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That one was merely okay for me. But after four in a row, an ever age episode was (on average) bound to happen. I get the feel that overall it could have been better, but was let down at the script editing stage: an odd number of jarring tonal shifts, with the fun romp and emotional or darker scenes not blending very well. Felt a bit like it started as more of comedy and then they decided “umm… Needs more pathos, add some stuff!”
Posted by Andrew on 10/19 at 07:37 AM
I must confess, my first thought was “I wonder if the Doctor will introduce her to Captain Jack.”
I reserve judgement, however, until the end of Part II.
Posted by David H. Olivier on 10/20 at 09:26 AM
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