(Originally posted on Nik Nak and Grub’s Who Peculiar on 10 September 2011 20:11:00.)
Were you impressed … ?
I was impressed … !
Seriously … !
I’m in enthusiastic burble mode.
You can tell, can’t you … ?
Ooooh, hang on, the Focus Puller … !
Yes …
I’m definitely burbling, aren’t … !
Right, hang on …
Cup of tea, deep breath …
And let me tell you about tonight’s episode of Dr Who … !
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Episode 10, The Girl Who Waited sees the Dr, Amy and Rory heading off for the resort world of Apalapucia: which the Dr happily claim’s is a lot less touristy than the universe’s best resort.
The trouble is, of course … ?
The one thing you EXPECT to be a problem on ANY foreign trip, really.
Getting caught up in Quarantine, on the way through.
Seemingly … ?
One will affect both the Doctor, and the natives, and kill either within a day.
The unfortunate thing … ?
Is that while the Doctor manages to get he and Rory back to the TARDIS, Amy is caught up in a mildly parallel time stream, initially designed to isolate infected visitors.
Notice I say mildly parallel … ?
Mildly parallel …
And slightly faster.
With the net result that Amy is left stranded for thirty-six years, being chased by the robots, the Hand-Bots.
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Now …
I’ll be frank, again, I don’t know if you actually caught The Girl Who Waited, tonight, but if you didn’t … ?
If you didn’t, I personally believe you’ve missed a cracker of an episode!
For starters, Karen Gillan’s performance, as both the older and younger Amy was amazing.
Yes, I know: and I’m honest enough to admit 5’11” of cute redhead’s very hard to ignore … !
But there’s a scene where ‘our’ Amy is interacting with her older self, through a magnifying glass that’s a joy to watch.
I’ll let you catch that for yourself.
But if you’ve missed tonight’s four-handed episode?
Well …
You’ve missed a treat … !
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