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Someone on imdb suggested they could've played this over the end rather than Athlete (think it was Athlete), though I think they made the right choice really.
It was a good episode. I don't usually like the ones where it's all "hey famous person, YOU'RE FANTASTIC YOU KNOW THAT" and they're all "no, YOU ARE, DOCTOR!" but as TOMTREK said he was actually a proper character and he still killed himself in the end. I liked the scene with them looking up at the starry (starry) night. And it was sad when Amy was crying.
Vincent Van Gogh kills giant deadly invisible space chicken. WITH HIS EASEL. And that wasn't even the best part of the episode. Top marks for this ep, I say.
Sounds positive. Starz are behind Spartacus, which is awesome, so a collab with the BBC should work out very well. Doesn't sound like Ianto's coming back, unless he'll be a surprise addition.
The fact that I have 5 episodes stockpiled on my DVR says something. I've watched the first 3 Matt Smith episodes. The first one was pretty good, I really like Amy Pond. The second was great, I thought those "fortune teller" box guys were pretty creepy. The third one, with the Daleks, was just plain awful. I was barely paying attention while watching it. I'll catch up by this weekend so I can actually contribute to the conversation!
Good to hear. I was really disappointed with the Dalek episode, so I've been watching everything else on my DVR. I'll get to all of them over the weekend.
The good:
Matt Smith. Every part with him in was great, he can make anything, no matter how bad, at least somewhat entertaining and he was on top form the whole episode.
Amy was good for what we saw of her.
The not-TARDIS sort of lookedl ike McGann's TARDIS.
The next time trailer.
The bad:
Every other second of the episode. The stupid love story about two characters I don't care about was just terrible in every way and whenever Matt Smith wasn't on screen I wanted to punch someone (usually James Cordon).