This felt like a short, stand-alone little adventure, monster of the week, jokes and cleverness, watch us run, and oh, by the way, the Ponds are gone now, peace! I would have liked to see Amy and Rory's finale be a two parter. – All in all, the whole sendoff just didn't feel. – You know what I liked? The previous episode where the Ponds were actually considering leaving voluntarily, like Martha Jones did. – Yeah, and no one bother to tell Brian, neh? Gee, I WONDER what's going to happen to them? It's a MYSTERY! An absurdly predictable mystery. We knew they weren't going to "kill" Amy and Rory. – The Statue of Liberty was obvious and stupid, and ultimately served NO purpose. The overall scenario of the angels' hotel was cool, and Rory's solution was excellent. – I liked that Rory just casually shrugged off death, because "hey, that's what I DO." Time travel, meet monsters, be badass, get killed, just another day for Rory Williams. – I liked the introduction of the Giggling Cherubs.
SEE ME MOVE STICK EM UP SPINNERETTE TV
– I liked that they returned the Angels to their original concept (time warp), rather than the "upgraded" versions in "The Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone" (we break your neck and rip out your brain! Also, we can manifest from a TV screen or your eyeball).
heartbreaking and subtle, that was an excellent moment. – Speaking of, when she tells Doc that she's a professor now, and he gives her this look.
And I really liked her performance this time around. – I liked that they brought River in for this one. Even Joel's 3-4panel captures a world around them, rather than a straight "Doctor sitcom" Try asking that about any of the world that the modern Doctor Amy is in. A classic is the Tom Baker approach, that often at first contact it was always "Who are you, and what are you doing, where are you going". Instead of giving the feeling the -people- in the story are in a universe that moves along as well. The sign of failure in the writing team is that they're trying to crowdsource ideas from facebook, running polls and competition to try and get "product" to "sell". (with the exception of a few random filler episodes). With a few plot lines to string them together. The current writers are too programmed by modern schooling and are churning out the same character caricatures : the Dr Who has basically become a 40minute long 3-4 panel strip.
The writers need to watch some old shows, right back to early days, get out from under Davies and Moffats "Repeated Memes" watch how the old writers built stories around the Doctor and around a central theme ……. I'm hoping to see more Doctor Who one day, if they ever run a series.īut as much as Gillian is way cut and Rory brilliantly played/sold – It will nice to see the end of "The Amy Pond Show". The farm concept was good, the rest of it and the execution, utterly abysmal. And to think NO-ONE was watching the Statue of Liberty Angel "sneak" through town.
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