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24 hours to go. Set your watches.

Watch, set. TARDIS cued up in case I miss it.

Admittedly... I'm in 'hope for best, prepare for worst' mindset at the moment.

Tickets booked for simultaneous 3D showing at the cinema! Wooo Hooo!!!!!

Have fun!

GrahamKennedy wrote:Tickets booked for simultaneous 3D showing at the cinema! Wooo Hooo!!!!!

Whoa! You get to watch Doctor Who in the Cinema?! That is so fucking cool.

Nutso wrote:

GrahamKennedy wrote:Tickets booked for simultaneous 3D showing at the cinema! Wooo Hooo!!!!!

Whoa! You get to watch Doctor Who in the Cinema?! That is so fucking cool.

Now that cinemas have gone digital they are really looking to branch out. Some are doing live broadcasts of sporting events, things like that. Anything people might want to come watch on a big screen.

That was pretty damn good. Jumped about between stories a bit too much for my taste, but still pretty good. Best moment had to be that big one at the end though:

Wasn't bad, but I'm a little miffed they retconned the destruction of The Timelords. The Doctor wiping out his and the Dalek race are pretty much what defined his character from Ecclestone onwards. The Doctor finally revealing his actions to the last surviving Dalek was way more powerful than seeing Gallifrey being bombarded, IMO it was a mistake bringing Timelords and the Daleks back after that episode.

I loved it. Bringing back the Timelords, one more huge nail in RTDs idiocy's coffin.

I liked the whole "Last timelord left, angsty after wiping out the others" thing, but they've been playing that out for eight years now. Really, I think they've wrung about all they can out of it, and it's kind of cool to dangle the possibility that they will reintroduce Gallifrey at some point and have other timelords wandering about. That gives them a lot of new story possibilities.

I loved Tom's cameo. He was the Doctor. Maybe not the Fourth, but definitely the Doctor. Also, I'd be keen to see Gallifrey returning. Never did like it gone in the new series.

And it gets the Guiness record for the biggest tv-drama simulcast in history.

GrahamKennedy wrote:And it gets the Guiness record for the biggest tv-drama simulcast in history.

More than deserves it. *Tips hat, metaphorically and literally*

The final shot of the episode...

And a glimpse, but just a glimpse, of the next Doctor...



He looks scary...