Rassilon
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Post by Rassilon on Mar 18, 2013 15:57:01 GMT
What did you think?
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Post by Eryx on Apr 28, 2013 1:00:04 GMT
I liked it thought it wasn't quite what I had expected from the trailer, but it had me trying to suss out what was going on from start to finish.
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Post by da professor on Apr 28, 2013 7:19:07 GMT
So, Clara saw the Doctor's name in the History of the Time War. Not sure whether she recognised it, but it wasn't quite a jaw-dropping revelation for her. Makes me even more curious, if anything.
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stahlman
3rd Incarnation
Doctor, stop wasting my time, will you?
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Post by stahlman on Apr 28, 2013 7:32:04 GMT
A real treat for all of us I think. the link to the Eye of Harmony makes more sense here than it did in the 8th Doctor TV movie-a very imaginative 'bio computer' concept for the architectural configuration system and a fiftieth anniversary nod to Edge of Destruction. Thoroughly enjoyable.
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Post by Escher on Apr 28, 2013 11:59:27 GMT
High points: - hearing Jon Pertwee's voice
- The Architectural Configuration System bit
- The Library
- The Eye of Harmony
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mike
1st Incarnation
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Post by mike on Apr 28, 2013 12:01:44 GMT
A good episode. The architectural configuration system was interesting - the 'living metal' comment reminded me of the 'Silver Nemesis'.
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Post by ninjaconor on Apr 28, 2013 12:38:15 GMT
It's funny, but I always knew the TARDIS was huge but never imagined there'd be stuff actually under the control room. Thought it was very cool to see all those little nooks and crannies.
I do wonder when he re-established the link to the Eye of Harmony though, as the 9th and 10th Doctors had to charge the TARDIS by parking it on the Cardiff rift.
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Post by Curufea on Apr 28, 2013 21:34:26 GMT
It was nice to see that the pool was also quite close to the library.
However I thought the episode was a bit bland.
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Post by imajica on May 1, 2013 7:36:52 GMT
They've been long overdue an episode entirely inside the TARDIS, I just wish they'd given it to Neil Gaiman. That being said, I thought this one was great after the fairly bland start to the series. "Hide" and this one really put the series back on track.
Loved - the geography of the TARDIS. The library, the observatory (wish we'd seen more of that!) the pool, even the hint of the layout system on the console. The Eye of Harmony was suitably grand and Magrathean. The Encyclopaedia Gallifreya - spend an evening drinking history!
Liked - the salvage team. It was just the sort of practical joke any of us would play on our brothers given the chance.
Not so fond of - the Deus-Ex-TARDIS to wrap everything up. Felt very rushed.
Even liked the trailer for next week.
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Post by garethl on May 1, 2013 8:36:36 GMT
Liked - the salvage team. It was just the sort of practical joke any of us would play on our brothers given the chance. Really I found it a bit cruel. I liked this episode, was different from what I expected. Somehow before the episode I had the impression that the Eye of Harmony was a black hole.
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Post by knasser on May 1, 2013 11:04:49 GMT
Somehow before the episode I had the impression that the Eye of Harmony was a black hole. It was... before this episode. "Moffffaaat!"
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Post by Kit on May 2, 2013 6:27:41 GMT
Aside from the Eye of Harmony issue, i was scratching my head at the notion that the history of the time war was just sitting there in book form. Who the hell was capable of writing it and why would they? and why would the Doctor even have a copy? And leave it out in the open in the library where any companion could stumble across it?
also undercuts the severity of Ten's reaction to River knowing his name. it goes from 'Theres only one time i could ever tell it" to 'oh, you saw it in the book i keep lying around"
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Post by imajica on May 3, 2013 11:03:43 GMT
Liked - the salvage team. It was just the sort of practical joke any of us would play on our brothers given the chance. Really I found it a bit cruel. Okay, maybe they took it a bit far. But, given the chance to convince one of my brothers they were a robot and had to do everything I said? C'mon, who wouldn't jump at that! At least for a few days...
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