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Storm age is the same prison where River Song ended up. It’s a small and possibly unnecessary nod to Moffat’s work

I do too. But I never saw it on TV, and ABC iView aren’t always top notch

I really enjoyed it. My only gripe with Jodie is that some of her words can be mumbled. I’ve never had a problem with accents but it might be just be her vocal range. I’m hard of hearing (50% deaf) so if she mumbles I can’t hear a word she says

Do you mean Bill and Nardole? Or the new new companions with Jodie’s Doctor?

Hopefully you've seen the last episode

It won't be a woman. The BBC already announced/leaked months ago that thy want it to continue like David Tennant. They want the atttactive male Doctor with the Rose-like young, beautiful female companion

If he's in the same episode of Missy that'll mean that it's the first multi-Master episode

This must be one of the few positive reviews I've heard on the Internet. So many people hated it. Personally, I thought it was a great series, obviously a couple of hit and misses, but overall it was great. Any episodes on iview only remain there for a week unfortunately, unless you download...

In the comments I think they say it's a fake. Although it is very spectacular. If it were the BBC doing they'd have one or two shots/speeches from a new episode. On a side note, I have a feeling they won't do anything for the 10th Anniversary. They want to imagine Doctor Who as a show that's...

Probably finish Doctor Who, but Torchwood is nice as a little bit of a spinoff if you want

I agree that its a massive plot hole. I dont agree that it should have even been made. It just made no sense. From memory, if you watch carefully, Missy doesnt get shot with a bolt. Rather, its a teleportation shot (probably) in order to lead into this series. If that makes sense

Regarding the Jenna thing, she keeps changing her mind. It's getting annoying now. One month she wants to leave, and then the next she'll say she wants to stay, only for a few weeks to pass and she's back where she started.

Less is more, as they say ;)

Sounds like what happened in the first two episodes. 1- Some girl complained to the BBC cos she has a mental condition that makes her pull out her hair when shes stressed to the point that she becomes bald. Apparently something like 0.02% of the lanet have this condition and the BBC should have...

Or alternatively, just watch it tonight at 7.40 on ABC

Tennant? He regenerated in Parting of the Ways, his last episode (a two parter) of the normal seasons, but only used it to heal himself and kept the same face. This therefore used up a regeneration. As Matt Smiths doctor says, "I had vanity issues at the time"

That's the one

My brother used to watch a show called Scorpian Island on ABC3. This just seems to be an adult version of it.

In the chronological numbering, yes. Well... Tennant was the Eleventh AND Twelfth Doctors. But in terms of actor numbering, Excleston was the Ninth actor and the Ninth Doctor. Tennant was the Tenth. It all comes down to personal preference, but the actor numbering (with John Hurt as the War...

you were saying? :P

I completely agree. Has to be one of my favourite episodes of all actually.

I wish they'd stuck with the 7b "Nebula" graphics for longer. But I like the graphics, but not the music. Too much of a synthesiser for my liking

They do. They have to have the Daleks feature on screen at least once a season, in order to retain the right to continue using them. It's all because when Doctor Who had its massive hiatus, the guy who designed the villains handed down the rights to his family and they struck a bargain with the...

"I'll probably blame the English" Pissed myself laughing at this. My family thinks I'm a nutcase now

Yes and no. In the long run, probably not. But it's good to use his age to tell where he is in terms if a timeline. It helped in Matt Smith's Day of the Moon where two Doctors of two different ages appeared. It can also be used when placing David Tennants doctor in circumstances like the 50th...

In The Day of the Doctor, Eleven does say "1200 something. Unless I'm lying. That's how old I am, I don't know if I'm lying or not". Russel T Davies stuck The Doctor in the 900's, however, Tom Baker (I think) says he was 900 yrs old as well

I haven't seen the latest series. Only just got back from a cruise so I didn't have internet or anything :(. As for the writer, Mark Gatiss is a wonderful writer, as is Moffat (although he can be hit and miss). I think its a mixture of writers, actors and trying to live up to the hype the fans...

It tends to happen with three show british shows. Episode One and Three are great, but the second tends to slip a little bit.

Pretty sure that was the 9th Doctor...:p;)

I love when he says "Geez!". It looks like he wants to punch someone for not letting him say "Mother*..."