What sequel comic series?
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With a mind to spoilers
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I think there was a tiny bit too much monologuing towards the end of this one but I was really into the theme of knowledge gathering and distribution. I’ve been re-reading Lord of the Rings recently and this comes up constantly. Also I’ve just realised at work (in an academic library) that one of my areas of interest is the development of Open Access models and the various techniques academics and libraries are trying to use to fix the academic publishing market.
I’m also always here for a space station episode and kind of wish DW had a habitual space station that it went back to a lot. I guess there’s New Earth, but they don’t go to the same place twice.
Love how little shit Nine takes from Adam. Bit brutal, but we love him 
(we as in me, that’s probably something people could take different views on)
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They go back to Satellite 5 later…
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ohh wait is that where they are for the series finale?
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Yes you got it!
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ahh sweet, I’m rewatching that tomorrow and Tuesday (I enforce cliffhangers on myself for at least a day haha) so I’m now looking forward to seeing it again ^.^
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I get what you’re saying here. I actually felt the same for a time. It’s true enough, but I think it does Eccleston a disservice. This is a big part of why I’ve enjoyed listening to his audios so much. They really empower his Doctor and give him a full sense of “Doctorishness” (if you will). But the truth is, it was always there, in his performances on screen. It’s just that the tendency to have others solve the problem obscured this.
“The Long Game” is a particularly frustrating example of this, I’ll grant you. The Jagrafess doesn’t help much with that sense of “Doctor Who” as it can’t actually do anything. Though, as usual, many of the concepts are really good.
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