The Doctor, the Widow and the Wardrobe

[peteyt]

Anyone see the doctor who Christmas special.

I didn't care for it as much as last years but I do prefer them over RTD's specials - just found his too over the top often.

I would have liked for bill bailey to be in a bit more, seemed a bit pointless having a bigish name like him in for only that amount of time.

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I was actually expecting some conflict between the peopledestroyingthe trees and the doctor and it kind of seemed quite a wastedopportunitynot having that scenario

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Loved the whole stuff about the crying being silly and humanish to then in turn get the doctor crying at the end, didn't think we'd see that. However I did find the part of the pilot husband seeing them (the light) as quite predictable

[Chippiewill]

My only complaint is that SF pulled the power of love card again. Otherwise it was an all round nice episode.

[Inseriousity.]

It's christmas so it has to be fluffy and light and everything nice so it was highly predictable but it was still a nice little episode.

[=Lizzy]

it was alright but i didn't think it was the best. However, I liked it as it didn't scare some of my family because if it had it would of ruined the night.
happy and jolly for the win.

[geo]

I thought it was a nice, cute episode. I thought the story was nice and glad it ended on a good note. Very predictable, not the best Christmas episode but still enjoyable to watch.

[peteyt]

I forgot to mention a nice little throw back to the Caves of Androzani (A classic who episode - Peter Davidson Regenerated in it - and quite a great episode if I might add)