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[fathomlessspite]

Soooo.... Doctor Who, good I suppose, I'm not sure why I'm not that enthusiastic?  It has everything I like in Doctor Who.  Maybe a series of Catherine Tate and David Tennant ruined me :)

Anyway....  So is the general conclusion that River kills th Doctor??  She killed a man, the best man she's ever known, doesn't she descibe the Doctor similarly to that in Silence in the Library?  Also he said there's only one time he ever could tell someone his name, on his deathbed??  So the irony would be that the Doctor knows all along how she is going to die, and she knows all along how he will.  But how could we ever find out?  Unless he regenerates after without them knowing it won't be til the very last episode ever that we'd find out would it?  Ho hum...

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[fathomlessspite]

I don't think I'd want him to tbh, it was sad but felt right him going when he did.

And I like Matt, he's briliant in his own way I think, I don't know it just feels like we've jumped into the eleventh doctor at a run and I haven't caught up yet? With Ten we had the whole Christmas Invasion where he wasn't in it all the way through, it kind of eased us into it??

I agree it'd totally be too cliche for her to kill him! But the best man she's ever known?? How could it be anyone else? :)

[misslastrange69.livejournal.com]

^I think you're right. We had a lot more time to get use to Tennant being the new Doctor, but with Matt Smith it all seemed so fast. I think I'm still not use to him yet. I do like the on screen relationship with him and Amy Pond though. It works really well together.


But if she did kill the Doctor in the future, surely she wouldn't simply be in prison for it. I mean he is the last of the time lords...


I'm looking forward to the Vampires in Venice episode.

[fathomlessspite]

But not everyone knows who the Time Lords were, maybe they just witnessed her murdering someone? *shrugs* Mnah no more speculation! I shall just have to wait and see!!