgood said: “Oh god, so it was.” He also said “I’m having a bit of trouble.” Lawks he was funny, nut irritates me now. Thank you for that.

@cathannabel:  Nice one.

Missy

Thank you.

Missy

And….she loves him, she said so. She has tried to stop him doing things before.  It will always be The Doctor in the Tardis, one doesn’t function well without the other, and I don’t travelling.

Missy

@ichabod:

Addicted to us indeed.  Not a good thing to be, we aren’t nice creatures. No wonder he’s looking ill, we are a virus he’s contracted and there is no pill for it.

Missy

@pedant:

Really? What a shame. Definitely the best Science Fiction programme after the Doctor.

Thanks for that.

@wolfweed.

Many thanks!

Why is Cardiff so far away – not fair.

Missy

p.s. Had a look at the Experience,  gawd I’d’ve loved to go.  I wonder if they sold MR HUFFLE in the shop?

@pedant;

I had to smile. Who used to say that? “I’ve come over all unnecessary.”

Missy

@mirime:

It definitely suits him. Glad I’m not the only one. *winks*

Missy

I’m going to make a complete ass of myself now. Is it just me, or is the Doctor becoming more attractive each episode?I love his hair. Perhaps it’s my age. *sigh*

Missy

Puro:  To me, any mis-steps others consider can be forgiven of  PC when you consider Heaven Sent, Deep Breath, and The Husbands of River Song which caused buckets of tears in the Ilion household.

You too a?  Don’t forget  Face the Raven, when he takes her hand and kisses it – Capaldi’s idea or so he said – that really broke me up.

Miss

@nick:

In Hell bent, he made a mistake, he went too far, he admits it. That to me makes him  as  human as the rest of us – just for that one time.

Clara had (although I liked her) grown a little too big for her boots. She got carried away by her performance in Flat Line, so much so, that she thought she was as smart and as invulnerable as the D…[Read more]