Originally Posted by ComicGuy89 (Post 257745)

Watched An Adventure in Space and Time. It was very hard keeping tears in. What a lovingly crafted tribute.:cry

Originally Posted by Dr Kain (Post 257650)

Actually, it makes perfect sense. Think about "The End of Time." Timothy Dalton said they were trapped, frozen in time and needed to get out. What happens in the new special? It turns out Gallifrey was not destroyed but frozen in time.

Originally Posted by Locke (Post 257770)

So we are actually supposed to believe that the Timelords were never destroyed at all?

Originally Posted by KyoryuGreen (Post 257765)

I really enjoyed it and feel bad for Will Hartnell. I only watched the second half of it but it was still very enjoyable.

Originally Posted by Sentai (Post 257432)

I really hope that Moffat doesn't make this a habit where every episode is Something of the Doctor. We had Name of, and Day of, and now Time of? Seems like a little much.

Originally Posted by Sentai (Post 257432)

I really hope that Moffat doesn't make this a habit where every episode is Something of the Doctor. We had Name of, and Day of, and now Time of? Seems like a little much.

Originally Posted by Sentai (Post 257432)

I really hope that Moffat doesn't make this a habit where every episode is Something of the Doctor. We had Name of, and Day of, and now Time of? Seems like a little much.

Originally Posted by Switchblade (Post 258057)

Considering these episodes probably form a sort of trilogy, I'm cool with it.

Cool with it of the Doctor. :p