Doctor Who: The Almost People

[bibliodragon]

Still the decent Matthew Graham, and not as obviously padded as last weeks, but a story about making doppelgangers and Rory did not die once?

Back to pregnancy in a sci fi show, those always go well. And I bet that spoiler I read turns out to be real. Meh, don't like that, but I should wait and see what happens. Bah, this is the internet, I'll pre-judge if I want to!

Comments

[scifi-mel.livejournal.com]

If that's the spoiler I'm thinking of I didn't like that much either.

[bibliodragon.livejournal.com]

I don't like how Steven Moffat had a hissy fit about teh evils of spoilers after I read that, making me think it's true.

[scifi-mel.livejournal.com]

I hadn't heard about that. But honestly what does he expect with storylines that are designed to make people curious? Of course they're going to want to know what happens.

[bibliodragon.livejournal.com]

I never like it when creators go nuts over it. Knowing the shock doesn't ruin it unless all there is is the shock, and coherence and sense had been sacrificed to play tricks on the audience. Yes Ron Moore, I am looking at you. So far Moffat hasn't done that, though I wonder if the temptation might overcome him once he's run out of ideas. Hopefully he'll move on before that happens.

[scifi-mel.livejournal.com]

Hehe, yes we are totally on the same page with Mr. Moore!

I currently have faith in Moffat to work things out. I really hope that's not misplaced...