please oh please let it be The Doctor Dances/Empty Child.

Seeing how that is a 2 part episode I highly doubt that is the one that they will use.

Seeing how that is a 2 part episode I highly doubt that is the one that they will use.

He said one for each doctor, however the Eighth didn't have any episodes, just the movie, so that leaves room for one two-parter.

"ARE YOU MY MUMMY"

~~~Darth Caedus

I wish Season 7 would get on Netflix already. When will it be on there?

you can watch all the new episodes here, look for putlocker links.

~~~Darth Caedus

Last time I checked, netflix only has a handful of classic who serials.

:(

The Girl In The Fireplace is my favorite episode. Good music, good story, and the clockwork baddies are sweet.

you can watch all the new episodes here, look for putlocker links.

Thanks, that's helpful.

Each season has a large plot that the Doctor has to face at the end. Season 5 has the cracks in time, Season 6 has the Silence... I'm guessing Season 7 will have something to do with Oswin Oswald. I've seen all of the episodes in Season 7 so far. Can't wait til more come out. I'm eager to see what the deal with her is though...

I'm guessing Season 7 will have something to do with Oswin Oswald. I've seen all of the episodes in Season 7 so far. Can't wait til more come out. I'm eager to see what the deal with her is though...

I am hoping that she ends up being the Doctors' Daughter. That is what I would make her.

I personallly do not like Matt Smith as the doctor. He just isn't as engaging as David Tenant was.

However, I concede the fact that Matt Smith has a better script to work with more often than not. But I've noticed some glaring holes in some of the solutions presented by this new team of writers.

1) Would someone please explain how the doctor returns at the end of season 5? Personally I hated that season finale it was utterly anticlimactic.
2) They often use "perception filters" as the excuse for why people do not notice things.
3) Season 6 was horrible. There wasn't any tension in the build up to the finale because you knew what was coming, and you knew the Doctor wasn't going to die anyway.

Overall, I prefer the Tenant era despite the shoddy writing which held it back from being truly great. Matt Smith's Doctor simply isn't the character the show needs him to be. I often get bored watching Doctor Who these days, which is a shame. The script may be tighter, but the plots are becoming a little obnoxious. At least with David Tenant, bad writing aside, the season finale was actually exciting. Case and point: The Master taking over the world and turning the Tardis into a paradox machine.