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It’s official: Clara Oswald has left the building, and Clara’s final season of Doctor Who is coming to a close—making her, depending on how you chart it, one of the longest-running companions in history. But even with all that time on the show, it never felt like Doctor Who knew how to solve a problem like Clara.
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I have no earthly idea why Clara was written to be so shallow from the get-to. I admire what Face The Raven was trying to do for the character, but the send-off just feels too little too late.
Shitty writing...but it's Moffatt so you can't be surprised.
He can write something like Sherlock which is amazing but Doctor Who he just drops the ball constantly. I mean RTD was no perfect writer but he got the job done.
I really liked some of the earlier Moffatt episodes especially the ones in Season 4. I think him and RTD are the same some good some average. As for Clara the time was up for her from the perspective it felt like he needed a new companion right about now so good timing IMO.
This season really didn't do much to rectify the place they'd written Clara. I guess part of that was the result of the actress's decision to not leave at the end of the last series. It's all felt a bit tacked on as a result.
Waste a companion. She was a horrible person, the epitome of selfish behaviour. Yes, she has moments of brilliance in a few episodes but moments are all there were. The rest of the time she was an infuriating character, not because she was written badly but because the character is a horrible person.