After watching the finale, I can say that Steven Moffat actually surpassed himself as a screenwriter.
I can’t even talk about River Song…
I can’t even talk about Clara’s destiny…
I can’t even talk about Doctor’s secrets that a person can never solve without Moffat’s directions…
I just can’t…
How are we gonna wait until November?
I can never do a review post ever again. Too much feelings.
Oh no, I can’t watch it.
Geekgasm.
Aren’t we all?
Here you are watching my expectations from the 50th anniversary of DW.
What my friends think I do.
What my mother thinks I do.
What society thinks I do.
What other bloggers think I do.
What I think I do.
What I actually do.
‘Doctor Who’ finale is ‘quite a dark episode’, says Moffat…
Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat has revealed that next weekend’s “serious” finale will “start to move the Doctor into a place”.
‘The Name of the Doctor’ airs on Saturday 18 May on BBC One.
Moffat told CultBox: “It’d be fair to say ‘the 50th starts here’. It begins. It’s quite a dark episode; it’s quite a serious episode. You’ll start to see the Doctor enter a phase of his life that’s going to change things.”
He added: “I assure you I haven’t made the 50th the second part of a story, that would be insane. We start to move the Doctor into a place, and you’ll start to see we’ve been moving him into a place for a while.”
Usual reaction of a fangirl.
Iron Man and TARDIS as cosplays.
Cumberbacth accidently said “Oh, he kissed one of my bitches!” to Pine when he kissed one of Cumberbatch’s fangirls called “the Cumberbitches.”
Oops.
