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Tag Archives: Doctor Who
Review: Doctor Who: Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS
Well, that was the best episode of Doctor Who we have seen in a very long time. It was near perfect in execution, nodded to a past that charts back before 2005, and had some deep, troubling and interestingly explored … Continue reading
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Tagged Alien Earth, Clara, Doctor Who, feminism, Hegel, Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS, Marxism, master/slave dialectic, Megan Lindholm, review, sexism
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Review: Doctor Who, ‘The Bells of Saint John’
I rather enjoyed this episode. Have I surprised you? I’ve seen a lot of disappointment on Twitter, contrasted with a bunch of other people shouting about how it was PERFECT and haters are gonna hate. Given my feelings about recent … Continue reading
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Tagged Clara Oswin Oswald, Doctor Who, feminism, Matt Smith, Meddling Monk, review, Richard E Grant, Rose, sexism
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Review: Doctor Who, ‘A Town Called Mercy’
OK, when Doctor Who wins its obligatory Hugo next year, I vote we give it to this episode. I thought that was stonking. That said, I can see my Twitter feed is already a flutter with voices of dissent. I … Continue reading
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Tagged A town called mercy, Amy Pond, cyborgs, Doctor Who, Eleventh Doctor, existentialism, Red Dwarf, review, Rory, Rory Pond, Sartre, T2, Terminator, Terminator 2, The Dark Tower
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Doctor Who: Dinosaurs on a Spaceship
It’s been a long while since I’ve reviewed Doctor Who, and those who follow me on Twitter probably know why, but suffice it to say that I don’t really enjoy writing strongly negative reviews, I enjoy even less doing so … Continue reading
Doctor Who: Night Terrors
I liked this. There were no obvious gender issues, which made it a relief after last week. The plot was solid and the Doctor was wonderful. Brief, non-spoilery plot synopsis Little boy is so scared he sends a psychic message … Continue reading
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Tagged Doctor Who, Eleventh Doctor, episode 2, Mark Gatiss, Matt Smith, review, season 6
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New Hub – Whoop! Whoop!
So, I may not have time to bring you all your regular Torchwood and Dance with Dragons reviewage, but you can read my thoughts on Tron: Legacy over here in Hub, number 143. You’ll also find a story from the … Continue reading
Posted in Doctor Who, Hub, Review, Tron: Legacy
Tagged Doctor Who, Hub, review, science fiction, Tron, Tron Legacy
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Torchwood: Miracle Day
(Index to all Torchwood posts here.) It was amusing, on Thursday night, to see the gaping divide on my Twitter feed. People either thought the first episode of the new series of Torchwood was stonking-awesome-great-fun or godawful-shit-why-would-anyone-watch-this. If you were … Continue reading
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Tagged Doctor Who, feminism, kickass ladies, Miracle Day, review, Torchwood
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Doctor Who, A Good Man Goes to War
Sweet zombie kittens that was awesome! The little I saw on Twitter before I wisely closed my feed for the duration suggests that the Internet may not agree, but I don’t care. I thought that was phenomenal. Somehow it managed … Continue reading
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Tagged A Good Man Goes To War, Amy, Catrin Stewart, Doctor Who, Eleventh Doctor, Jenny, kickass ladies, Madam Vastra, Matt Smith, Neve McIntosh, review, River Song, Rory, science fiction, YouTube videos
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