S09E09 Sleep No More

[Agamemnon]

New title sequence... wasn't there.

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Sleep No More

So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?

Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.

If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.

How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.

Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.

Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?

Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?

Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?

8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.

80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.

Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

[The Doctor]

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

I offer my opiion in 4.5 hours.

[Timothy Bruening]

What about Dustmen vs Dream Crabs?

[The Doctor]

Post by Timothy Bruening
What about Dustmen vs Dream Crabs?

Interesting.

[Mike Hall]

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
Spoilers
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?


Mike Hall

[Agamemnon]

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
Spoilers
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting

characterisation

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?

Ah the plot. I missed that. There wasn't one as usual.

Post by Mike Hall
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune?

As usual with Moffat nothing is ever explained.

Post by Mike Hall
Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?

Or nausea.

Post by Mike Hall
Mike Hall

[Andrew M]

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
Spoilers
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

[Agamemnon]

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
Spoilers
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

It wasn't Rasmussen. It was a dustman.

[Andrew M]

Post by Agamemnon

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
Spoilers
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

It wasn't Rasmussen. It was a dustman.

That's why I added the suggestion that Rasmussen hiaself had a writer.
He too was a character in the story

[Your Name]

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?

<snip>

Oh goody. Crappy art-farty camerawork and crappy "acting" by Crapaldi
... I "look forward" to seeing this episode (starts recording in about
4 1/2 hours). :-\

[The Doctor]

Post by Your Name

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?

<snip>
Oh goody. Crappy art-farty camerawork and crappy "acting" by Crapaldi
... I "look forward" to seeing this episode (starts recording in about
4 1/2 hours). :-\

Get ready. Your review is expected.

[The Doctor]

Post by Andrew M

Post by Agamemnon

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

It wasn't Rasmussen. It was a dustman.

That's why I added the suggestion that Rasmussen hiaself had a writer.
He too was a character in the story

10/10 !

[Mike Hall]

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So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

It wasn't Rasmussen. It was a dustman.

That's why I added the suggestion that Rasmussen hiaself had a writer.
He too was a character in the story

So basically, this entire episode was about the evil of fan faction? If
that was explained better the episode would have been a classic.

[The Doctor]

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
Spoilers
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

30 minutes to go from my point of view.

[Stephen Wilson]

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall
Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It was
a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who stories.
That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it worked for
me

It was an allegory, and that was sign-posted quite bluntly by the Doctor's
statement about how he's the one who names the monsters, specifically
name-checking the Silurians (which as Gatiss well knows were named
inappropriately).

The problem is that it tried to be clever, but failed on too many levels. If
you'd taken away the monsters, the mumbo jumbo about the cameras and the
desire to use shaky cam and the allegories, we could have had a thought
provoking story on the need for sleep versus the constant desire for people
to be earning money or connected to the rest of the world 24 hours a day on
their mobile phones.

Ultimately though we were left with an episode that didn't really work on
any level at all.

[Agamemnon]

Post by Stephen Wilson

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall
Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It was
a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who stories.
That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it worked for
me

It was an allegory, and that was sign-posted quite bluntly by the Doctor's
statement about how he's the one who names the monsters, specifically
name-checking the Silurians (which as Gatiss well knows were named
inappropriately).

That is not an allegory. It's a continuity reference.

Post by Stephen Wilson
The problem is that it tried to be clever, but failed on too many levels. If
you'd taken away the monsters, the mumbo jumbo about the cameras and the
desire to use shaky cam and the allegories, we could have had a thought

Continuity references do you mean?

Post by Stephen Wilson
provoking story on the need for sleep versus the constant desire for people
to be earning money or connected to the rest of the world 24 hours a day on
their mobile phones.

We could have but instead Gatiss decided to do dustmen without providing
any kind of credible explanation for them. So they're made out of
crystallized salt from the corner of your eyes? How why?

Post by Stephen Wilson
Ultimately though we were left with an episode that didn't really work on
any level at all.

Correct, and it made people dizzy and nauseous too.

[Stephen Wilson]

Post by Agamemnon

Post by Stephen Wilson

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall
Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It was
a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who stories.
That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it worked for
me

It was an allegory, and that was sign-posted quite bluntly by the Doctor's
statement about how he's the one who names the monsters, specifically
name-checking the Silurians (which as Gatiss well knows were named
inappropriately).

That is not an allegory. It's a continuity reference.

You could take it that way. I took it as a rather unnecessary in-joke.

Post by Agamemnon

Post by Stephen Wilson
The problem is that it tried to be clever, but failed on too many levels. If
you'd taken away the monsters, the mumbo jumbo about the cameras and the
desire to use shaky cam and the allegories, we could have had a thought

Continuity references do you mean?

No.

Post by Agamemnon

Post by Stephen Wilson
provoking story on the need for sleep versus the constant desire for people
to be earning money or connected to the rest of the world 24 hours a day on
their mobile phones.

We could have but instead Gatiss decided to do dustmen without providing
any kind of credible explanation for them. So they're made out of
crystallized salt from the corner of your eyes? How why?

The "how" wasn't on his radar. Not even a little bit.

Post by Agamemnon

Post by Stephen Wilson
Ultimately though we were left with an episode that didn't really work on
any level at all.

Correct, and it made people dizzy and nauseous too.

I didn't get dizzy or nauseous - just mildly irritated.

[TB]

Post by Stephen Wilson

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall
Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It was
a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who stories.
That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it worked for
me

It was an allegory, and that was sign-posted quite bluntly by the Doctor's
statement about how he's the one who names the monsters, specifically
name-checking the Silurians (which as Gatiss well knows were named
inappropriately).
The problem is that it tried to be clever, but failed on too many levels. If
you'd taken away the monsters, the mumbo jumbo about the cameras and the
desire to use shaky cam and the allegories, we could have had a thought
provoking story on the need for sleep versus the constant desire for people
to be earning money or connected to the rest of the world 24 hours a day on
their mobile phones.

Perhaps such a story would have made capitalism look too bad, so the Top 1% (TM) forced a change in the script!

[Siri Cruz]

Post by Stephen Wilson

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall
Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It was
a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who stories.
That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it worked for
me

It was an allegory, and that was sign-posted quite bluntly by the Doctor's
statement about how he's the one who names the monsters, specifically
name-checking the Silurians (which as Gatiss well knows were named
inappropriately).
The problem is that it tried to be clever, but failed on too many levels. If
you'd taken away the monsters, the mumbo jumbo about the cameras and the
desire to use shaky cam and the allegories, we could have had a thought
provoking story on the need for sleep versus the constant desire for people
to be earning money or connected to the rest of the world 24 hours a day on
their mobile phones.
Ultimately though we were left with an episode that didn't really work on
any level at all.

It wasn't a Doctor Who episode. It was a disease vector disguised as a Doctor
Who episode; it was supposed to be entertaining enough to keep you watching long
enough to be infected. That wasn't shaky-cam nor camera noise, that was the
infective agent. Did you watch the whole thing? Then you're infected and you
will turn to dust.

[Doug Elrod]

Post by Andrew M
It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)

-Doug Elrod (***@cornell.edu)

[TB]

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Post by Andrew M
It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)

I missed the part of the episode that revealed that the Doctor was a fake!

[Timothy Bruening]

Post by Doug Elrod

Post by Andrew M
It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)

Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

[The Doctor]

Post by Doug Elrod

Post by Doug Elrod

Post by Andrew M
It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good

enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

[[e-mail]]

Post by Doug Elrod

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Post by Andrew M
It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good

enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

[The Doctor]

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Post by Andrew M
It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good

enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

[[e-mail]]

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It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good

enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

I had thought that Sleep No More was in the real Whoiverse!

[The Doctor]

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creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people

awake. It

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was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit

arty-farty, but it

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worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good

enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

I had thought that Sleep No More was in the real Whoiverse!

but not Extremis.

[[e-mail]]

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creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people

awake. It

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was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit

arty-farty, but it

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worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was apparently good

enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

I had thought that Sleep No More was in the real Whoiverse!

but not Extremis.

Doug Elrod said on November 15, 2015 that there was a Doctor simulation in Sleep No More.

[The Doctor]

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writer - was

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creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people

awake. It

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was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit

arty-farty, but it

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worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was

apparently good

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enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

I had thought that Sleep No More was in the real Whoiverse!

but not Extremis.

Doug Elrod said on November 15, 2015 that there was a Doctor simulation in Sleep No More.

In a Dreamworld, yes?

[[e-mail]]

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writer - was

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creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people

awake. It

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was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit

arty-farty, but it

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worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was

apparently good

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enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

I had thought that Sleep No More was in the real Whoiverse!

but not Extremis.

Doug Elrod said on November 15, 2015 that there was a Doctor simulation in Sleep No More.

In a Dreamworld, yes?

How do you know that Sleep No More wasn't real?

[The Doctor]

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On Sunday, November 15, 2015 at 12:19:26 PM UTC-8, Doug

On Saturday, November 14, 2015 at 7:42:55 PM UTC-5,

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writer - was

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creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people

awake. It

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was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of

Doctor Who

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stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit

arty-farty, but it

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worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was

apparently good

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enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a

simulation! ;-)

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Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

I had thought that Sleep No More was in the real Whoiverse!

but not Extremis.

Doug Elrod said on November 15, 2015 that there was a Doctor simulation
in Sleep No More.

In a Dreamworld, yes?

How do you know that Sleep No More wasn't real?

Test the "reality"

[[e-mail]]

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1544 On Saturday, May 15, 2021 at 7:32:00 AM UTC-7,
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On Sunday, November 15, 2015 at 12:19:26 PM UTC-8, Doug

On Saturday, November 14, 2015 at 7:42:55 PM UTC-5,

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It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his

writer - was

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creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people

awake. It

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was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of

Doctor Who

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stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit

arty-farty, but it

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worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was

apparently good

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enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a

simulation! ;-)

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Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

I had thought that Sleep No More was in the real Whoiverse!

but not Extremis.

Doug Elrod said on November 15, 2015 that there was a Doctor simulation
in Sleep No More.

In a Dreamworld, yes?

How do you know that Sleep No More wasn't real?

Test the "reality"

Where are the Neptune station's operating manuals?

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It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his

writer - was

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creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people

awake. It

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was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit

arty-farty, but it

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worked for me

I like the way that the "simulation of the Doctor" was

apparently good

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enough that he was on the way to figuring out he was a simulation! ;-)
Did this episode occur in Extremis' Shadow World?

No.

Then how was there a Doctor simulation?

In a virtual world!!

I had thought that Sleep No More was in the real Whoiverse!

but not Extremis.

Doug Elrod said on November 15, 2015 that there was a Doctor simulation
in Sleep No More.

In a Dreamworld, yes?

How do you know that Sleep No More wasn't real?

because its a sci fi show it was written not real stupid

[Timothy Bruening]

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New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

So the Dustmen needed to hire better writers?

[The Doctor]

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New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

So the Dustmen needed to hire better writers?

You do not qualify.

[Timothy Bruening]

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New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

So the Dustmen needed to hire better writers?

You do not qualify.

I was't offering to write for the Dustmen!

[The Doctor]

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New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he

says he is.

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Post by Agamemnon
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet

would shatter.

Post by The Doctor

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Andrew M

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get
their sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so
cool about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning
for epilepsy?
Mike Hall

It was a story - that was the point. Rasmussen - or his writer - was
creating a scary story: one that was supposed to keep people awake. It
was a Doctor Who story that was, itself, an allegory of Doctor Who
stories. That may be a little navel-gazing and a bit arty-farty, but it
worked for me

So the Dustmen needed to hire better writers?

You do not qualify.

I was't offering to write for the Dustmen!

Good!!

[Siri Cruz]

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Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?

All I know is I feel so awake after watching. I don't think I could sleep for a
week if I wanted to.

[The Doctor]

Post by Siri Cruz

Post by Mike Hall

Post by Agamemnon
New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.
I'm still feeling dizzy from watching this episode. Do the fools running
this show not realise the reason why cameras are supposed to be mounted
on stands, rails or inertial dampers?
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?
Maybe I should show it to my local council and then they might collect
the bins every single week instead of alternate weeks?
Is Clara going to go a whole month without sleep? Is that why she's
leaving the series?
Complete and utter nonsense. Is this the way the series is going now.
RTD always had a Doctor lite episode, but Moffat has replaced that with
a complete and utter nonsense episode. Last year was Kill The Moon and
this year his attempt to cross Love and Monsters with The Invisible
Enemy. How can dust assemble itself into humanoid form and why would it
need to feed on humans?
8/10 for entertainment. Ruined by the camera wobble.
80/100 for script writing due to another unrealistic portrayal of the
military and a lack of cicatrisation for any of the supporting
characters. Why should I care if any of them gets killed by the monsters
when I don't know any of them intimately.
Another story lacking adventure and romance or any real scene of mystery
or tension. The Doctor just points everything out out of thin air in
front of everyone including the viewer rather than the story being
written in a way so that the viewer is led to find out something
mysterious or threatening for themselves thus being given fore knowledge
though events the Doctor is not part of and then being left to wait for
Doctor to find the clues before something bad can happen to him if he
doesn't.

Did you work out what the plot was?
Did the Doctor's Harem (yes anoother one of those episodes...) get their
sleep fixed? Did Dr. Evil kill off the human race? What was so cool
about the ship crashing into Neptune? Why wasn't there a warning for
epilepsy?

All I know is I feel so awake after watching. I don't think I could sleep for a
week if I wanted to.

I slept well last night.

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'I desire mercy, not sacrifice.'
God exists since mathematics is consistent, and the devil exists since we
cannot prove the consistency. ~~ Morris Kline

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Did you work out what the plot was?

Sandman monsters on the rampage at the space station, and Rasmussen plans to send out a signal which will create them system wide!

[TB]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders.

There is a logical explanation: Their minds were warped by Rasmussen's infected signal!

[Agamemnon]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders.

There is a logical explanation: Their minds were warped by Rasmussen's infected signal!

How was this signal infected? How did it infect their minds? Is all
digital TV infected? Where is the scientific evidence for this? Describe
the electro-chemical processes involved?

Is all pure bullshit.

Look at one of the scenes where one of the characters is being chased by
dustmen and instead of building up tension and suspense it's all turned
into a joke when he has to sing Mr Sandman to get through a locked door.

Moffat has run out of ideas and is scraping the bottom of the barrel.

It's now feels like when the show was in it's final death throws with
Trial of a Time Lord and the Sylvester McCoy crap when JNT stayed on too
long. There's no adventure, there's not plot, no romance, no
characterisation, not tension is built up, the Doctor is being turned
into a not very good amateur comedian, Capaldi's acting is all over the
place, nothing makes sense, everyone is written as morons, and it's
impossible to suspend disbelief.

[p***@conservation.org]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders.

There is a logical explanation: Their minds were warped by Rasmussen's infected signal!

How was this signal infected? How did it infect their minds? Is all
digital TV infected? Where is the scientific evidence for this? Describe
the electro-chemical processes involved?
Is all pure bullshit.
Look at one of the scenes where one of the characters is being chased by
dustmen and instead of building up tension and suspense it's all turned
into a joke when he has to sing Mr Sandman to get through a locked door.
Moffat has run out of ideas and is scraping the bottom of the barrel.
It's now feels like when the show was in it's final death throws with
Trial of a Time Lord and the Sylvester McCoy crap when JNT stayed on too
long. There's no adventure, there's not plot, no romance, no
characterisation, not tension is built up, the Doctor is being turned
into a not very good amateur comedian, Capaldi's acting is all over the
place, nothing makes sense, everyone is written as morons, and it's
impossible to suspend disbelief.

This was a very bad episode, but in fairness this has been a rather better season than the other Capaldi ones until now; only this and the Davros story have really been bad, and the Davros one at least had some good moments.

[p***@conservation.org]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders.

There is a logical explanation: Their minds were warped by Rasmussen's infected signal!

How was this signal infected? How did it infect their minds? Is all
digital TV infected? Where is the scientific evidence for this? Describe
the electro-chemical processes involved?
Is all pure bullshit.
Look at one of the scenes where one of the characters is being chased by
dustmen and instead of building up tension and suspense it's all turned
into a joke when he has to sing Mr Sandman to get through a locked door.
Moffat has run out of ideas and is scraping the bottom of the barrel.
It's now feels like when the show was in it's final death throws with
Trial of a Time Lord and the Sylvester McCoy crap when JNT stayed on too
long. There's no adventure, there's not plot, no romance, no
characterisation, not tension is built up, the Doctor is being turned
into a not very good amateur comedian, Capaldi's acting is all over the
place, nothing makes sense, everyone is written as morons, and it's
impossible to suspend disbelief.

This was a very bad episode, but in fairness this has been a rather better season than the other Capaldi ones until now; only this and the Davros story have really been bad, and the Davros one at least had some good moments.

Oh yes, and the Viking episode.

[Agamemnon]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders.

There is a logical explanation: Their minds were warped by Rasmussen's infected signal!

How was this signal infected? How did it infect their minds? Is all
digital TV infected? Where is the scientific evidence for this? Describe
the electro-chemical processes involved?
Is all pure bullshit.
Look at one of the scenes where one of the characters is being chased by
dustmen and instead of building up tension and suspense it's all turned
into a joke when he has to sing Mr Sandman to get through a locked door.
Moffat has run out of ideas and is scraping the bottom of the barrel.
It's now feels like when the show was in it's final death throws with
Trial of a Time Lord and the Sylvester McCoy crap when JNT stayed on too
long. There's no adventure, there's not plot, no romance, no
characterisation, not tension is built up, the Doctor is being turned
into a not very good amateur comedian, Capaldi's acting is all over the
place, nothing makes sense, everyone is written as morons, and it's
impossible to suspend disbelief.

This was a very bad episode, but in fairness this has been a rather better season than the other Capaldi ones until now; only this and the Davros story have really been bad, and the Davros one at least had some good moments.

Oh yes, and the Viking episode.

It's not very difficult to beat Kill the Moon or In the Forest of the
Night either and just as long as we don't see mentally retarded girl in
any of the next 3 episodes this series should be better than last season
but Sylvester McCoy's last series was better than the previous two too.

I'm also starting to fear that Capaldi's acting won't be good enough to
carry the last two episodes. Sylvester McCoy couldn't do anger and
neither can Capaldi without it descending into comic Glaswegian.

[Siri Cruz]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders.

There is a logical explanation: Their minds were warped by Rasmussen's
infected signal!

How was this signal infected? How did it infect their minds? Is all
digital TV infected? Where is the scientific evidence for this? Describe
the electro-chemical processes involved?
Is all pure bullshit.
Look at one of the scenes where one of the characters is being chased by
dustmen and instead of building up tension and suspense it's all turned
into a joke when he has to sing Mr Sandman to get through a locked door.
Moffat has run out of ideas and is scraping the bottom of the barrel.
It's now feels like when the show was in it's final death throws with
Trial of a Time Lord and the Sylvester McCoy crap when JNT stayed on too
long. There's no adventure, there's not plot, no romance, no
characterisation, not tension is built up, the Doctor is being turned
into a not very good amateur comedian, Capaldi's acting is all over the
place, nothing makes sense, everyone is written as morons, and it's
impossible to suspend disbelief.

This was a very bad episode, but in fairness this has been a rather better
season than the other Capaldi ones until now; only this and the Davros story
have really been bad, and the Davros one at least had some good moments.

Maybe we need a DS Operative, also called a Sandman, to retire these runners.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logan%27s_Run



RUNNER!

[The Doctor]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
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authority of their commanders.

There is a logical explanation: Their minds were warped by Rasmussen's infected signal!

Logical enough.

[TB]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.

Obviously, Rasmussen's tainted signal must have scrambled their brains, just as Zygon hypnosis scrambled the brains of UNIT troops 15 days ago today.

Post by Agamemnon
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.

Also, the rescue team should look Asian!

Post by Agamemnon
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.

The Mayan calendar must have ended again.

Post by Agamemnon
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.

Maybe the station was hovering over Neptune like a helicopter.

Post by Agamemnon
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

The Doctor did say that there were dust cameras.

[Agamemnon]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.

Obviously, Rasmussen's tainted signal must have scrambled their brains, just as Zygon hypnosis scrambled the brains of UNIT troops 15 days ago today.

Post by Agamemnon
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.

Also, the rescue team should look Asian!

Or questions should have been asked. I thought at first the team of
morons were supposed to be British.

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.

The Mayan calendar must have ended again.

Maybe the Earth cracked open and gave birth to another soup dragon.

And what was the Great Catastrophe? Is Moffat linking Doctor Who
continuity to Edgar Rice Burroughs, The Moon Maid trilogy?

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.

Maybe the station was hovering over Neptune like a helicopter.

So what? The gravity would be the same as that on earth. Neptune is not
a black hole or neutron star.

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

The Doctor did say that there were dust cameras.

How can dust work as a camera? How dies it make an image? How does it
focus? How does it track its subjects? How does it transmit or record
it's footage?

[Stephen Wilson]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.

Obviously, Rasmussen's tainted signal must have scrambled their brains,
just as Zygon hypnosis scrambled the brains of UNIT troops 15 days ago
today.

Post by Agamemnon
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.

Also, the rescue team should look Asian!

Or questions should have been asked. I thought at first the team of morons
were supposed to be British.

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.

The Mayan calendar must have ended again.

Maybe the Earth cracked open and gave birth to another soup dragon.
And what was the Great Catastrophe? Is Moffat linking Doctor Who
continuity to Edgar Rice Burroughs, The Moon Maid trilogy?

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.

Maybe the station was hovering over Neptune like a helicopter.

So what? The gravity would be the same as that on earth. Neptune is not a
black hole or neutron star.

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

The Doctor did say that there were dust cameras.

How can dust work as a camera? How dies it make an image? How does it
focus? How does it track its subjects? How does it transmit or record it's
footage?

Not questions Gatiss would have considered. He's into the arts. Scientific
rationale not required.

[Agamemnon]

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Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders. The Doctor recites a whole load of verses
from Shakespeare and they don't question if he's really who he says he is.

Obviously, Rasmussen's tainted signal must have scrambled their brains,
just as Zygon hypnosis scrambled the brains of UNIT troops 15 days ago
today.

Post by Agamemnon
If this was supposed to be an India-Japanese team then why were they all
played by actors using English regional accents? Do the fools running
this show not understand the standard convention used on both the big
and small screen for portraying people not speaking in English. Even
'Allo 'Allo had that one figured.

Also, the rescue team should look Asian!

Or questions should have been asked. I thought at first the team of morons
were supposed to be British.

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
How did India end up merging with Japan anyway? Like in only 1000 years?
Tectonic plates can't move that fast. If they did the planet would shatter.

The Mayan calendar must have ended again.

Maybe the Earth cracked open and gave birth to another soup dragon.
And what was the Great Catastrophe? Is Moffat linking Doctor Who
continuity to Edgar Rice Burroughs, The Moon Maid trilogy?

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.

Maybe the station was hovering over Neptune like a helicopter.

So what? The gravity would be the same as that on earth. Neptune is not a
black hole or neutron star.

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

The Doctor did say that there were dust cameras.

How can dust work as a camera? How dies it make an image? How does it
focus? How does it track its subjects? How does it transmit or record it's
footage?

Not questions Gatiss would have considered. He's into the arts. Scientific
rationale not required.

That's not arts, it's bad writing. It's a standard rule that if you
introduce your reader to something out of their ordinary experience then
you have to describe it as fully as you can and make it believable.
Gatiss failed to suspend disbelief.

[TB]

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Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.

Maybe the station was hovering over Neptune like a helicopter.

So what? The gravity would be the same as that on earth. Neptune is not
a black hole or neutron star.

If the station were standing still over Neptune, it would need something to keep it from falling, such as gravity dampers!

Post by Agamemnon

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

The Doctor did say that there were dust cameras.

How can dust work as a camera? How dies it make an image? How does it
focus? How does it track its subjects? How does it transmit or record
it's footage?

Nano technology. The Doctor has encountered very small machines before (The Mire medical kits just this year, and medical nanos in "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances").

[Agamemnon]

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Gravity dampers? Huh...? What were those supposed to be for? They were
orbiting Neptune not falling towards the event horizon of an average
sized black hole. The acceleration due to gravity on the planet's
surface is almost exactly the same as that of Earth, 11.15 m/s^2. Maybe
Mark Gatiss mind was orbiting Uranus, I mean his anus.

Maybe the station was hovering over Neptune like a helicopter.

So what? The gravity would be the same as that on earth. Neptune is not
a black hole or neutron star.

If the station were standing still over Neptune, it would need something to keep it from falling, such as gravity dampers!

No it wouldn't. All it would need are rockets to keep it in orbit.

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Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

The Doctor did say that there were dust cameras.

How can dust work as a camera? How dies it make an image? How does it
focus? How does it track its subjects? How does it transmit or record
it's footage?

Nano technology. The Doctor has encountered very small machines before (The Mire medical kits just this year, and medical nanos in "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances").

So what do the salt crystals in the cornet of your eyes have to do with
it? What does dust have to do with it? Where did the nano technology
come from? Who made it? Did it make itself? How? Why?

[TB]

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If the station were standing still over Neptune, it would need something to keep it from falling, such as gravity dampers!

No it wouldn't. All it would need are rockets to keep it in orbit.

I'm assuming that the gravity dampeners substitute for rockets. Rockets are SO 21st century!

Post by Agamemnon

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Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

The Doctor did say that there were dust cameras.

How can dust work as a camera? How dies it make an image? How does it
focus? How does it track its subjects? How does it transmit or record
it's footage?

Nano technology. The Doctor has encountered very small machines before (The Mire medical kits just this year, and medical nanos in "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances").

So what do the salt crystals in the cornet of your eyes have to do with
it? What does dust have to do with it? Where did the nano technology
come from? Who made it? Did it make itself? How? Why?

I assume that Rasmussen created the nano technology.

[Agamemnon]

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If the station were standing still over Neptune, it would need something to keep it from falling, such as gravity dampers!

No it wouldn't. All it would need are rockets to keep it in orbit.

I'm assuming that the gravity dampeners substitute for rockets. Rockets are SO 21st century!

Post by Agamemnon

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon

Post by TB

Post by Agamemnon
Where was the fixed angle B/W or infrared security footage from if there
weren't any security cameras? Dust cameras as well as dustmen? Clara may
have provided images from her eyes for the footage taken from her
direction but how was it recorded? What was it recorded on? As usual
with this series nothing is ever answered properly.

The Doctor did say that there were dust cameras.

How can dust work as a camera? How dies it make an image? How does it
focus? How does it track its subjects? How does it transmit or record
it's footage?

Nano technology. The Doctor has encountered very small machines before (The Mire medical kits just this year, and medical nanos in "The Empty Child/The Doctor Dances").

So what do the salt crystals in the cornet of your eyes have to do with
it? What does dust have to do with it? Where did the nano technology
come from? Who made it? Did it make itself? How? Why?

I assume that Rasmussen created the nano technology.

What do you mean assume? What does the writer say? Nothing! Why is there
no explanation?

Does anyone employed on Doctor Who these days know how to write properly?

[Timothy Bruening]

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Post by TB
If the station were standing still over Neptune, it would need something to keep it from falling, such as gravity dampers!

No it wouldn't. All it would need are rockets to keep it in orbit.

Until fuel ran out.

[The Doctor]

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If the station were standing still over Neptune, it would need

something to keep it from falling, such as gravity dampers!

Post by Agamemnon
No it wouldn't. All it would need are rockets to keep it in orbit.

Until fuel ran out.

Crash time!

[b***@topmail.co.nz]

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.

Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

[TB]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

[Agamemnon]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

[Mike M]

Post by Agamemnon

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

[Agamemnon]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Good one.

[TB]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the 3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a dream.

[TB]

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So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the 3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a dream.

The Doctor would then be in a position to introduce Clara to Danny Pink.

[The Doctor]

Post by TB

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Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

Post by TB

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the 3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a dream.

The Doctor would then be in a position to introduce Clara to Danny Pink.

How?

[TB]

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Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

Post by TB

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the 3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a dream.

The Doctor would then be in a position to introduce Clara to Danny Pink.

How?

He would remember Danny Pink from his dream, so could look him up at Coal Hill.

[The Doctor]

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Post by TB

Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

Post by TB

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the 3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a dream.

The Doctor would then be in a position to introduce Clara to Danny Pink.

How?

He would remember Danny Pink from his dream, so could look him up at Coal Hill.

That might work.

[[e-mail]]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the 3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a dream.

The Doctor would then be in a position to introduce Clara to Danny Pink.

How?

Look up Danny Pink in the school's teacher roster, bring Clara to meet with him.

[The Doctor]

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On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

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So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with

the cursed

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Post by Mike M

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videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked

her way

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through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the

3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a
dream.

Post by TB
The Doctor would then be in a position to introduce Clara to Danny Pink.

How?

Look up Danny Pink in the school's teacher roster, bring Clara to meet with him.

Check the episodes!

[Timothy Bruening]

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Post by TB

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the 3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a dream.

As were series 10 & 11, & the regeneration into Jodie.

[The Doctor]

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Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the 3RD

time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was just a
dream.
As were series 10 & 11, & the regeneration into Jodie.

You might have a point.

[Daniel60]

On Friday, November 20, 2015 at 9:08:47 AM UTC-8, Tim Bruening

<Snip>

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Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of
the TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of
Doctor Who since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she
has worked her way through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the
3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was
just a dream.

As were series 10 & 11, & the regeneration into Jodie.

But, Tim, I thought YOU liked Doc Jodie!!

[The Doctor]

Post by Daniel60
<Snip>

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by TB

Post by Mike M
Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of
the TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of
Doctor Who since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she
has worked her way through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the
3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was
just a dream.

As were series 10 & 11, & the regeneration into Jodie.

But, Tim, I thought YOU liked Doc Jodie!!
--
Daniel

Or maybe not.

[Timothy Bruening]

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Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by TB

Post by Mike M
Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of
the TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of
Doctor Who since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she
has worked her way through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the
3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was
just a dream.

As were series 10 & 11, & the regeneration into Jodie.

But, Tim, I thought YOU liked Doc Jodie!!

I was suggesting a plot for Aggy.

[The Doctor]

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Daniel60
<Snip>

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by TB

Post by Mike M
Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of
the TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of
Doctor Who since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she
has worked her way through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Alternate scene: The Peter Doctor tears off the Dream Crab for the
3RD time, then goes to free Clara for the 3rd time! Season 9 was
just a dream.

As were series 10 & 11, & the regeneration into Jodie.

But, Tim, I thought YOU liked Doc Jodie!!

I was suggesting a plot for Aggy.

no dice.

[Timothy Bruening]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

[The Doctor]

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

No.

[Tim Bruening]

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

No.

Why not?

[Daniel60]

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Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

No.

Why not?

Because the idiot doesn't want to unhappen Series 11, obviously, Tim!

[The Doctor]

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Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental DoctorDonna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

No.

Why not?

That would happen Series 11!!

[[e-mail]]

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Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has worked her way
through her mental Doctor Donna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

No.

Why not?

That would happen Series 11!!

I was envisioning Aggy writing a scene in which the Peter Capaldi Doctor wakes up from his nightmare and says that he had dreamed of turning into a woman and seeing Gallifrey destroyed! This would unhappen Series 11 and 12!

[The Doctor]

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On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with

the cursed

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Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

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videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has

worked her way

Post by The Doctor

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through her mental Doctor Donna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

No.

Why not?

That would happen Series 11!!

I was envisioning Aggy writing a scene in which the Peter Capaldi Doctor
wakes up from his nightmare and says that he had dreamed of turning into
a woman and seeing Gallifrey destroyed! This would unhappen Series 11
and 12!

Good point! I give your credit for that!!

[[e-mail]]

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On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with

the cursed

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Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Mike M

Post by Agamemnon

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videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe she's been
dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps out of the
TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of Doctor Who
since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has

worked her way

Post by The Doctor

Post by Tim Bruening

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Mike M
through her mental Doctor Donna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

No.

Why not?

That would happen Series 11!!

I was envisioning Aggy writing a scene in which the Peter Capaldi Doctor
wakes up from his nightmare and says that he had dreamed of turning into
a woman and seeing Gallifrey destroyed! This would unhappen Series 11
and 12!

Good point! I give your credit for that!!

TU!

[The Doctor]

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On Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 10:35:10 PM UTC-8,

On Sunday, November 15, 2015 at 6:22:29 AM UTC+8,

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So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with

the cursed

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videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the

blipverts

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that change your brain chemisty...

You will just have to watch the whole thing on Saturday!

Maybe Saturday's episode will all be Clara's dream. Maybe

she's been

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dreaming all the while since last Christmas.

Season 10 opening scene: David Tennant as the Doctor steps

out of the

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TARDIS shower, explaining to Donna that the last 7 years of

Doctor Who

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since Journey's End have all been in her dreams as she has

worked her way

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through her mental Doctor Donna issues.

Aggy could adapt the above scene to unhappen Series 11!

No.

Why not?

That would happen Series 11!!

I was envisioning Aggy writing a scene in which the Peter Capaldi Doctor
wakes up from his nightmare and says that he had dreamed of turning into
a woman and seeing Gallifrey destroyed! This would unhappen Series 11
and 12!

Good point! I give your credit for that!!

TU!

You are welcome!

[The Doctor]

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz

Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

No changes here.

[Pudentame]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.

Remade as "The Ring" I think, and it strongly influenced Blair Witch.

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You didn't have to wait until the end. Every time the image broke up
from the beginning was supposed to be an infectious part.

[Agamemnon]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.

Remade as "The Ring" I think, and it strongly influenced Blair Witch.

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You didn't have to wait until the end. Every time the image broke up
from the beginning was supposed to be an infectious part.

So why am I still not infected?

[The Doctor]

Post by Agamemnon

Post by Pudentame

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.

Remade as "The Ring" I think, and it strongly influenced Blair Witch.

Post by b***@topmail.co.nz
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

You didn't have to wait until the end. Every time the image broke up
from the beginning was supposed to be an infectious part.

So why am I still not infected?

Same here Ag.

[Your Name]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

I finally got around to watching this episode (record last weekend) ...
and what a complete load of badly made garbage, mostly thanks to
idiotic camera work. Well down there with the worst episodes ever:
farting aliens, man-eating wheelie bins, the hopeless Americanised
movie, and anything with Sylvester "Poirot" McCoy. :-(

[TB]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

I finally got around to watching this episode (record last weekend) ...
and what a complete load of badly made garbage, mostly thanks to
farting aliens, man-eating wheelie bins, the hopeless Americanised
movie, and anything with Sylvester "Poirot" McCoy. :-(

The camera work was intentional.

[Tim Bruening]

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Post by Agamemnon
So Doctor Who does the Blair Witch rubbish.

It also made me think of Japanese horror movie Ringu, with the cursed
videotape.
Anyway, I fell asleep before the end, so I didn't see the blipverts
that change your brain chemisty...

I finally got around to watching this episode (record last weekend) ...
and what a complete load of badly made garbage, mostly thanks to
farting aliens, man-eating wheelie bins, the hopeless Americanised
movie, and anything with Sylvester "Poirot" McCoy. :-(

Bark at the Dustmen! They were the ones controlling the cameras during this episode!

[TB]

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New title sequence... wasn't there.
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Sleep No More
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?

So watching the dustman video will turn me into a dustman. Is this similar to Angel images getting into your brain when you see them?

[TB]

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What effect will the dustman infection inside Clara have on the Raven when it enters her to kill her next episode?

[TB]

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What effect will the dustman infection inside Clara have on the Raven when it enters her to kill her next episode?

[Timothy Bruening]

Post by Agamemnon
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders.

I bet that lack of sleep is affecting them!

[The Doctor]

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Post by Agamemnon
Once more everyone in the military is portrayed as a bunch of clueless
untrained morons that can't follow orders and keep questioning the
authority of their commanders.

I bet that lack of sleep is affecting them!

Like you?

[Timothy Bruening]

Post by Agamemnon
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?

A rare defeat for the Doctor.

[The Doctor]

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Agamemnon
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?

A rare defeat for the Doctor.

Well the ship is breaking up over Neptune.

[Timothy Bruening]

Post by The Doctor

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Agamemnon
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?

A rare defeat for the Doctor.

Well the ship is breaking up over Neptune.

But I think that head villain had time to send out the movie.

[The Doctor]

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by The Doctor

Post by Timothy Bruening

Post by Agamemnon
What exactly is supposed to happen to me now? I'm supposed to go a whole
month without sleep? The video carries a signal that creates dustmen?

A rare defeat for the Doctor.

Well the ship is breaking up over Neptune.

But I think that head villain had time to send out the movie.

Are you seeing things Tim?