Capaldi, Capaldi, & more Capaldi

[Gorn Captain]

An alien being is bound to have some sort of accent.

[jwyblejr]

Clem must be big here in the States. Or will soon be. Walmart has the first episode of the new season on DVD. Haven't released just a single episode of a season before.

[Mikey]

My view of tonights episode

Boring !!!!!!!

Boring !!!!!!!

Boring !!!!!!!

Boring !!!!!!!

----- oh, clip of the War Doctor ... This might get better.........

Nope,

Boring !!!!!!!

Boring !!!!!!!

Boring !!!!!!!

[johnnystorm]

Tonight's was the weakest so far, very confusing and really nothing happened...although I'm sure we'll be revisiting all this again before long. Again we're back to too much companion not enough Doctor & monsters. Oh for a companion that gets on the Tardis and stays put, following the Doctor through adventures without all this drama.
I'm also not too fond of this pinpoint accuracy in landing the Tardis in bedrooms and kitchens either. Better when it just popped up randomly.
The clip for next week looks interesting. Did you catch Abslom Daak on the tv screen? Oh, man, that would be awesome if he showed up!

[Godzilla]

It wasn't as well constructed as previous episodes, but as a character driven episode (rather than a monster one) I really liked it. Fascinating aspects to the Doctor's character and again a good episode for Clara.

[Gorn Captain]

I loved this episode. I thought it was very suspenseful. Well-written, well-directed and edited.
A return to form for Moffat, with a perfect sequel to Blink, if you ask me.
This was a very unusual story, not the standard "start-middle-ending". It didn't provide a lot of answers, and didn't really have to, IMO. This was all about nightmares, fears and whatever makes us afraid in the night, and nightmares aren't logical. The scene with the thing on the bed was quite scary...

These last three episode have been excellent, and Capaldi is doing fantastic!

[Godzilla]

Capaldi is really on his game. We're on a string of very good episodes.

[jwyblejr]

A bit off topic but was watching the news last night and the bottom scroll read THIRD DOCTOR DIES

I was like, Jon Pertwee died ??? , hey wait a minute, he died in '96

Turned out they were talking about the ebola virus doctors

That's what I get when I have Who on the brain

That's okay. I just had the same thing happen. Except the headline was for a fourth doctor. I'm like "Nooooo......not Tom Baker! "

[Bruce Banner]

Decent episode. Quite an atmospheric piece. Still loving Capaldi in the role. His portrayal of the Doctor has a wonderfully sinister edge to it. Truly great!

And yes, the glimpse of Abslom Daak on the viewscreen during the preview of next week's episode was awesome.

[Mikey]

I'm kinda like meh with the Doctor's secret history.

Seems like that's been explored to the Nth degree since Moffat took over.

Give it a rest

Just gimme some monsters and an easy to follow story and i'm in hog heaven

[fallensaviour]

Thought it was a solid story and well acted out.
No problem here.

[palitoy]

I enjoy a departure episode like this, not to spoil but it was refreshing to not have the simple "Doctor stops the monster" thing. Plenty of nice little chills and once again, Capaldi shines.

Enjoyed the little call back to the Day of the Doctor as well.

[jwyblejr]

Still trying to figure it out. If it was nothing at all,what was doing all of the stuff? What turned off the TV? What was under the sheet? Did someone have some kind of mind powers or something?

[Gorn Captain]

Still trying to figure it out. If it was nothing at all,what was doing all of the stuff? What turned off the TV? What was under the sheet? Did someone have some kind of mind powers or something?

Normally I insist on the writer providing some sort of "logical" explanation once he starts a story. That's why a lot of Moffat stories had disappointed me in the past. A great set-up, and then a "miracle" explanation at the end.
But this time, I have to make an exception. Mainly because it is a "nightmare" concept (where logic is rarely found), and second because the atmosphere in this story was so well done, the writing so strong, you just have to go along for the ride. This story just says "don't think, look under the bed and be afraid!"
It's all about basic fear.
And yes, I'd like to know what was under the bedspread, what made it tick, was there really something there?
But I just "enjoyed" the rollercoaster without thinking much about the nuts and bolts of it all...

[Earth 2 Chris]

I thought it was great.

SPOILERS


It's nice to know the Doctor DIDN'T find out the answer. Capaldi's slightly creepy and mysterious Doctor is really working for me. My son nearly flipped when he saw the War Doctor.

It was atmospheric and unsettling without ever showing anything scary...and then reassuring at the end. Just a very well-done, and poetic episode.

Chris