“... the real enemy are white men.”

So you have this time machine dressed as a blue box. And you encounter another time traveller who tells you exactly who he is, where and roughly when he comes from and what he is about to do. Your task: stop him change history.

That was pretty much the only thing I liked as far as the title explanation goes: The woman who fell to earth was not The Doctor, but the Nan. What annoyed me about it was the totally underwhelming reaction to her death from her husband and grandson.

Not convinced yet. I thought the story was poor with a very thin plot, poor dialogues, the acting overdone by Jodie and underwhelming by the companions, “the monster” looked good but wasn’t half as scary or dangerous as it could have been.

Memento

Wasn’t the Last Jedi disastrous enough?

Doctor Who... but a very close second is this one:

It looks more like a Time Lord regenerating to me...

Maybe I missed it, but surely this should be in there somewhere.

Or maybe... just maybe... he is just RIGHT?

On a proper budget...

Men in Black did just that. CGI had something to do with that too...

I think this might be the real problem...

He should have created a new account for his new found fame. How hard can that be...? He clearly didn’t think this through.

Silurian?

What I would like to see, is a complete season or two with Paul McGann, the 8th doctor and what he has been up to between San Fransisco 1996 and the Night of the Doctor. I’ve been toying with that idea for a while now.

Barrowman!!!

I don’t know if it counts, but I’m going with “God”, i.e. Alanis in Dogma.

I don’t care about GoT... (Proud to be a minority)

At least Sherlock and Doctor Who both have been commisioned, are in production and are scheduled for next year.