Doctor Who

[Mig]

Well Amy's ganger knew about the death, so it must have been the previous series then. My mind is absolutely derped by that last episode, thinking too hard about it hurts a little.

Hah, roll on next week!

[Frei]

Amy's ganger knew everything Amy does, because Amy's ganger IS AMY. They have the same mind. Amy's ganger isn't like ganger-Jen, ganger-Cleaves, and so on, because they were freaks, separated from their hosts by the solar storm. Amy's ganger is operating as normal - controlled by Amy from wherever she is, with all of Amy's memories and experiences.

That's why the Doctor didn't hesitate to kill the ganger. Because he knew that it wasn't a sentient being, that it was just a host for Amy's mind, and killing it would sever the link and allow Amy to wake up. The ganger knows everything that real-Amy would know.

[Mig]

Haha right, yeah. You err, passed the test and all that that - congratulations.

[Frei]

Haha sorry Miggles, I'm just frustrated with people complaining that it was ~*~too confusing~*~ when it really wasn't (not you, people on twitter and dailybooth). People just aren't ever satisfied - it's either too confusing or too predictable.

Never mind that this is the best Who has been since goddamn Peter Davison sgjdhgasfk

[Wingly]

Don't listen to people on Twitter. They're asses. Except a select special few.

I see how it could be confusing if one wasn't paying attention much. But if you actually watched the show. Not at all.

[Frei]

Well, that was terrible.

[Aether]

So just saw the second parter of the gangers episodes and yeah, it was pretty easy to follow what was going on. As soon as they focused in on the shoes and they told Amy about it, you knew they were going to change shoes.

As to when Amy was switched with flesh, it happened before the start of this series because the writers let that little tidbit slip during the Doctor Who Confidential for the episode. They actually say that Flesh Amy has been having all these adventures with the doctor since the start of the series.

[Wingly]

I CALLED IT! I called it so long ago. HAH! Moff is loosing touch. That was too easy.

And also horrible. But with some nice acting.

[Mig]

It was odd. I liked it, but.. kind of cringed at it a bit. I wonder if this story arc was planned by RTD and just filled out by Moffat.. I'm sure one of you will correct me on that.

[Wingly]

It did seem RTD-ish, and with a lot of typical RTD-moves. I guess some of them were written for the "Hey. RTD. Anything you can do, I can do better"-effect or something like that. Definetly a few throwbacks.

Also, reading This link is rather facinating after the episode.

Also. The nurse sontaran was the best thing about the episode. "I can produce magnificent quantities of lactic fluid!"

[Frei]

Nah, this was all Moff. If it had been RTD it'd've been Rose and Martha and Jack.

Moff doesn't care about companions, he just wants ALL THE BAD GUYS.

Can the Judoon be retired, please? Goddamn hate them.

[Frei]

Guys?

Guys, we're back. Hello? Is this thing on?

(it doesn't matter because so far it's been nothing to write home about)

[Wingly]

I agree with that statement. One horrible, but good, but horrible episode, and one terribly lackluster destroyer of potential.

[Aether]

Yeah first new ep was on here last night. It felt incredibly....disjointed? I suppose though they had to figure out how to make it so the doctor didn't just have one fore regeneration left

[Wingly]

How, how, how, how, how, how, HOW did the writer of Rise of the Cybermen/Age of Steel pull that off?

Tom McRae is now okay in my book. Please continue on your road of awesome.

That was quite possibly the best birthday present I've gotten for quite some time.


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