On Doctor Who‘s 50th anniversary, Steven Moffat decided to give the Doctor a birthday gift. But as with all things Moffat, it comes with strings attached.
The reviewer makes some commentary about the lack of people of colour in the episode:
You might notice that this is all rather white-guy centric. You would be right. Weeping Angels aside, blink and you’ll miss Peter De Jersey as the only Time Lord of Color left on Gallifrey.
He also makes yet another stupid attack against Man Of Steel over the Zod thing;:roll eyes:
On one level, the move comes off like a rebuke to films like Man of Steel, where the hero makes the Impossible Choice and emerges wiser for it; remorse has been a defining trait for The Doctor ever since he returned in 2005. But now we’ve learned that his guilt began as far back as the closing moments of the Eighth Doctor’s life, which led him to renounce his title entirely and become the man some fans have labeled The War Doctor (John Hurt).
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Thoughts, anyone?