Skewed and Reviewed have posted news that Dr. Who will be coming to a series of Lego sets soon. This marks the first time the iconic fan favorite will appear in a Lego series.
Want to know what Christmas Specials are going to be on TV this year in the UK? Look no further as Boxsetter has selected the best ones to watch.
Justin of Pixel Gate writes:
''I’m a huge fan of Doctor Who, and was thrilled to see that Peter Capaldi would be taking over the TARDIS from the current Doctor, Matt Smith.
Even though I’m still fairly new to Doctor Who, I’ve still developed a massive appreciate for the television program and have watched all of modern day Doctor Who, and currently working on getting up to speed with all of Classic Who. I started watching Doctor Who in late 2011 after seeing an episode with David Tennant (10th Doctor) whom was the Doctor before Matt, and he was brilliant as well. My first episode was Unicorn & The Wasp which featured The Doctor, and then companion Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) working out a mystery about Agatha Christie, and her disappearance. It ended up being a ‘murder-mystery’ story and was extremely interesting to watch. I liked this episode.''
IGN:
Much has been made this season about the ability to sum up an episode's selling point in a movie poster.
But bugger the tagline and sexy promo image - it's the title of Steve Thompson's fanboy-baiting, traumatically timey-wimey tale that most titillated.
This episode sums up why Doctor Who should be allowed 2/3 even 4 part stories.
The concept of a journey into the very depths of the TARDIS could easily, imo, support almost half a series, and surely deserves much more time than 45 mins with a crammed in ending.
Next week's episode looks like the epitome of filler. This should have been a 2-parter at the very least.
I agree I hate how Moffat decided to scrap the idea of 2 parters especially when it comes to series finales, the last episode of the series before this felt rushed compared to the finale of every other series since the revival in 2005.
Episodes should be 60 minutes its ridiculous to have 45 minutes. More concerned with making it fit within BBC America than making it work in the UK
