-Possible Spoilers- Doctor Who Season 6: Part One

So i bought the Doctor Who Season 6: Part One off of iTunes last night and i watched it. I loved it, big fan. (I'm American- quick shout out to my UK friends: you guys have brilliant shows!)
I've followed the series since the show continued back up in 2005 with Billie Piper (totally smashing) and Christipher Eccleston. Loved David Tennant the most, still getting used to Matt Smith, but he's cool...

What was your favorite parts/episodes/whatever of Season 6 part 1? And what didn't you like about it? (if at all possible?!)

here's mine:

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I loved the Doctor's Wife episode the best. I loved how he finally saw a personified version of the TARDIS. It was funny, i loved how he asked her what her name was, and after all those years, she say's its "sexy." Hahaa it was hilarious that the Doctor was calling her "sexy thing" the rest of the episode:) (i gotta use that as my catchphrase...)

I also was glad we finally know who River Song is, the daughter of Amy and Rory. I loved the reaction the Doctor had when River told him to read the Galifrian (dunno if that's spelled right...) on the cradle.

The only i didn't like was it felt like things were too fast pace, and i kinda missed the traditional Christmas special first episode...

 

aw that sucks... i dunno if you could watch them on youtube, or maybe even the BBC website. I heard rumors they do post them for watching purposes only.

That was the latest episode, it was called "A Good Man Goes to War." It sounds like you missed one in between, "The Rebel Flesh was the part one of an episode, then "The Almost People" is the conclusion. Then the latest episode.

I think Part Two starts up this fall, i think they are changing the structure of the shows, having summer for a break and for conjuring up ideas:) I think the current writer took over either in the middle of Season 5 or at the start, but he's been doing a great job!

As for the other branches of Doctor Who, i never really got into them... I tried watching the Sarah Jane Series, but that's more for little kids. Not thrilling enough...

 

aww yeah, i wasn't sure if it would be on BBC site...

Really? the 11th? that's Matt Smith, the one who took over in season 5 after the amazing David Tennant. I know Tennant (10th Doctor) was on the Sarah Jane series, i saw the episode. It was ok, kinda like an old Scooby-Doo episode where he leads them around and they figure out how to save Sarah Jane... It was the "best" episode i saw of Sarah Jane, if that accounts for anything...

 

Well during the first episode of season 5, i thought Smith was trying to impersonate Tennant... guess he was to change directions towards his Doctor personality. I missed the random "Everything makes sense, yes! why didn't i think of that... Oh no!" rants from Tennant, and when i was watching season 5, i thought Smith was acting stupid. but he made out, his stupidity is funny, but for the longest time it was annoying...

 

That part was funny, but more toward the end of the episode it felt like that's all he did. He got better as the season pressed on, he just had to find balance between witty and genius. and i think he's got it now!

 

hmmm... my favorite would have to be "Blink" in Season 3, it was the most scariest-thrilling one. As for season 5 and now... "Vincent and the Doctor" i'm an artist so that one was cool.

 

Yeah, the only thing that was disappointing in that one was the fact that when they figured out that Amy doesn't have her eyes open, they move. they broke the rule of how we see them too. and also in "Blink", the Doctor explains that they are creatures that cease to exist when looked at. So i thought if they were gonna break the rule that we're watching, i was thinking they would lose their rock form, and look like a demonic shadow. (kinda like anti-sora)

 

Hmm... i guess that's kinda strange since that was the finale... but it was good! i love how Rory became the legendary Roman soldier!

 

Hahaa i loved the fez too, i love when they had him say he needed a fez in "The Impossible Astronaut".

Well what i meant was when Amy was surrounded by Weeping Angels in the forrest part, she followed the beeping and walked around them with her eyes closed. (because of the Angel in her eyes) The Weeping Angels thought that she had her eyes open, so they froze, until she tripped, then it zoomed in to a face of an angel and it turned its head and looked at her. At that point was where i was disappointed, i thought they would shed the rock look and become demonic looking since when they are looked at, the cease to exist...

 

Well According to the Doctor, the Weeping Angels "are as old as the universe (or very nearly), but no one really knows where they come from." He also describes them as the loneliest beings in the universe, since their quantum-lock reaction makes it difficult for them to socialize. That said, in all their TV appearances, the Angels could communicate with each other and work in groups. The quantum-lock is apparently an instinctive, uncontrollable reaction based on the idea of being seen. However, if the Angels are scared themselves, this reaction can be exploited to make them believe they are being watched when they are not. Though they cannot themselves speak, they can communicate through the voice of a person they kill by ripping out their brains and reanimating their minds. They are also very physically strong, capable of snapping necks, though physically killing a victim is rare for them.

But i thought that when they do "exist", they would not look like statues, because that's the defensive instinct look.