Fun episode. I really liked bringing Amy's boyfriend around, I just wish he wasn't another Mickey. Fish from outer space aren't nearly as cool as vampires, but vampires would be kinda boring I suppose. Quick mention of the crack in time, was that how the fish people got to Venice, through Amy's crack in time? What place does the silence have in all this? Have to wait 2 weeks for episode 6, anxious all ready!
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I'm amazed there is no reaction here after last episode !



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So no reaction after the finale ?!?!
Have you watched it ?
Personally, I was surprised at first : it was quite different from the previous RT Davies' finales, Moffat has a different way of writing !
But after thinking about it a little more and watching episodes and once more, I can definitely say that I loved it !
Of course, as it is Moffat, there are plenty of timey-wimey stuff !
So, a very good finale in my mind, even if it was on a lower scale than the previous ones ! I think it improves when you rewatch it : you can better appreciate all the foreshadowing and the logic, a little like Babylon 5 !
Have you watched it ?
Personally, I was surprised at first : it was quite different from the previous RT Davies' finales, Moffat has a different way of writing !
But after thinking about it a little more and watching episodes and once more, I can definitely say that I loved it !


Of course, as it is Moffat, there are plenty of timey-wimey stuff !

So, a very good finale in my mind, even if it was on a lower scale than the previous ones ! I think it improves when you rewatch it : you can better appreciate all the foreshadowing and the logic, a little like Babylon 5 !
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I've not seen the two last episodes yet. I often take time for the finale. But I shall come back here soon 

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I've seen them tonight and liked them. I don't see much to add than JainaXF hasn't already said.
At the end of the season I confirm that Matt Smith is doing an amazing job as the Doctor, a point I was a bit sceptical about at first.
On the other hand, I'm a bit disapointed by Moffat's writing in this season. We are really far from Silence in the Library and its sequel. If he masters the time paradoxes, I didn't find he mastered as well the story telling, which also was very unexpected. I found that last episodes looked like the worst period of the X-Men comics when each stories had consequences on a universal scale with a complexity not really possible to master and easy escapes like "resets"
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At the end of the season I confirm that Matt Smith is doing an amazing job as the Doctor, a point I was a bit sceptical about at first.
On the other hand, I'm a bit disapointed by Moffat's writing in this season. We are really far from Silence in the Library and its sequel. If he masters the time paradoxes, I didn't find he mastered as well the story telling, which also was very unexpected. I found that last episodes looked like the worst period of the X-Men comics when each stories had consequences on a universal scale with a complexity not really possible to master and easy escapes like "resets"

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