Tenth doctor episode guide Videos

So, putting my cards on the table, I think, it was Rev.Golightly, in the Library with the Lead Piping. It was !! Finally, I got one right !! Lol In the U.K., the game is known as ( Cluedo, made by Waddington`s ). I think, it was their 2nd boardgame released in this country in the 1960`s, after Monopoly. (Though, I believe, there were earlier versions of both Monopoly & Totopoly, they did not sell on such a wide scale until the `60`s.) Although, as mentioned before I am not a book-reader, I think, I have seen nearly all the films & t.v. series based on her work & enjoyed them, whether more comedic or true to book versions. This reminds me more, of the 1960`s Margaret Rutherford & 1970`s & 80`s, Peter Ustinov, film versions. It also reminds me of a 1970`s program, presented by 3rd,Dr. Jon Pertwee, called Whodunnit, that he took over from Edward Woodward. Who I only knew, from his wonderful performances, in his 1960`s & 70`s espionage t.v.series, Callan, at the time, which was why, I decided to try it. I agree with all your favourites, I think, it is a more ensemble cast of characters, as usually used, with the type of story being portrayed. It also links back to ( Voyage of the Damned ) & follows the general thread of this series, IMO, which is fear of the Unknown. This is another story, that takes me back to the William Hartnell & some later, Classic Who, historical stories, where they presented an alternative reason for events that occurred, based in the Dr.Who universe. The Dr. then attempts to leave quickly & quietly, in the hope that the real reason & his role will be forgotten, just glad he was on hand, to deal with the problem. I also agree with the main majority of the other commentators. Annoy.1, I think, the buzzing may be Classic Who related, ( Spoilers ). Annoy. 2, Has been well covered by others, but, I think also, it was the accumulated weight of recent life, her hosts expectations & then, realising that her work, however indirectly, was responsible for people`s deaths. This last point, again re-states the recent experiences of the Dr. & Martha. This is all leading up to someone else`s opinion, which, you may know, by now, in the final two-parter. Annoy. 3, I know, what you mean, but, I took it as deliberate, along with the other parts. I agree with your quotes, but, as you said, once again spoilt for choice. Special Mentions :- Donna over compensating her accent. When her Ladyship, shares her concerns about the Unicorn, the Dr. temporarily forget`s (when/where he is) saying, "brilliant where", thinking the real thing. The Rev. Golightly, uses a typical British period expression, that immediately made me wonder. He said, "all this work will be the death of you" to Prof. Plum, I mean Peach. Did Donna rumble the Dr., trying to claim he could tell the year from the air ? Or based on previous events, in the Sontaran story, can he really do that too ? Donna says, " in 1926, they`ve still got bee`s". Dr. says, "there`s nowhere to run show yourself", then, " Oh ! that`s just cheating !!". The detox version of radiation shake. As "DWaDDLJ" mentioned, the Dr., doing the job of the normal police Inspector, gathering all the suspects, Donna, acting like she is at home on the couch. When in fact, she is in the best possible first-person murder mystery, no holograms needed. Then she saves the day, by throwing the necklace into the lake. More evidence, of what I mentioned in previous episodes, you could substitute any of the earlier companions for this action. Donna, is reaching the same point, as a companion, that we have seen starting with the original two, who got aboard the Tardis back in 1963. :)

Doing my catch up of your videos and having a really tough time remembering this episode... i remember the wasp creatures but its not too clear

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Not one of my favorites but i like this one, next one is better Favorite parts... *Shakespeare: I like that is not classy he is no artistocrat yet he is brilliant, they also did well with his backstory of his sons death and time in a mental asylum *The power of words: Though not fully explained i think it works and i enjoyed it *10th Doctor is a shakespeare fanboy: I love this since it is a hint to how 9th was a dickins fan boy (if only william had said "what the dickens") and not sure if you know but david tennant is well known as a shakespeare actor especially in hamlet so i love that they tie that into his doctor Two points though *The issue with the ending i think the reasoning might be that since he is saying words to banish carrionites i assume that means that his "magic" is effecting those three and the others aswell preventing them from responding, and certainly from getting close. *I did not care for the other two witches besides lilith, i think the plot would have been better if it was just her alone since i did not think they added anything besides appearance and she could pull that off as she looks like them at times anyway. But i accept them they do not ruin the story