I thought this episode was delightful. For a lot of people - myself included - this year kinda sucked. I haven't laughed this much in some time, and it was very much appreciated.

Wasn't he there to try and untangle the thing that's keeping Amy & Rory stuck there?

Maybe, The Hound really is dead, Arya takes his face and fights The Mountain in the Trial by Combat. If not, what is the pointy end of Arya's story?

When this series is done, I challenge you to go back and find PC's 12 best moments, because I bet you not be able to settle on just 12. I'm inspired by how good his acting is - his range - his discipline - his everything - and it's clear that everyone involved in this show is working very very hard to get to his…

The BBC should fire themselves for revealing the reveal in their press release. Thank goodness responsible fans on sites like this one said to stay away. I went back and read it after I watched the episode and it would have totally ruined it!

These have been my favorite reviews of the series. Well done! And thank you! My completely irrelevant thoughts — I have LOVED this season, and PC as The Doctor. I liked the mature approach. And I loved PC. I think his acting is so off the charts good, and he brings so many levels and interesting ideas to each…

Considering the movie's total running length is about 2 and a half days, a 45 minute battle scene isn't so bad.