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The last 2 episodes
satman17
28-09-2010
Just caught up with the last 2 episodes, I just think the BBC have run out of ideas, ?
lordOfTime
28-09-2010
It's not up to the BBC it's up to Steven Moffat who wrote them. I assume you're talking about Season 5.
Demolished Man
28-09-2010
Originally Posted by satman17:
“Just caught up with the last 2 episodes, I just think the BBC have run out of ideas, ?”

How do you mean 'run out of ideas'? Did you find it unoriginal or derivative, or what?

I don't mean to sound rude, but the usual criticism of The Pandorica Opens/The Big Bang is that the story got far too complex...
BibaNova
28-09-2010
Maybe too many ideas. Try this explain of the BIg Bang:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmGHAl8j5b0
Granny McSmith
28-09-2010
Originally Posted by BibaNova:
“Maybe too many ideas. Try this explain of the BIg Bang:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmGHAl8j5b0”

What a clever and funny vid. And now I'm, like, always a bonus.

To reply to the OP......

Please could you specify which episodes you are referring to, as they can't be The Pandorica Opens and The Big Bang.

I personally was not keen on TBB for various reasons, but none of those reasons were that it was short on ideas. There were so many ideas that we are still debating them on this forum
chuffnobbler
28-09-2010
I didn't understand a word of anything in those two episodes. I can confirm they did not suffer from a shortage of ideas.
Muttley76
28-09-2010
Maybe the OP means the last two episodes of Last of the Summer Wine?
chuffnobbler
28-09-2010
Originally Posted by Muttley76:
“Maybe the OP means the last two episodes of Last of the Summer Wine?”

In which case, the OP may well have a convincing argument to put forward.
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