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Results:How would you rate "Dark Water" ... ?
Excellent
332 (63.36%)
Good
113 (21.56%)
Average
36 (6.87%)
Meh!
21 (4.01%)
Rubbish!
22 (4.20%)
Voters: 524. You can't vote on this poll right now - are you signed in?
Doctor Who - S8E11 - Dark Water - 1st Nov '14 - BBC One (HD) @ 8.15pm
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Chris Davies
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by Collins1965:
“That along with Moffat now deciding that he knows what happens after death. I sat in horror as he decided that people who chose cremation can feel the pain of it, as do those who donate their bodies to science. Wow. Just wow.”

I thought it was established at the end that the 'Nethersphere' is that big timelord beach ball, within which Missy has trapped some element of the consciousness of the dead. So it's not, in fact, about what really happens after death after all (unless you happen to be caught up in the nefarious plans of a renegade time lord.)
Tom Tit
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by Collins1965:
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That along with Moffat now deciding that he knows what happens after death. I sat in horror as he decided that people who chose cremation can feel the pain of it, as do those who donate their bodies to science. Wow. Just wow.”


LOL! I think you just won the 'most reactionary post of the year' award. Congratulations!

Doctor Who getting complaints again... A sure sign Moffat is getting it right.
CD93
05-11-2014
"The Nethersphere. You know it's ever so fun. The people who live inside that thing think they've gone to heaven"

I'll just leave that line here, if there's still some confusion.
smithers3162
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by Collins1965:
“ironically for me just as the Doctor is starting to feel like the Doctor at long last the show itself takes another turn for the worse by turning the iconic Master into Mary Poppins.

That along with Moffat now deciding that he knows what happens after death. I sat in horror as he decided that people who chose cremation can feel the pain of it, as do those who donate their bodies to science. Wow. Just wow.

The sooner Clara joins Danny Pink wherever he is and never comes back the better. I can't abide either of them.”

Shame you didn't understand the episode. Maybe try watching it again?
Tony Tiger
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by CD93:
“"The Nethersphere. You know it's ever so fun. The people who live inside that thing think they've gone to heaven"

I'll just leave that line here, if there's still some confusion.”

Nice one. By all means people should criticise the show for things it does wrong or badly, but it can be irritating to see so many attack it for something they didn't understand, even when it was clearly explained.
Simon_Ambler
05-11-2014
either way im looking forward to this
Jules_Thornley
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by Tony Tiger:
“Nice one. By all means people should criticise the show for things it does wrong or badly, but it can be irritating to see so many attack it for something they didn't understand, even when it was clearly explained.”

I have to confess, I fail to understand elements of the show sometimes. Watching the episode again does help. Oh and not watching it having had a couple of glasses of wine.
Kapellmeister
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by CD93:
“"The Nethersphere. You know it's ever so fun. The people who live inside that thing think they've gone to heaven"

I'll just leave that line here, if there's still some confusion.”

I loved the delivery of this line. It was so scathing and derogatory
Kapellmeister
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by Chris Davies:
“I thought it was established at the end that the 'Nethersphere' is that big timelord beach ball, within which Missy has trapped some element of the consciousness of the dead. So it's not, in fact, about what really happens after death after all (unless you happen to be caught up in the nefarious plans of a renegade time lord.)”

Yes, this ^^^. Maybe it won't actually be spelt out in Big Capital Letters until the second part but it was quite obvious that the 'dead feel things' stuff was, as the Doctor said, pure fakery and nothing but a scam and a racket.
GDK
05-11-2014
Anyone else spot the "miniature Clara" post-it? I've been wracking my brain but can't think of anything that we've seen that it could link to. Unlike all the other post-its we saw.

It doesn't make sense that the Cybermen would need permission to delete the emotions of their "dead" victims. It's never been a problem for them before - just grab the body, whip out the brain, pop it in the cyberbody and "Bob's yer uncle (or perhaps auntie)".

In fact, what use would the captured "souls" of the recently deceased be to them? They've always had/needed organic brains.

No. There has to be something else going on, more than the surface 3W scam, for it to make sense. It's a really mixed up concept right now.

I have no clue as to what that might be. Great, isn't it.
CAMERA OBSCURA
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by GDK:
“Anyone else spot the "miniature Clara" post-it? I've been wracking my brain but can't think of anything that we've seen that it could link to. Unlike all the other post-its we saw.”

Into The Dalek. I would assume.
CD93
05-11-2014
I suspect miniature Clara is related to the episode where Clara was turned miniature

It will come to you

EDIT: Sniped by a much too helpful poster!
GDK
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by CAMERA OBSCURA:
“Into The Dalek. I would assume.”

D'oh! Of course.
GDK
05-11-2014
Ever asked what you thought was good, thoughtful a question, and immediately realised it was just dumb?
Residents Fan
05-11-2014
The BBC has defended the storyline:

http://seriable.com/doctor-bbc-defen...ale-storyline/
Collins1965
05-11-2014
[quote=Tom Tit;75488773]LOL! I think you just won the 'most reactionary post of the year' award. Congratulations!

Doctor Who getting complaints again... A sure sign Moffat is getting it right.[/QUOTE

Thanks
Hestia
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by Kapellmeister:
“Yes, this ^^^. Maybe it won't actually be spelt out in Big Capital Letters until the second part but it was quite obvious that the 'dead feel things' stuff was, as the Doctor said, pure fakery and nothing but a scam and a racket.”

Comment on the BBC website in response to complaints have plainly said just that.
sonicsocks
05-11-2014
Hello, first post..bit of a lurker..

Loved this episode..thought the script was fantastic..the analogy Seb used of babies in the womb on a telephone call to explain the possibilty of an afterlife was..divine!

I first thought the post it notes that Clara was using were perhaps to remind her of what she is supposed to say to Pink..possibly been memory wiped with a worm or something to protect any paradoxy goings on if the Doctor has found a way round saving Danny?? maybe thats why she was telling him to shut up so he listened to her before the accident?

I have seen the MTV interview with Michelle Gomez and thought her first quote is interesting..wont discuss it incase its spoiler and also dont click it if you think it might have a spoiler in it (not sure if link has been put on here yet already but just incase it hasnt...)


http://www.mtv.com/news/1983988/doct...e-gomez-missy/
emby2
05-11-2014
Just took a cursory glance at the official Facebook page. Wow. So much hate.

I mean, at least SOME of us liked it on here!
CD93
05-11-2014
I've actually seen more positivity than negativity for Missy,

But every comments chain seems overbearingly different. Hence why the production team scoffs at them.
emby2
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by CD93:
“I've actually seen more positivity than negativity for Missy,

But every comments chain seems overbearingly different. Hence why the production team scoffs at them.”

Well, I would certainly hope so! The last post for instance, ends with the words 'Who's excited?', which implies a request for feedback. And then the whole thing's just people going "no", "meh" or ranting about series 8 as a whole!
James Frederick
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by emby2:
“Well, I would certainly hope so! The last post for instance, ends with the words 'Who's excited?', which implies a request for feedback. And then the whole thing's just people going "no", "meh" or ranting about series 8 as a whole!”

You always see that on FB officials fan pages people who like are supposed to be fans yet about 95% of the comments are negative not just in Doctor Who but anything I'm a wrestling and and if you read the comment you would think it was a anti wrestling page
Tom Tit
05-11-2014
Hmm. I would guess the role she was originally approached about would be Madame Kovorian? Or if it was from this season I guess the Bank of Karabraxos woman.
GDK
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by sonicsocks:
“Hello, first post..bit of a lurker..

Loved this episode..thought the script was fantastic..the analogy Seb used of babies in the womb on a telephone call to explain the possibilty of an afterlife was..divine!

I first thought the post it notes that Clara was using were perhaps to remind her of what she is supposed to say to Pink..possibly been memory wiped with a worm or something to protect any paradoxy goings on if the Doctor has found a way round saving Danny?? maybe thats why she was telling him to shut up so he listened to her before the accident?

I have seen the MTV interview with Michelle Gomez and thought her first quote is interesting..wont discuss it incase its spoiler and also dont click it if you think it might have a spoiler in it (not sure if link has been put on here yet already but just incase it hasnt...)


http://www.mtv.com/news/1983988/doct...e-gomez-missy/”

Nice first post!

Welcome to the forum. I hope you enjoy it here.
johnnymc
05-11-2014
Originally Posted by Tom Tit:
“Hmm. I would guess the role she was originally approached about would be Madame Kovorian? Or if it was from this season I guess the Bank of Karabraxos woman.”

Gomez was approached for this season.
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