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| + | RARELY have I watched an episode of television and had less idea about what was going on than Dr Who: The Day of the Doctor. Apparently the decision that tormented the Doctor — saving the universe from Daleks by destroying the planet Gallifrey — was reversible by time travel ... or something. So why did he endure all those endless angst-ridden episodes? I'm still bemused. | ||
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| + | Ah well, as my daughters pointed out with a roll of the eyes: a. unlike Doctor Who, I've watched every second of Homeland and still don't have a clue what's going on, and b. I'm not a "Whovian". Apparently 10.2 million of us are though. That was the extraordinary overnight ratings figure for the anniversary special, despite it being up against X Factor. Catch-up numbers will be huge too. Fifty years! I may not know my Tom Baker from my Matt Smith but I do know it's a success story that won't be exterminated. | ||
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| + | Caption: Time travellers: Rose (Billie Piper) and The Doctor (John Hurt) in the 50th anniversary episode of Doctor Who | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:30, 26 December 2021
- Publication: London Evening Standard
- Date: 2013-11-27
- Author: Stefano Hatfield
- Page: 40
- Language: English
RARELY have I watched an episode of television and had less idea about what was going on than Dr Who: The Day of the Doctor. Apparently the decision that tormented the Doctor — saving the universe from Daleks by destroying the planet Gallifrey — was reversible by time travel ... or something. So why did he endure all those endless angst-ridden episodes? I'm still bemused.
Ah well, as my daughters pointed out with a roll of the eyes: a. unlike Doctor Who, I've watched every second of Homeland and still don't have a clue what's going on, and b. I'm not a "Whovian". Apparently 10.2 million of us are though. That was the extraordinary overnight ratings figure for the anniversary special, despite it being up against X Factor. Catch-up numbers will be huge too. Fifty years! I may not know my Tom Baker from my Matt Smith but I do know it's a success story that won't be exterminated.
Caption: Time travellers: Rose (Billie Piper) and The Doctor (John Hurt) in the 50th anniversary episode of Doctor Who
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