*Spoilers*
Well …
Maybe that’s sounding a touch harsh.
It’s accurate, though.
I’m not stunned by The Curse of the Black Spot.
However, I’ve got to admit, I did enjoy it
The Curse of the Black Spot opens with the Doctor, Rory and Amy finding themselves on board the good ship, Fancy: commanded by Captain Henry Avery, the Fancy has a Siren problem.
No, seriously, a siren problem.
In this case … ?
It’s a turquoise painted siren — played by Lily Cole, who I’d last seen in The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus — who appears out of the sea, whenever one of Captain Avery’s band, whenever one of them is injured.
There’s a reason for that …
As we eventually find out, the siren isn’t actually malicious.
And is going after the injured member’s of the crew for a very good reason: seemingly …
She’s the emergency medical hologram for a ship, stuck in a dimensional hole in space, in the same point where the Fancy is …
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Hmmm … !!!!
Yes … !
Quite … !
Right, sorry, just got distracted by an old friend, there … !
Carly, soon as I get the chance, I’ll try and post up a Permissions Check How To!
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At any rate …
As I was saying … !
The Curse of The Black Spot wasn’t quite the stunner the opening two episodes were.
Saying that … ?
I’m thinking that, when we look back on the season, episode three will be the light and fluffy episode, countering the darkness of the previous two episodes …
And what looks — from the various preview clips and trailer, floating around — Episode four, next week, sounds as dark.
On the other hand … ?
The Curse of The Black Spot may not be the best episode of the three, we’ve seen in season six, so far …
But it’s definitely fun episode … !
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