Which I have no problem with, if this weren't meant to fit inside an already existing story.
Which I have no problem with, if this weren't meant to fit inside an already existing story.
That's not an either/or. Both are possible.
The thing is, I don't know if my issue is with Bradley or with the material Moffat has written for Bradley to play. We have two minutes here, and it's impossible to judge.
I'm not saying that Bradley isn't recognizable as the first Doctor, nor that he shouldn't bring his own interpretation to the role. I'm only saying that I'm having difficulty reconciling this clip with "The Tenth Planet." One on hand, the Doctor is a little too sprightly. On the other, he's bafflingly thick. That's my issue, and it may be that this clip will work better in context.
Same here, although I was impressed with "World Enough and Time" and "The Doctor Falls" and my expectations were largely met for both the Mondasian Cybermen and The Simm Master. Call me cautiously optimistic for "Twice Upon a Time."TBH, I have no expectations. It's a Steven Moffat story. Experience has taught me that any expectations will set me up for disappointment.
TBH, I have no expectations. It's a Steven Moffat story. Experience has taught me that any expectations will set me up for disappointment.
If you see it as a denouement, a whimsical coda to The Tenth Planet as much as it is to the series 10 finale, which is really is (I mean, isn't The Doctors Falls really Twelfth's true regeneration story?), it sort of works. I mean, he was fine when he walked out of Ben and Polly.Which I have no problem with, if this weren't meant to fit inside an already existing story.
I didn't think it felt "right," either. I tried to match this up to Hartnell's performance in "The Tenth Planet" and failed utterly.
If you see it as a denouement, a whimsical coda to The Tenth Planet as much as it is to the series 10 finale, which is really is (I mean, isn't The Doctors Falls really Twelfth's true regeneration story?), it sort of works. I mean, he was fine when he walked out of Ben and Polly.
Admittedly, that is bothersome to me as well. But as Christopher pointed out, that probably is done to make a point of familiarity of this iteration of the show with the old one, even if I'd rather that glowing hand had been of a different color, personally.Except it's retconning the Doctor having a glowing hand around Polly, as seen in the trailer.
Admittedly, that is bothersome to me as well. But as Christopher pointed out, that probably is done to make a point of familiarity of this iteration of the show with the old one, even if I'd rather that glowing hand had been of a different color, personally.
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