[Rob!]

Originally Posted by Sticks

The science behind that one was rubbish and non existence

But you're fine with the concept of a man who can change all his structural DNA whenever he dies flying around in a blue box throughout time and space?

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Rob!

But you're fine with the concept of a man who can change all his structural DNA whenever he dies flying around in a blue box throughout time and space?

I understand what you're saying here but for me the element of "suspension of disbelief" is important. Mine can go pretty far, to be fair, I watch a lot of sci-fi that doesn't stand up to scientific scrutiny, BUT I draw the line when it doesn't stand up to plain old logic.

The moon egg episode... I was fine with. Totally fine with. I actually thought it was really good, in fact, and a hugely imaginative concept... but the end ruined it.

Because it left behind another egg, than was exactly the same size as the first egg, as a replacement moon.

So the thing hatched, a newborn space creature, and then left behind an egg the same size as the one it literally just hatched out of. Wut! It laid something the same size as it's entire body. The concept is ridiculous. They should have come up with another explanation like... I dunno... it leaves behind some invisible gravitational force so that the earth doesn't go into chaos, and then the humans replace the moon with some sort of projection or hologram from then on so that people don't panic. Still pretty out there but at least feasible.