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412: | 412: '''The Stolen Earth''' ''[[2008]] [[July 25]]'' | ||
(First watched 2008-07-25) God DAMN! Last week was good as a teaser, but '''this''' is how one goes about doing a mega intra-franchise crossover! Giant bad goings on bringing together all the major companions of the modern Doctor Who, as well as the core cast of both current spinoffs. Really the only way it could've encompassed the modern franchise in a bigger way is if [[Christopher Eccleston]]'s version of the Doctor from [[Doctor Who Series 1|series 1]] showed up. | |||
One disappointment... the Daleks. Though hearing "EXTERMINATE!" again was a surprise... this makes 3 of 4 series that have ended on a major Dalek threat. It's getting to be a bit much. Though I did appreciate the Doctor's reference to [[Doctor Who Season 2|The Dalek Invasion of Earth]] when he mentioned that someone had tried to move the Earth a long time ago. Though I guess from a non-time-traveler's point of view it's a few hundred years away. | |||
Harriet Jones, former prime minister, rest in peace. Even the Daleks know who you are, hahaha. | |||
So... what the heck is going on at the end. Obviously playing like a regeneration, but even from the two seconds of preview I saw from the next episode (and the fact that I couldn't avoid a spoiler of such magnitude if I tried) it seems to still be [[David Tennant|Tennant]]'s Doctor. | |||
So Earth is just one of 27 heavenly bodies placed together... isn't anything important happening on any of the other ones? | |||
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