100 episodes including Revolution of the Daleks.Somebody want to figure out how many episodes/hours that would be?
Who cares what the people who watch the show think? I don’t make it for them.
Abbott and Costello meet the Dalek
You mean Dalek³, right?From Ridley Nyder and James Davros we have Dalek and followed by Daleks and Dalek 3.
Perfect. The Judoon could have beamed her out at the last second. They are already shown to be able to infiltrate the TARDIS, so reaching Gallifrey through the boundary shouldn't be an issue. I mean, did we need those scenes of the Doctor leaving behind the tree TARDIS and walking to her own one just to get captured? Wouldn't it be much more dramatic to let the audience think she's going to find some alternative and then shock us by having her actually press the button?Or better yet, explosion, companions think she's dead, credits, post-credits scene of the Doctor held captive by the Judoon.
They literally dressed him in a purple coat and had him do Joker dance moves at one point!
I've been a fan since the 4th Doctor, and I've always thought the Cartmel Masterplan was dumb. I don't see how it contributes to what, to me, is the core of Doctor Who: Stuff goes wrong, Doctor shows up, Doctor fixes things, Doctor moves on. How does this or the Cartmel Masterplan really change that formula?Then:
"The Carmel Plan would have been Amazing."
Now:
"Suuuucks!"
...Stuff goes wrong, Doctor shows up, Doctor fixes things, Doctor moves on...
I've been a fan since the 4th Doctor, and I've always thought the Cartmel Masterplan was dumb. I don't see how it contributes to what, to me, is the core of Doctor Who: Stuff goes wrong, Doctor shows up, Doctor fixes things, Doctor moves on. How does this or the Cartmel Masterplan really change that formula?
In hindsight, I wish there had been some acknowledgment of Missy. No fan boy details, just something like
Doctor: And I thought we were getting on.
Master: Oh, that incarnation. Bit of a let down. Definitely didn't get the memo.
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