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Moffat's children are words... brialliant words brought to life by the amazing cast and crew of the shows he runs! >:3 Of course he has human kids too...

You're just jealous!

Shuttup ;-; I have many typos and I am proud of all them! They are like my children xD

Yes, but with moer paper cuts in unwanted places ;-;

That would be very useful around exam times >:3 Travel into the future, pick up the exam paper and travel back in time to actually sit the paper but you already know what it'll be on MWHAAHAHHAHA!

Riiiiiiight, well I am putting my thoughts into a spoiler but seriously, don't spoil yourselves as it'll ruin it.

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First off "What chapter are you on?" "Chapter 10" "Oooh, chapter eleven is the best." GAHHHHHHHHH! It made me squeal with happiness and everyone else in the room just looked at me like I was some sort of freak xD

Anyway, I thought it was brilliant, I had been wondering about the "Bells of Saint John" and the only connection I could think of (before watching the episode) was the St. John's ambulance sticker on the side which I thought was quite cool. The title makes it sound so old fashioned when the episode is predominantly urban London which I just think sounds cool as a phone call is what started it all of and the ringing was the "bells".

I liked the concept as well since it hasn't really been done before, wifi is quite a scary thing as it connects loads of people and is also just cyberspace- the average person doesn't really know that much about it. However, I thought it was a brilliantly creepy thought and this episode successfully creeped me out a bit- no other episode has managed that.

The Spoonheads were freaky! I hope we see their return at some point, they were like the snow in "The Snowmen" as they just mirror your words and, funnily enough, I recon that is what they were supposed to be (see the twist at the end). I kind of wanted to know a bit more about their production but I'm sure that will become apparent at some point... hopefully?

I wonder whether the change of clothes for the Doctor is symbolic of him moving on- in Victorian London, he didn't wear his bow tie as he was feeling depressed as if he was thrown out of whack by the Ponds departure but Clara lobbed him back into it causing him to put it on without thinking. It kind of shows how he needs to save people as it makes him feel better about himself as he's doing something positive and maybe distracts him from his own self loathing thoughts. I think the discarding of the Tweed jacket is symbolic of him moving on from the Ponds and facing up to helping the universe once again.

I'm also thinking that the first Clara we see in Asylum of the Daleks is after the one we see in modern day London as it explains where she got her computer skills from. I think the souffle thing is her own but the computer skills came directly from the events in this episode. This is just speculation though. It kind of begs the question how many more "Clara's" are out there? One other thing, VICTORIAN!Clara and DALEK!Clara are both called "Clara Oswin Oswald" while present day Clara is just "Clara Oswald" until she names herself "Oswin" after abbreviating "Oswald for the win!" and I don't know what to make of that.

Also, I think the theory that Clara is the child of Rose and TenToo but in the prequel of this episode you see her with her mother, now this could be adoptive mother but it kind of kinks the concept.

I need to do a bit of research into the Great Intelligence as they were Classic Who and I want to know what they did back in the 60's with Yeti's and the Underground (if I'm not mistaken since in The Snowmen, the Doctor gives GI the idea that the underground is a "key stategic weakness") but I am curious as to why it's Doctor Simeon's face. I suppose we only saw the snow dissolve in the sphere and Simeon dying but that's it really. I'm sure the GI lives on through the ages and I'm guessing it'll be this series main enemy. It kind of reminded me of the MCP from Tron. If it feeds off human minds then this could come back is various ways and I look forward to seeing how Moffat uses it. It controls them like a puppet master and doesn't care- obvious trait for a villain but done brilliantly nonetheless.

I found the end incredibly chilling and creepy when UNIT walk in on the evil woman and she has regressed to childhood and yet is an older woman. Brilliant.

The one thing I wanted to see more of was Clara's display of intelligence, she knew a lot about books and stuff but computers she was lost on until the download. I hope we see some more of that in the rest of the series. I also think the Doctor should have had a bit more faith in Clara with the computer whilst in the cafe as he knew she managed to hack the Daleks' hive mind when he couldn't, perhaps he forgot or just thought this incarnation of Clara doesn't have those skills. It's interesting to see how the Doctor see's Clara- is she the same, does she just look the same, what is she etc.

One thing I look forward to is whether or not the Doctor actually explains to Clara what he has previously seen of her or not.

Next episode looks good- on an alien planet so that should be interesting as we haven't been to a proper alien planet in a while (and by that I mean completely inhabited by aliens).

Also, on the 50th cast. WOOOOOOOOO! Have the BBC actually confirmed it on their site though because a part of my mind was telling me it could be a hack or still just a rumour. I know there were tweets about it but they seemed vague and non-legit but that's just my suspicious mind since we all know Tennant has to return otherwise so many fans would be so disappointed plus every anniversary done so far has been a multi-doctor episode.