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I've been rewatching some of my favourite episodes recently, and I swear he never blinks at all after becoming Son of Mine. It's the most offputting thing about a performance that's chock full of 'em. It's creepy as heck and I love it.
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Just watched the special now and it felt like an attempt to do a big, bombastic special the way he thinks RTD would have done one. But, well, that was hampered by it being an episode Written By Chris Chibnall.
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Rochallor posted:
To be fair, the scene with just the Doctor and Ryan was the setup for that. That conversation made it super obvious that Ryan was gonna leave, and that in turn means Graham was definitely gonna leave too.
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I kinda wonder how much the show would be improved if they separated the behind the scenes management and head writer duties into two different roles. After Moffat blundered juggling both sides of it so hard in season 5 that it took literally years to fix, it feels like an idea that's long overdue. Chibnall might be good at the managerial stuff, I genuinely don't know there, but he's clearly lacking massively as a lead writer. He's written like one genuinely good episode of the show, seemingly by accident. Having someone else in charge of just the writing, and editing, would help everything from feeling so massively gray and bland on average. e; Like 'em or not, but RTD and Moffat both had very high highs and also very low lows. Chibnall sure seems to manage half of that. Just, y'know, the wrong half.
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Jan 4, 2021 22:40
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Rhyno posted:I would love if Jodie regenerates into a former companion, says something and is like "oh no, I know that voice." It'll never happen but this idea really makes me want a full season of Doctor-Donna.
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