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Jan 2022
4:30pm, 2 Jan 2022
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Neil_E_There
Started off well and full of promise but lost jeopardy (as if there is ever much in DW) as it progressed. Even a little bored by the end.
CK2
Jan 2022
6:17pm, 2 Jan 2022
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CK2
Loved that one and really hope the Doctor and Yaz will get together (but she’ll probably regenerate just as they’re about to!)
Jan 2022
6:20pm, 2 Jan 2022
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Dibble
Agreed I liked that. Aisling Bea was particularly good.
Jan 2022
1:40pm, 4 Jan 2022
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Ocelot Spleens
That was OK, too many loops. Yaz thingvrsther soppy and a distraction but signals how JW and Yaz leave.

They profess undying love, JW regenerates not the same doc, who are you Yaz? Not the same, Yaz leaves.
Jan 2022
1:47pm, 4 Jan 2022
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Chrisity
They regenerate as a pushmepullyou, and get obliterated because they can't use a sonic screwdriver.
Jan 2022
10:18pm, 10 Jan 2022
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roberton
I really enjoyed the NYD special. Lots of nitpicks from me and felt it didn't live up to the promise it showed early on, but that's pretty good - I don't bother worrying about specific little bits unless it's at least quite good.

Definitely in my top half dozen of the Whittaker/Chibnall era.

> Aisling Bea was particularly good.

I agree :-)
Feb 2022
12:28pm, 24 Feb 2022
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GordonG
random sci-fi related question: i've seen a number of sci fi sites relating to things like Marvel or other shows that involve time travel, and the phrase 'timey-wimey' pops up quite regularly.

I know this phrase was used memorably in Blink, but does anyone know if that was a phrase used regularly in the sci fi world before then? or did Blink introduce that phrase and make it popular?

(there's even a scene in a charming film called The Map of Tiny Perfect Things where someone uses that phrase and the other person says "now you're just quoting from Doctor Who"!)
Feb 2022
12:37pm, 24 Feb 2022
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GordonG
oh, a quick Google claims it originated in a 2016 version (possibly a comic, not the tv show) of DW, where Jo Grant says Timey but the 3rd doctor cuts her off. So it seems it did begin with DW, just not the 10th doctor.
Feb 2022
1:00pm, 24 Feb 2022
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LindsD
Nice

Caught a couple of episodes of Genesis of the Daleks on Forces TV last night
Feb 2022
4:02pm, 24 Feb 2022
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swittle
LindsD There were a couple of Tom Baker eps on Forces TV this dinnertime [you'll know what that is! ;) ]

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