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Those robots for example look to have come straight out of some silly children's show. You just watched it.
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It wasn't the best episode, had some nice moments though. So, after the first episode, but to the norm then?
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Sorry to say goodbye to Karen Gillen as Amy Pond. One of the very best assistants. She'll be missed. However we will be seeing plenty of Karen Gillen in the future, that's for sure.
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Sep 30, 2012 - 4:32 AM
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BobJ
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Well, Doctor Who went out with a whimper... but it looked nice. I think the Muppets taking Manhattan was scarier. Overall, this was a "meh" episode. Normally, you would just shrug it off and wait for the next, except this was the conclusion to "The Ponds" storyline. I felt nothing at the end, and hated the exit. What a cop out, and yet another waste of one of the scariest Doctor Who villains in years. The angels are no longer frightening at all. Well, maybe the kids are. So, the locations looked great, some of the interactions between the characters were nice, but in the end I felt so empty from the whole thing. Maybe we'll eventually get a time-whimey, wibbly-wobbly make-up episode with a better farewell for Amy and Rory. Until then, Doctor Who is "Don't Open Till Christmas".
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Oct 11, 2012 - 12:26 PM
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Rory’s dad, Brian Williams, only appeared in two episodes but swiftly established himself as a favourite amongst Doctor Who’s audience. After Amy and Rory’s heart-breaking departure in The Angels Take Manhattan the BBC Doctor Who Team received many emails asking what happened next to Brian. Did he ever find out what took his son and daughter-in-law? If so, how? And would Brian – and viewers - ever learn more about Amy and Rory’s life after the Doctor? A special scene was written by Chris Chibnall that revealed some of the answers but sadly, the sequence was never shot. However, the BBC Doctor Who site will be bringing you the scene tomorrow. Using animated storyboards and a voice-over specially recorded by Arthur Darvill, we’ll discover more about Brian and the Ponds, post-Angels. It begins with Brian alone, doing what he once told the Doctor must be done – watering the plants. But his life is about to change forever... Doctor Who’s Executive Producer, Caro Skinner, said: "We’re delighted we can present this lovely scene written by Chris Chibnall. People took Rory’s dad, Brian, to their hearts very quickly, so it’s fitting we can give the character a degree of closure in this poignant piece." P.S. is a short video written by Chris Chibnall and will be essential viewing for anyone who wants to know more about what happened to Brian, Amy and Rory. It will be available to watch on the BBC Doctor Who site Tomorrow (Friday 12th October). http://news.drwho-online.co.uk/PS-What-Happened-to-Brian-and-the-Ponds.aspx
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