I missed the 'at' in that sentence and thought Hackman just cursed them, warlock style, which would have been a lot cooler if you ask me.

Yeah, I know Peep Show and That Mitchell & Webb Look.

He's very different, which makes comparison hard, which is good. Smith felt like he completely owned the role pretty much right away following a beloved Doctor though, which isn't the case with Capaldi.

I read somewhere (can't remember where now) that both of the first two episodes sucked, and that the third is awesome. I hated the first episode and really liked the second, so I don't know what to think. That Robin Hood stuff didn't quite look like it was up my street, but it can't suck as much as "Deep Breath".

I've only seen a handful of Tom Baker episodes, but I did get a bit of an acerbic Baker vibe from Capaldi during this episode.

I really freaking liked that robot duo from DoaS.

Look at less people and more mirrors.

It's horrible for The Doctor to be closed-minded when he's centuries old with access to all of time and space. To have knowledge of the infinite, and not accept that there are possibilities to consider when the fate of the universe is in his hands. Often.

Stop making me miss Eleven, people.

I'm quite confused here - you ENJOYED 'Deep Breath' then? I thought it had next to no redeeming qualities.

Phase three: "You are the greatest Dalek."

I liked the bit where she referred to The Doctor as "one of [her] hobbies".

Guess the impossible part of the impossible girl is that she's impossible to characterise or develop.

"The bookies current favorite for a rumored new companion is Rose Leslie."

I do like the timey-wimeyness of The Doctor having ALREADY revisited that face.

The most I've ever liked Clara was in Gaiman's Nightmare In Silver.

Yeah, the only two ideas that I thought of were River or Old Clara, but I like the idea that she's The Master more. Well, I like the idea that she's an all-new character most, but you know.

Absolutely LOVED the scene where Algernon needs to get thread. LOVED. Punctuating it with Thack informing him that he had to instruct someone else how to perform a procedure he'd published a paper in was perfection. Watching Beard Boy and Whitney smoke a pig in the scene that led to that was my second favourite - this…

I'm sure he said (recently) that Holmes is fictional in the Whoniverse, and that was the reason. In fact, I'm sure of it, he said Vastra was the "real" equivalent that inspired the stories.

This article is suspiciously ungradeable.