The split season has actually 2 advantages.
1. More time for the post production on the back half.
2. That's not something you can really appreciate as an individual viewer, but it prevents a lull in the ratings in the middle of the season.

The split season has actually 2 advantages.
1. More time for the post production on the back half.
2. That's not something you can really appreciate as an individual viewer, but it prevents a lull in the ratings in the middle of the season.

Doctor Who can't make 24 episodes a year, at least not 24 45 minutes episodes with such a high production quality.

Doctor Who can't make 24 episodes a year, at least not 24 45 minutes episodes with such a high production quality.

Sorry If I appeared a bit angry, but the whole "Silence arc" is kind of a pet peeve of mine. Also I'm tired.

Sorry If I appeared a bit angry, but the whole "Silence arc" is kind of a pet peeve of mine. Also I'm tired.

It's not a fucking story arc. It doesn't have to be mentioned every fucking episode. It's not Battlestar Fucking Galactica.

It's not a fucking story arc. It doesn't have to be mentioned every fucking episode. It's not Battlestar Fucking Galactica.

Beverley Cressman.

Beverley Cressman.

They didn't grow apart. They were forced apart by Amy's infertility and lack of communication.
Also we already knew Amy wasn't a model any more since Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. She was probably bored by it.

They didn't grow apart. They were forced apart by Amy's infertility and lack of communication.
Also we already knew Amy wasn't a model any more since Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. She was probably bored by it.

Start with the first Matt Smith episode ("The Eleventh Hour", Fifth season post-revival.)
Then you go on the four previous seasons.

Start with the first Matt Smith episode ("The Eleventh Hour", Fifth season post-revival.)
Then you go on the four previous seasons.

It is kinda out of order.

It is kinda out of order.

Other plot hole/continuity goof/whatever, there still was people in the ship when it exploded.

Other plot hole/continuity goof/whatever, there still was people in the ship when it exploded.

I think Jack Dall did his job as well as he could because he's a pro, without a hidden agenda.

Lauren Cohan wasn't in Game of Thrones.