Doctor who season 7

[raider5gt]

It was an ok episode,it threw me abit also when the Dr let Soloman die,oh well the 2 Robots made the episode for me,they were quite funny.

Roll on for the next episode "A Town called Mercy" yeehaw partners.

[Mikey]

Yeah, I wonder if they went to the US or is that a part of Spain/Italy?

Nice guessing,

I just looked on Wikipedia and it said it was filmed in Spain

[Bruce Banner]

Yeah, there was a feature in DWM about how they travelled to Almerķa for the location shooting... with so many Westerns filmed in the same place over the decades, it got the cast & crew in to the right frame of mind for the episode.

And The Angels Take Manhattan was filmed largely in NYC.

[Mikey]

There's going to be an Angel episode filmed in New York ?

Man, I hope they use the Statue of Liberty ---- like Ghostbusters ll

[palitoy]

Promo image for the episode.

[Mikey]

Coooooooooool

[emeraldknight47]

I'm really digging on Season Seven so far even though we are only two eppys in. I, too, was a little shocked at the fact that The Doctor "let" Solomon die, but in a way, he died as a consequence of his own avarice and and genocidal actions towards the Silurians. Plus, I think the Doctor was really ****ed that he had the two robots kill the Trike, too.

BTW, I loved the Robots. They were very Pythonesque!

[emeraldknight47]

As an added P.S.---it would be ultra cool to see the Statue of Liberty used in "The Angels Take Manhattan," but since she is made of mostly copper and tin, I don't think that'll happen unfortunately...

[Mikey]

As an added P.S.---it would be ultra cool to see the Statue of Liberty used in "The Angels Take Manhattan," but since she is made of mostly copper and tin, I don't think that'll happen unfortunately...

Unless, the Statue was replaced with an Angel.

Don't forget, no public people have been allow in it since 9,11 2001 (I think)

[Gorn Captain]

This episode wasn't my cup of tea.
It was trying to hard to be funny ("let's ride a dinosaur!!! Laurel & Hardy robots!!!").
I like the concept of the Ark, and it kind of felt like an Old Who story (but with a million times more budget).
If the Doctor needed a "team" to get the job done, why would he choose Nefertiti? She not exactly a technical wizard, right? Or even a big game hunter? I'd think the Doctor wouldn't even like someone who kills for sport.

It was a decent episode, but missing some logic.
Asylum was still way better...

[ctc]

>If the Doctor needed a "team" to get the job done, why would he choose Nefertiti?

Why does he choose anybody?

>I'd think the Doctor wouldn't even like someone who kills for sport.

Well.... he hung around with Jamie, and Leela; and they were both big on killing. (Although he seemed to work towards reforming them.) Ace had some issues too....

>It was a decent episode, but missing some logic.

Yeah, but that's what I like. I enjoy weird surprises.

>Asylum was still way better

Yes it was; but I think it was one of them rare, special episodes.

Don C.

[jwyblejr]

At least they explained why he acted the way he did tonight.

[Mikey]

The Mercy one was pretty good.

For me personally, it seems as long as River is nowhere to be found i'm enjoying them all.

[Bruce Banner]

A Town Called Mercy was pretty good.

It really does improve things when they dial down the overly comedic elements and do stories with a slightly more serious tone. I hope they bear this in mind for future Smith episodes/seasons.

[Gorn Captain]

In interviews, they're constantly going on about Rory and Amy's tragic ending.
I'd say they get turned to stone by the Angels, possibly in a "tragic/romantic" embrace or near-embrace.