July 06 2008 22:53 Filed in:
Television
Four years ago, Doctor Who returned to the airwaves beginning a whole new
mythology for the show while satisfyingly acknowledging the classic
series as well. The contents of series 4’s last episode,
Journey’s End
tries to tie up most every loose end
and unanswered question since the premiere in addition to tying up
ends we didn’t know were loose in the first place. Russell T.
Davies final regular episode of the series ends up being a long,
gushing love letter to…Russell T. Davies? Read More...
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June 29 2008 00:57 Filed in:
Television
If you’re a long term Doctor Who fan
or even just a fan of the new series, you were probably in one of
two positions after the concluding moments of the
The Stolen
Earth: either laying face
down on the floor or standing straight up in utter disbelief. This
was one kick ass cliffhanger. But ultimately, where is this episode
going to fit into the 45 year history of the show?
Old companions, old villains. The gang’s all here to close out the
fourth series of Doctor Who. Read More...
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June 22 2008 01:57 Filed in:
Television
It’s quite difficult to judge
Turn Left
on its own merits. It mostly
exposition rolled into a fairly threadbare plot regarding whatever
this time beetle thingy is attached to Donna. At least we can tick
off the bit of foreshadowing from Fires of Pompeii now about what Donna has “on her back.”
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June 16 2008 01:30 Filed in:
Television
Russell T. Davies has
gotten his fair share of criticism for his screen writing for the
new show. In some respects, I tend to lump myself with those that
find his stories to be among some of the weaker episodes. Overall,
I have no fear or dread of an upcoming RTD episode, but ultimately,
I can’t really get excited knowing it’s Russell’s turn in an
upcoming week.
The preview for Midnight looked pretty filler-ish to be honest.
A little bland looking, but on the other hand, sometimes we can get
a gem when a story is written completely around the characters and
some simple circumstances. This is what we have here.
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June 12 2008 01:47 Filed in:
Television
Series 1 brought us the first really
gritty, bare bones good Doctor Who with two part story
The Empty Child/The
Doctor Dances.
This was fantastic 2 parter that really keyed us in on the magic of
what the series can be about now. From the introduction of Captain
Jack to the gas masked face of a little boy haunting people with
“Are you my mummy?” that was some serious shit on the screen
courtesy of Stephen Moffat
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June 02 2008 00:53 Filed in:
Television
Doctor Who has been a guilty pleasure
for many for the last 20 or 30 years this side of the ocean even
though it was a British institution during the same time. It’s nice
to have the show back, and looking better we could have ever hoped
it would. Read More...
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