I liked that one better on a rewatch, particular the circular visual motif prevalent throughout, to represent the eye of the Daleks.

The best part about the Angels is that is also counts when we, the audience, are looking.

The best part about the Angels is that is also counts when we, the audience, are looking.

I loved Cement Blowie of Doom. That was the title, right?

I loved Cement Blowie of Doom. That was the title, right?

Definitely the third best episode probably at the least maybe

Definitely the third best episode probably at the least maybe

Nah, the two-parter from s5 beat the pants off of this. Nothing touches Blink, though.

Nah, the two-parter from s5 beat the pants off of this. Nothing touches Blink, though.

Pretty sure they met during filming that and didn't start dating til a year or two later.

Pretty sure they met during filming that and didn't start dating til a year or two later.

No, they'll be mailing envelopes filled with uranium to the studio.

No, they'll be mailing envelopes filled with uranium to the studio.

Er, it specifically says "Peter Serafinowicz as Michael Caine" in the credits.

Er, it specifically says "Peter Serafinowicz as Michael Caine" in the credits.

I loved The Rundown Job. I have no problems with the show deciding to become NCIS for a week and kicking that show's ass all over the place. It had stakes and suspense even though we know they'll be fine. Pulling that off is a tricky move.

I loved The Rundown Job. I have no problems with the show deciding to become NCIS for a week and kicking that show's ass all over the place. It had stakes and suspense even though we know they'll be fine. Pulling that off is a tricky move.

As far as the new series goes, Eccleston states he's around 900. Tennant explicitly states he's 903 years old on the Starship Titanic. He says he's 906 in The End of Time, and then Smith says he's 907 in Flesh & Stone. Etc.

As far as the new series goes, Eccleston states he's around 900. Tennant explicitly states he's 903 years old on the Starship Titanic. He says he's 906 in The End of Time, and then Smith says he's 907 in Flesh & Stone. Etc.

Only if they also bring back Arthur the horse from Girl in the Fireplace.