Doctor Who 6x02 'Day ff the Moon'
- I like that we're starting after having skipped a bunch of events in this two-parter's timeline
- River has a tricorder
- They're building the Pandorica? That's cool. Oh wait just a fancy cell no the pandorica.
- Everyone is dead, but they're not obviously so what are they up to? Ah, I see, es-cop-aye
- Not pregnant.... ummm then why have it as a plot device?
- Tom Riddle is going to be at this orphanage.
- I love the character of the guy in the house. He isn't crazy he just can't remember that he's trying to save himself.
- What is this ridiculous Nixon pro-America scene?
- Silly Rory, NASA props aren't toys.
- Amybaby.
- And now the Doctor is causing Watergate.
- This whole recording of lost-in-the-dark Amy is very reminiscent of Silence in the Library.
- How yeah the characters didn't know about The Silents. And the whole Silence will fall sounds like them losing to me.
- "Sir, you been in there for days"
- Seriously the intro music for Nixon...
- Poor Rory, always second to the Doctor when he deserves to be first.
- He was there when Rome fell; I remember XD
- Long spiraling Doctor speech in front of the villains, are we back in RTDland.
- River Song is basically River Tam right now.
- This episode happened so fast, it's nearly over; I guess the only thing left is that cliffhanger.
- His arms were all over the place in that kiss.
- River and the Doctor's chemistry was better this time around, but its still bothersome; but it's nice to see River confused about something.
- Amy needs to have some character growth and stop treating Rory this way. And no Rory, she shouldn't tell you she's pregnant because you're a nurse, but because you're her husband.
- Sneaky Doctor pregnant scanning.
- I really don't like how nothing is ever concluded in these shows.
- Holy crap the girl is a Time Lord. That was unexpected. Wow that was... that's one of the few times these things have lived up to the hype.
Okay, but as I was saying before that girl started regenerating, I don't like how storylines never seem to be concluded with Moffat. I mean last season was never wrapped up, and if everything isn't by the end of this season I don't know if I can handle it. I mean, I like Doctor Who because you can enjoy it episode at at time, and even then a season is a season, it doesn't force you to wait months at time for answers. I mean obviously there can be long-running plotlines that over-arc seasons and decades; we're dealing with a 1000+ year time lord; it's bound to happen.... But I'm really just complaining because I'm worried that Moffat isn't going to pull through at the end of this because so far, I haven't be overtly impressed... but then again... time lord girl... The Doctor's Wife... references to Two... its totally my thing... gah I don't know -runs away to animate-
Two more weeks until Neil Gaiman.