Erm there were several classics in Capaldi's run! :nono:

The two part finale of series 10 is better than the two filler eps we've just had. :hmph:

a classic scene where we mostly know Art Malik from

Oh, come on. The two so far are fine, but they're not gonna be threatening any top 10 lists.

I honestly didn't know what the hell was going on throughout the recent episode. But guess I'm more into the Daleks cyber men and weeping angels type stories. Was good to see the new tardis though. I'm loving Jodie so far

i must say was like female doctor no no no
but i am happy to be proven wrong

Exactly, because no Capaldi episode is in my top 10 so neither aren't her two episodes as of yet.

Fair enough, different strokes and all that.


Capaldi grabbed me from the off, I thought he was awesome, and he elevated the crap writing he was given. But this series I just find everything ... fine. Whittaker is fine as the Doctor, if a little uncaptivating. Bike is an interesting companion, Fed might as well not have been in the episodes so far. Bradley Walsh is my favourite thing about it so far, and I really hope at some point he catches an enemy, and says "for you the chase is over!"

But maybe some of the remaining episodes will knock my socks off.

That's not what you said though.

You said the first 2 are better than all of Capaldi's.

Nothing about top 10s. :idc:

Oliver mentioned Top 10's.

Well isn't Oliver silly! :fist:

No, he is not!

so perched for tonight's episode :love:

No you're not.

The episode itself was fine, but what was with the crap popsong they played toward the end, and then over the credits? The new composer sucks, I can't even remember any of the episodes' scores...

Bloody hell at the P word at 7:15 :omgno:

That was amazing though. So brave. I am loving this series so far.

Wow. That episode has well and truly brought a tear to my eye. Rosa was and is a champion for civil and human rights. May she rest in peace.

I think the new composer is fine, I got kinda sick of all the repeating motifs by the end of Murray Gold's run as composer.

So glad they managed to do this episode well, was pretty worried about it before hand.

I actually learnt so much that episode. I had no idea Rosa knew MLK, I didn’t know she was married to a white man and I didn’t have a clue that she was still around in 1999 to receive that award :laugh:

I loved that episode. Not many Doctor Who stories have made me cry :laugh: I loved the music actually. I don't mind if I feel it's justified and suits the scene.

That episide was incredible, one of my favourite ever, but they did NOT just play 'Rise Up' over one of the most incredible and inspirational moments in history :skull:

I imagine some uncomfortable white people will write to Ofcom over it, but the reality is this episode is really educational and informative, people need to be woke and this was a cute way of doing it :clap1:

All these mentions of Grace... producers you know what to do, bring ha back :clap1:

Repeats the tired phrase of 'The Doctor owns a time machine so she could just to back in time and save ha' whilst preparing for the flood of sci-fi nerds to tell me that its not that easy and changing history is dangerous

I'm only halfway through the ep but Ryan getting off the bus at nightime on his own to stalk Rosa is pretty dumb :skull: And the fact that not one of them thought it would be a bad idea either :skull: I can't tell if his character is supposed to be stupid or if it's just the way the actor is playing him

You should read up on Claudette Colvin, the actual first black woman to refuse to give her seat up on the bus, but the Civil Rights Movement didn't want to use her as a face of the movement due to her being a pregnant teen (and some people say because her skin was much darker than Rosa's)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claudette_Colvin

She's still alive in 2018!

Apparently the episode was rated the lowest out of any New Who episodes on IMDB...

...before the episode aired.

Racists are pathetic.

Wow what a story. Terrifying to think that it really wasn’t all that long ago and we still have a way to go.

The episode was neat, probably my favourite of the season thus far, but I feel like Rosa's story was outshadowed slightly by the ridiculousness of the alien plotline? I would have liked to see Rosa playing a bigger role to better portray how sad it was to live in such horrid conditions.

I do think the writing this series has been fairly weak, though, which is a shame. The first two episodes were fairly forgettable in the grand scheme of things.

Im just glad that their plot wasnt that Rosa Parks was an alien sent from a planet 300 galaxies away to stop racism and that the episode followed a fairly ... realistic approach (besides the racist alien guy).

That racist alien can piss on me tbh

The episode was a great educational piece and hopefully many many young children and adults will learn from it. It was so uncomfortable in places but shamefully true to life.

Great episode

I'm watching it now and it's good but like some of the dialogue is really clumsy and awkward? Idk maybe it's just me

SHOOK that the evil guy was a prisoner in stormcage just like River

Ryan is an icon!

It's weird not having pre-titles scenes now

I thought it was a good episode, clumsy in parts (mainly to do with a bunch of english characters knowing so much about Rosa when American History isn't really taught much in the UK) and the villain was woeful but this wasn't an episode in which the villain mattered.

It's a daring episode but overall I thought it was a triumph tbh.

love that andra day song during that emotional scene :flutter:


it was a very lovely episode, awful how things were back then in america and yes Rosa Parks is a true icon

also nice to see other historical iconic characters such as Martin Luther King

American History is taught loads in the UK

The worst acted New Who companion BY FAR.

Tbf, Rosa Parks is very well known. I'm not au fait with a lot of major American history but even I know the Rosa Parks story.