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September 10th, 2011 93 comments

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What Did You Think of The Girl Who Waited?

What Did You Think of Night Terrors ?

After the summer break Doctor Who is back on our screens with the third episode, The Girl Who Waited. What did you think? – was it one of the best stories yet or just not as good as you had hoped.





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93 comments

  • The five doctors

    May 10th, 2015 - 11:02pm

    I personally love it. The story doesn’t have much too it but that’s ok as the acting was AMAZING Karen Gillan is a fantastic actor anyway but here she has knocked it out of the park. Arthur Darvill is great here as he showed raw emotion to the loss of old Amy at the end. Matt is great as always and the Doctor was quite dark. Overall a 9.5/10

  • Dalek Sec

    September 19th, 2011 - 7:59am

    Couldn’t he just turn the TARDIS into a flying Paradox machine, to save the old Amy, that would probaly mess time up, and create more paradoxes. Anyway this episode was less dippointing as the un-scary dolls, or the episode lacking of Hitler. I loved those Handbots, bots with hands! 🙂

  • riversong:)

    September 18th, 2011 - 8:08am

    this is a good idea, well done.
    but is it the oldest question in the universe ?
    the first ever question like she said ? could be..
    I was think more like.. who are you ?
    because the silence came before and nobody mentioned anything about marrying

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