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Soooooo if the old-style bronze Daleks killed anyone in the space of time between them killing the Drone-Daleks and them all piling into that other TARDIS - and they're Daleks, they definitely did kill people - all of those deaths are on The Doctor's hands, right? She let Daleks invade the Earth and they definitely killed people as a direct result of her actions? But I guess the episode never showed it so it's fine. I liked the scene between Yas and Jack as it's always nice to have characters that are from totally different places and times talk to each other and compare experiences. It would be nice to have a dynamic like that in the show full time but I guess it's against BBC law to have a companion from anywhere other than contemporary Earth so we get John Bishop putting a box in the back of a van.
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Davros1 posted:Spoiler for RTD's new drama "It's a Sin." Oh god I need these episodes to be real now: 
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howe_sam posted:If we're talking things that will never happen, I say hand the show over to Noah Hawley and let him cook. The time creatures in the last season of Legion were better 'Doctor Who monsters' than any of the new monsters on the show during the last two seasons, so I'd be down for that.
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