@purofilion here’s some of my favourites

How dare you call me a bully. I’m so much worse then that.

You’re not even Manchester’s top Malcolm Tucker tribute band.

Climb the mountain of conflict? You sound like a nazi Julie Andrews.

@ScaryB the TV movie has always been canon.

I agree with @Arbutus, there are just some fans who are never pleased.

@fatmaninabox Your right it was defiantly an English accent.

I heard somewhere that the voice that says “no sir, all 13” when Peter Capaldi appears, is actually Capaldi himself. After watching the clip again, I noticed that it does sound quite like him. What do you all think?

Am I the only one hoping that Frazier Hines comes back so that we can get the obligatory The Thick of It references (there’s a character in that called Jamie for those who don’t know).

I think Capaldi should wear something like this.

@Whisht that’s an interesting theory your brother has. At the moment the only film I feel like watching is Superman (1978).

I hope the male teacher is a companion, I always like the male companions (except for Adric and Rory). I’m guessing that if he is he might be a Harry Sullivan type character, good natured and heroic but a bit of a bumbler. I don’t know, something about him gave me that impression.

Well that was…. Excellent. A fitting tribute to 50 years of time and space.
I’d like to think that perhaps somewhere, @HTPBDET is watching it, with McShe and their little ones as well. May they all enjoy it and rest in peace.

Here are my top 10 favourite films

1) Alien (1979)
2) Don’t Look Now (1973)
3) The Ipcress File (1964)
4) The General (1927)
5) Jaws (1975)
6) The Great Escape (1963)
7) Head (1968£
8) The Omen (1976)
9) Alfie (1966)
10) Manhattan (1979)

The first episode is one of the finest peices of television I have ever seen. The other 3 parts are a step down in quality but are still entertaining.