Doctor Who - Series 6.

[dbgtz]

I really loved this episode! It felt a big pick up on this half of the series!

Also @Accipiter , The Cybermen are amazing but since, 2006 They've been terrible with the robotic design and story lines. The fact they've got Cybermats it's going to feel a lot like a Patrick Throughton episode with the references,

I mean Tomb of the Cybermen best episode ever.

I also think we'll be getting one new Cybermen design a bit of a nod to the old ones.

This was posted by one of the people who do concept art for the show a while ago on the net, but it is a sexy design,

As cool as I find that, I think a lot of the younger viewers would just think "what the poo" (they havn't developed the ability to swear) due to how old-fashioned it looked. Also I think the design of the cybermen currently aren't bad in anyway, it's more of how they move.

[Accipiter]

It is a bit daft, what kind of Human would swap immortality for 0 agility and never being able to run / jump / do gymnastics again

[dbgtz]

It is a bit daft, what kind of Human would swap immortality for 0 agility and never being able to run / jump / do gymnastics again

the kind who are forced

[Smurfed-]

I think tonight's episode has got to be the best one in this series

[Accipiter]

I wonder what cyberman olympics are like

I wonder if theres any rogue cybermen that make custom edits to their cyber suit

[Fez]

YES.

PONDS ARE GONE.

ROLL ON SMITH AND CORDEN.

ALL DAY. EVERYDAY!

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I'll miss Rorypants and Karen Gillan's increasing attractiveness but thank god they've booted the most inconsistent character of all time. Such a shame to see Mr Badass part with us, but finally, roll on a show that concentrates on one sole main character.

I love how he said goodbye. I have new found respect for Moffat and Whithouse for letting the Doctor properly say goodbye to companion, probably not forever, and it's so sweet to find the Doctor at an emotional peak. That whole "Lose your faith in me." the episode was built around all drove us to the point where Amy had to let go. She had to stop being Amy Pond, the child, and become Amy Williams, the hot wife. Maybe it's what explains her inconsistent characterization, though that kinda belittles every standalone story ever, but otherwise... hot damn. What. An Episode.

The mysteries like "What was in the Doctor's room?" PERFECT. Like us knowing his name, unnecessary but at the same time we kinda want to know. Good, honest mysteries that define characters rather than act as throwaway plot elements that will 'all make sense later'. That's the difference between Who and LOST.

Suddenly looking forward to seeing how this series end.

[rezzmarr]

I totally wasn't expecting amy and rory to leave, so that was a surprise ;o...
I can't wait to see who the next companion is~

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;D

It would be nice if the doctor's daughter returned too ^^

[iBlueBox]

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Amy and Rory haven't left, Well there in episode thirteen. Also they have both said they will be involved in Series 7, but it is not sure if they will be a full time companion just the odd advnture.

[Accipiter]

James Cordon should become a full time companion, the doctor needs a best mate, not a girl companion again, literally someone who is his friend and not his assistant and James can pull that off perfectly

[dbgtz]

James Cordon should become a full time companion, the doctor needs a best mate, not a girl companion again, literally someone who is his friend and not his assistant and James can pull that off perfectly

Eh I don't think I'd like Corden around for a whole series, but I totally agree on the best friend thing.