Clara started off all right for me, but the Impossible Girl has become an irritant. She should have been pensioned off when she went back through the Doctor's timeline, because that gave writers the perfect excuse to end her involvement.
I'm finding it hard to get used to a programmable TARDIS. The whole premiss at the beginning was that something had broken and the Doctor could never be entirely sure where or when he'd end up. I liked that aspect of it, because each adventure was new and unpredictable. If the TARDIS is going to be restricted to Earth or thereabouts then at least let the era should be random. Being home in time for tea should be something that only happens accidentally, and very rarely.
That said, another week has happened and we've seen another of Jamie Mathieson's episodes. I laughed long and loud at the Addams Family TARDIS, and thoroughly enjoyed the whole story. That's 'my' Doctor Who: unpredictable, off the wall, completely bonkers - and at the same time oddly believable. More please!
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Date: 2014-10-20 02:03 pm (UTC)I'm finding it hard to get used to a programmable TARDIS. The whole premiss at the beginning was that something had broken and the Doctor could never be entirely sure where or when he'd end up. I liked that aspect of it, because each adventure was new and unpredictable. If the TARDIS is going to be restricted to Earth or thereabouts then at least let the era should be random. Being home in time for tea should be something that only happens accidentally, and very rarely.
That said, another week has happened and we've seen another of Jamie Mathieson's episodes. I laughed long and loud at the Addams Family TARDIS, and thoroughly enjoyed the whole story. That's 'my' Doctor Who: unpredictable, off the wall, completely bonkers - and at the same time oddly believable. More please!