Dr. Who

[shipperx]

Neil Gaiman episode was very Gaiman-y. And I loved it. He's welcome to do another episode any time. This one rocked.

Comments

[kitmarlowescot2.livejournal.com]

I know it was awesome. I love Neil Gaiman to death. Acourse only he could write this and we see Tardis/Doctor !!!
I wonder if we will see a Compassion type character that was seen in some of the 8th Doctor novels. Where a human is turned into a Tardis and is able to regularly switch back and forth from Tardis to human. And acourse the Tardis choose the Doctor, and she does take him where he needs to be.

[nmissi.livejournal.com]

The episode was fantastic; it hit every emotional note just right. Gaiman is welcome back, wonder how he'd like to go into the headwriter business when Stephen leaves? He gave us pure fanservice, but in the best possible way. Doctor/Tardis is canon now. ;) I must say I love that she "stole" him, too. And won't ever give him back.

And Matt's face is a wonder, that man can convey a dozen emotions flitting past his face, like you can see the Doctor's thought processes going by at a mile a minute... I tend to overlook his acting talent because I get caught up in the pretty, so it always sort of takes me a back when I realize (again) how very, very good he is.

[kitmarlowescot2.livejournal.com]

Only if the Endless get to come too. *Wants so much for the Doctor to meet Death and Delirium*

[wildrider.livejournal.com]

It's my new Favorite Episode of Doctor Who EVER. I loved it. Smith is turning into a right Doctor, one of the best.

[rahirah]

Someone described it as a love letter to fifty years of the show, and I think that fits perfectly.

[caliente-uk.livejournal.com]

It really was a fabulous episode. :)

[typographer.livejournal.com]

I loved it!

[zanthinegirl.livejournal.com]

By Far my favorite episode of Moffat-Who to date. I've been waiting to see it since I heard Gaiman was writing an episode; so for about 2 years now. I was (a little) worried I'd be disappointed... no chance of that!