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Anton Brakhage

On the Doctor forcing the salvage crew to risk their lives helping him, 11 is maybe the most ruthless Doctor. It was only last season he mind-controlled the entire human race into committing genocide against the Silence, he set the villain up to die in Dinosaurs on a Spaceship, and just a few episodes ago he had that cloud full of people downloaded even though it meant most would die as they had no body to go back to. It can seem a bit contradictory sometimes because we're used to seeing the Doctor be heroic, and 11 especially usually acts very fun and whimsical, but I interpret that as to some extent a mask, especially in 11's case.

Anton Brakhage

I liked this episode more than I remembered. It was really cool to see more of the TARDIS. I wish we'd got more different rooms, but I suppose there's a limit to both the episode length and their set design budget. The twist with the "android" felt random, and lacked a proper resolution. The character stuff with Clara and the Doctor was interesting, but I wish she could have remembered at the end. I guess that was the point of the plot with the brothers, and their deception- its a mirror of the Doctor keeping secrets from Clara about who she is.

Just Jayy1

Hey Shan are we a full beard, a goatee or pencil moustache today? You know what rating system I would devise: the knicker system: go on a journey with me: Bridget Jones style granny pants are 0/10 Thongs are outstanding 10/10 Anything else is a variable like for example French knickers for when the episode is more style over substance. Boys boxers for when you’ve really shit the bed like 3 bombs, - minus 5 stars kinda stuff. You’re a creative type, come up with some yourself. (If ya like) Back to the episode, It’s never stated if the Time Zombies were driven insane from the pain of their transformation and are mindlessly lashing out, or if they are trying to stop their past selves from becoming them. Or is Moffat saying gimme Resident Evil burn victims because that was popular at the time. In the original script Clara originally found the Doctor's bedroom, which contained the Eleventh Doctor's tweed jacket and photos of Rose Tyler and Amy Pond. It was later a storage chamber which contained all of his former companions' leftover belongings. In the end it wasn’t even filmed. The brother at the end who suddenly gained a heart (out of nowhere) he stars with Noel Clarke (Mickey) in a tv show about cops. Big Friendly Button. Big fuggin bollox. Big rewind time no consequences episode. Two bombs. On the knicker ratings scale it’s Bridget Jones with skid marks. Always skip. Was nice seeing Jenna with wet hair at the end. Shower freshhh Peace out girly scout.

Charlie Matthews

I think this episode was supposed to be a bottle episode, cause they're in the TARDIS and don't go anywhere else. I have sometimes wondered what may beyond the console room, we knew the TARDIS had a pool, a library, and a wardrobe but what else is there? A gym a cinema, a garden or I don't know a kitchen? Would like to have seen more of these but again they are working a strict budget, so no.

Anton Brakhage

I don't think this really qualifies as a bottle episode though, because as I recall the concept of a bottle episode is to make an episode with limited locations, cast, etc to save on budget. While this episode takes place nearly entirely in the TARDIS, there is a whole universe inside the TARDIS, and the episode featured several locations that required elaborate special effects.