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still digesting thoughts about this episode. I first when the Doctor bypassed his death by being the Tesslector, I thought I was going to feel the same way if it was the Ganger Doctor who got killed. But I don't, and this is the reason if it was the Ganger who died it would have meant that Doctor we had been watching did not go through the adventures we saw. It was a different person entirely, but that is my early morning thoughts. All in all good, and set's up some big ideas for the 50th

I don't know why I didn't buy tickets when the went on sale, call it laziness, call it hubris. But for the first time since 1999 Wilco is coming to Madison and I am not going. So I thought I would throw it out there to see if anyone had an extra. PM me please.

I think Rory will end up saving the day in this last episode, but I doubt he will die. I think it will be too much of a cop out and something that many fans could see form a mile away. It seems like something RTD might do, but I have more faith in Moffat to come up with something good. We know this, the Doctor makes it as there is a series 7 commissioned, my only hope is that it is not another universe reset ala The Big Bang or Last of the Time Lords.

Amy has been the key all along. Though I do worry about the future of Rory. I really want to those kids to stay safe, for Amy to become a Model/Perfume Magnate and make many brothers and sisters for River. On a side note, the BBC has cancelled Doctor Who: Confidential. Not a huge loss, but they were fun to watch.

Nothing like what RTD did though. But why rehash what was in the far past. I want to know you thoughts on Closing Time. I thought it was a great episode, I really love the chemsitry that James Cordon and Matt Smith has. I don't think he would make a good full time companion, but as a one off he is great. Plus I really love how they are showing the Doctor as a true alien. From what I understand this episode takes place 200 plus years after he said good by to Amy and Rory in the God Complex. One would assume this is when he had the majority of his adventures with River Song (Jim the Fi

I argee with you, it will slow the momentum. However, I wonder how many new fans the BBCA showings have created. I would imangine that the BBCA views are people like me, who watched DW on PBS growing up and started watching NuWho in a somewhat less then legal manner and now watch it on BBCA. These people will come back no longer how long it takes. As for an Americanized version, I don't think it would play well here in the States. The Paul McGann movie was an attempt to have something co-produced by BBC and Fox, and was to be a series if the movie went over well, it did not. I think Pa

Looks like series 7 isn't going to start until fall 2012. Though it appears there will be a Christmas Special and Easter Special. Then the end of series 7 will be sometime during the 50th anniversary. Read about over at blastr.com

The Silence are not the Men in Black Alien creatures, it is the Religious Order that is waging a war (an it appears to be a succesfull one) against the Doctor. So they have not gone out yet.

Not convinced that the Doctor we are seeing is the Ganger Doctor. The two times in series 6.5 he has almost died and could not regenerate where explained. 1) The poison River used was engineered to not allow for regeneration, if the Silence wanted him dead they would create something like that. 2) The 1 day plague, also stopped regeneration, plus if it was the Ganger would the plague even affect him? On the Master, again I just can't see him coming back. All of the episodes have been filmed, and the British Tabloids are pretty keen on Doctor Who spoilers. Ok most of them aren't true, bu

I think the "Flesh" is a bit of a red herring and plot device, and having the Master controlling it would take the focus off of the Silence who for the past two series have been ramping up as the big bad. It would surprise me if the Master came back.

I rank this episode with as one of the best of NuWho, on Par with Vincent and the Doctor. Amy finally stepped out of the damsel in distress motif that she has been stuck in. Won would hope that we see her become stronger as the rest of the season goes on. This Doctor is far more complex, but I am not sure it has as much to do with Matt Smith's acting ability (he does an excellent job btw), as it has to do with the writing and story telling. Think back to Eccelson's and Tennant's best episodes (The Empty Child, The Doctor Dances, Girl in the Fireplace, Blink, Silence in the Library, Fore

based upon that episode I think we have another candidate on who is in the space suit that kills the Doctor.

Can't wait for tomorrow. I have been looking forward to this episode (Night Terrors) ever since it was first announced. It looks like it has a huge creep factor. Plus it has Daniel Mays in it. He was excellent in Ashes to Ashes and Outcasts. He has this this boyish/evil quality about him. I always thought he would make a great Master.

I thought it was relatively restrained in the timey wimey stuff that Moffatt is so found of. We have a pretty clear understanding of River Song's timeline now c. 52nd century Born on Deamon's Run c. 1960 - 1969 - Taken back in time to America to be raised and brainwashed by the Silence 1969 - Regenerates in New York possibly to Mel (unknown how man regenerations she has had, though she said the last time she did this she was a toddler in New York). c. 1990 - Is in Ledworth and becomes friends with Amy and Rory. Now this is where it get's fuzzy and yet to be explained. Did the Sil

did not see that coming in regards to Mel. Anyone thoughts on "Let's Kill Hitler" will watch again.

The Doctor returns tomorrow!!! Yippie!!

Really? I am almost to the point of giving up. I want Nancy to shut the hell up. She is the worst person in history. I had a friend like her once. I learned to walk away from him. The rest of the cast need to as well.

seriously this again?

Jeff is not fairing to well on covers of weekly magazines. Boss Tweedy thread

The performance was cool, the article was terrible. Wishes I wouldn't have dropped out of journalism school.

The explained the structure, in the Episode with Ryan's Mom (the awesome Mary Steenbergen). But if you haven't seen it I won't spoil the awesomeness. Wilfred is my favorite comedy on right now. FX has become the place for out there smart comedies. I love it. All of their shows are great. Now only if they stuck with Terriers it would be the best basic cable station out there.

I have given his a couple of listens now, and I say Beck's production is top notch. The album starts off really strong, but it then fades in to the background. I feel as though the last third of the album isundistinguishable. I do say that Senator is a damn catchy song. Unfortunately I have been caught absentmindedly singing it in front of my kids.

man the last episode, was a bit of craziness. I am not sure in a good way.

kewl. Anyone else think the song they played sounded like Monday?

less about the name more about the picture. Kinda creepy if you ask me.