Amy’s Choice: A Quiet Village and a Dying TARDIS
Amy’s Choice puts the Doctor, Amy and Rory in a sleepy village and a dying TARDIS, with a Dream Lord twisting the knife in both.
Amy’s Choice puts the Doctor, Amy and Rory in a sleepy village and a dying TARDIS, with a Dream Lord twisting the knife in both.
The Vampires of Venice drags Rory along to 1580 to save his engagement, and finds a house full of girls with fangs who turn out not to be vampires at all.
Flesh and Stone ends the Weeping Angels two-parter with a blind walk through a forest of statues and a crack in the universe that eats people whole.
The Time of Angels sends the Doctor, Amy and River Song into a maze of statues, and the Angels are as scary as ever. Here’s what I thought.
Victory of the Daleks puts Matt Smith’s Doctor in Churchill’s war rooms with tea-serving Daleks. I loved the idea, less so the new paint job.
The Eleventh Hour crash-lands Matt Smith’s new Doctor in Amelia Pond’s garden, in a debut with a few hiccups and a stellar Karen Gillan.