i know trailers are meant to make the episode look good but next weeks looks amazing

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k9fan

26-10-2014

[quote=doctor blue box;75351777]The trailer mostly looks amazing and for the most part has a vibe reminiscent of the series 4 finale

but.....

Hearing the words 'time can be rewritten' rear their head in a Moffat script makes me think that this could easily be another Moffat timey wimey tangled mess where he plays with time to no real end apart from trying to look clever, makes everything complicated and leaves us with more questions or confusion than when we started, and it is for that reason that the one line has gone from making me look immensly forward to the finale to making me think it may well be as much of a mess as the 'impossible girl' storyline was, although obviously I hope to be proved wrong.

P.s as for the line 'Clara oswald never existed', on hearing that I could only think how great it could have been if that was true in the real world and the character Clara oswald had never existed.[/QUOTE]

Originally Posted by CD93:
“You really want K-9 ”

sebbie3000

26-10-2014

Originally Posted by The Alpha Gamer:
“Yeah but last week's made this week look good...you can't trust the trailers.”

Not sure I agree there!

wolfuk

26-10-2014

Next week is not the final, there is one after that, Heaven falls

daydreamerjade

28-10-2014

Originally Posted by BlackTarantula:
“OK, maybe I'm way off, but am I the only one getting the impression that Clara and Missy swap bodies somehow? Very early in the trailer, there's a shot of Missy looking startled (whilst lying down?), perhaps waking up. This could be Clara waking up in Missy's body after some sort of body swap. Then there's Missy's calm 'you know who I am' - said in a way that I could imagine Clara delivering the line. Perhaps all this explains why Clara is acting so evil in the trailer. And it could be that they share some strange connection that allows Missy to inhabit Clara's body.”

I really like this idea. I was just thinking about the contrast between Clara's determination to save "one innocent life" in Kill The Moon, and her rather cavalier attitude towards the various deaths in Flatline. I did wonder if something had happened to her between those episodes (like she'd been replaced) - something the Doctor knew was coming, but didn't know exactly when. So when he disappeared during Kill The Moon, he was actually testing her.

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