Well, I would, but have you seen the size of some of those paintings? The other commuters get a bit shirty when you take up two seats. Then there's always the problem of creatures and Time Lords jumping out of them and getting shards of glass in the carpet.

(For fans of authenticity and nit-picking of Doctor Who episodes, the National Gallery doesn't actually glaze its pics. Except maybe the secret ones that I can't discuss, of course.)

Just got round to watching it last night,hmm it's the 1st episode I've voted as less than good on the polls.
It was a strange one because in some ways it was a very watchable episode with good pace throughout.
But the problem was if you thought about it for even a second as you went along it was just really poor writing all over the place.The whole idea that the Earth/Unit would agree to let 20 million Zygons settle is a bit far fetched even for Doctor Who,and makes no sense given the history.
The biggest nonsense though was the fact that UNIT seems to suddenly be staffed by brain dead morons,soldiers just happily ignoring orders and wandering off to their deaths,Kate investigating possibly the most dangerous place on Earth and just going by herself. No wonder they now think Clara is a genius she must be the only one who can tie her own shoes.

excellent, nice to see Osgood again (zygon or not) not sure how the doctor will get out of this one (was quite a cliffhanger )

loved the rock version of Amazing Grace at the beginning

Probably the only episode I've really enjoyed this series. Must have been the gorgeous sight of Clara/Bonnie with a ponytail......