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Post by John Darnacan on Jun 10, 2008 13:47:11 GMT
I thought this one was another Moffat Masterpiece. Scary and pulled on the heartstrings on many levels. I like how the stereotypical corporate suit turned out to be trying to save a little girl.
I do hope Alex Kingston returns. She's clearly companion material.
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Post by duncan on Jun 10, 2008 14:29:26 GMT
Isn't it funny how we say that about Moffats charecters each year. Someone from each of his stories so far could have made an excellent companion.
The Empty Child - Nancy
The Girl in the Fireplace - Madame de Pomadour
Blink - Sally Sparrow
Silience in the Library - River Song
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Post by Fitz Kreiner on Jun 10, 2008 14:55:49 GMT
What can you say, Moffat is just great. Looking forward to when he comes to lead the show!
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Post by Oldmankrondas on Jun 10, 2008 22:09:02 GMT
Ever so slightly underwhelmed by this one, mainly because it had a lot of elements of his previous episodes. (Conclusion to the cliffhanger with a squareness gun etc.) That said it was still absolutely cracking, the final scene with Lee and Donna as he tried to call out her name broke my cold cold heart.
Tennant was on top form too, his shock at how River Song knows his name was beautifully played.
I also advise, if you've not already heard it, to listen to the riotous, hugely entertaining commentary by Messrs Davies, Moffat and Tennant. Such highlights include "Explain that bad wolf thing to me again?" and "You could have Jimmy Nisbetts face coming down the time tunnel" Great fun!
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Post by Meddling Monkey on Jun 12, 2008 1:02:01 GMT
I agree it wasn't as good as The Empty Child, The Girl in the Fireplace or Blink, but it was still one of the highlights of the season.
I'm not too excited about Midnight. But then it's onto the final three!
"I'm sorry, Davros who?" ;D
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