"I don't want to go!"

Tennant saw it coming.

Changing the main character to a female is a stretch too far. End of the matter

It's not a stretch at all though.

The Doctor has a 100% physical transformation every single time.

And, no, you don't get to say when the end of the discussion is. Don't be so bloody rude!

"End of matter" - Sorry, others have an opinion too :shrug:

Bill's coming back for the Christmas special :amazed:

(it's called Twice Upon a Time)

That new trailer was epic!

:(

Mark Gatiss. :skull:

Mark Gatiss has played about 5 characters in this show now :skull:

The episode looks good though! Can't wait for the regeneration. I hope Jodie has a few lines at the end.

Meanwhile, at Torchwood

So Bill is gone after Christmas?

God Moffat is ****.

It probably wasn't his decision to be fair.

I assume Chibnall could have kept her on for another season if he wished but probably wanted to start from a blank canvas.

The End of Time - Tennant, RTD leave
The Time of the Doctor - Smith leaves
Twice Upon a Time - Capaldi, Moffat leave

I'm sensing a theme here :think: (not to mention that Smith and Moffat's first episode was also time-related)

From what I understand Mark Gatiss is also leaving, so him appearing in this is something of a thank you for him, I don't mind him appearing anyway, he's a decent actor. I think Bill leaving is probably for the best, her story is pretty much done, I ended up liking her a lot more than I expected.

That's interesting actually as Gatiss has acted and wrote episodes for RTD and Moffat.

(They're kind of all time related)

(I was talking specifically about the episode titles you wally)

Me when Debs doesnt win BB

Was Series 9 any good?

I'm waiting for it to arrive on Netflix before I can make a balanced judgement, but I'll be really unhelpful and say... kind of and also kind of not? There are definitely some stand-out stories and of course it's completely subjective (if you're a fan of majority two-parter, darker, heavily Moffatian episodes and lots and lots of Clara then you might love it), but something about it just felt... off and not very Who-like for me at the time. I might change my opinion completely when I re-watch but the whole Ashildr plot and Clara's prolonged farewell tour, plus the thought of episodes like Sleep No More make me hesitant. I know the critics absolutely loved it though, so -shrug-