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geebsTV Commentary:
Doctor Who- Amy is still mad cute. You know, I never watched any of Doctor Who prior to the 9th/10th/11th Doctors, but looking over Doctor Who Wiki, he's had some pretty fine companions in the past. So, its the return of the Daleks, yet again. How many times does he supposedly wipe them all out, only to find out later some of them pulled something out of their ass to escape? But now they've been created into bigger and badder versions of themselves? Seriously, can they really say the time war destroyed both the Time Lords and the Daleks when the Daleks keep turning up like that?
In any case, that's fine, they're one of his biggest enemies, they'll always come up with an excuse to have them come back if need be. But weird, so Amy doesn't know the Daleks at all? So she has no recollection of the Battle of Canary Wharf or the Dalek Invasion with all those planets in the sky? Did the Doctor somehow enter a parallel reality? Or undo something which caused those events not to happen? Or was something done to her at some point to make her forget? Of course, its very odd though, its hard to tell what the general public in the Who universe knows. I mean, there have been several alien invasions, so they must think alien life exists, but at times they act like its like our world, all normal, and stuff like that is hidden from the general public.
I mean, wasn't Sarah Jane getting Mr. Smith trying to convince the citizens that Gallifrey in the sky was a mass hallucination? So there's definitely times when they try to convince the general public crazy sci-fi stuff isn't going on, but why do some and not others? It'll definitely be interesting to see why Amy doesn't know who the Daleks are.
Plus, as the Doctor and Amy left this time, another crack appeared. So is the Tardis causing these cracks? I'm kinda curious if the new intro means anything, since it looks like the Tardis is traveling kinda rough. Maybe that's significant? It also seems to be having issues getting to the proper point in space time. The whole mess with Amy, then this ep, coming a month after Churchill phoned him?
Doctor Who- Amy is still mad cute. You know, I never watched any of Doctor Who prior to the 9th/10th/11th Doctors, but looking over Doctor Who Wiki, he's had some pretty fine companions in the past. So, its the return of the Daleks, yet again. How many times does he supposedly wipe them all out, only to find out later some of them pulled something out of their ass to escape? But now they've been created into bigger and badder versions of themselves? Seriously, can they really say the time war destroyed both the Time Lords and the Daleks when the Daleks keep turning up like that?
In any case, that's fine, they're one of his biggest enemies, they'll always come up with an excuse to have them come back if need be. But weird, so Amy doesn't know the Daleks at all? So she has no recollection of the Battle of Canary Wharf or the Dalek Invasion with all those planets in the sky? Did the Doctor somehow enter a parallel reality? Or undo something which caused those events not to happen? Or was something done to her at some point to make her forget? Of course, its very odd though, its hard to tell what the general public in the Who universe knows. I mean, there have been several alien invasions, so they must think alien life exists, but at times they act like its like our world, all normal, and stuff like that is hidden from the general public.
I mean, wasn't Sarah Jane getting Mr. Smith trying to convince the citizens that Gallifrey in the sky was a mass hallucination? So there's definitely times when they try to convince the general public crazy sci-fi stuff isn't going on, but why do some and not others? It'll definitely be interesting to see why Amy doesn't know who the Daleks are.
Plus, as the Doctor and Amy left this time, another crack appeared. So is the Tardis causing these cracks? I'm kinda curious if the new intro means anything, since it looks like the Tardis is traveling kinda rough. Maybe that's significant? It also seems to be having issues getting to the proper point in space time. The whole mess with Amy, then this ep, coming a month after Churchill phoned him?
