[ SECRET POST #3861 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3861 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I think there are a lot of people who stopped watching for reasons that have nothing to do with Capaldi, though. I really like Capaldi. I loved him before he was the Doctor and I loved his performance as the Doctor in the episodes that I watched. But I just could not fucking deal with the writing and storytelling past a certain point, and s8 was that point.

[(Anonymous)]

I would urge you to watch just season 10 then. The interplay between Capaldi and Mackie is wonderful.

[(Anonymous)]

I want to, but I feel like I should watch through S8 and S9 first, and it's just hard. I've tried to go back through S8 and it is just a real grind for me. I really don't enjoy it.

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AYRT

I skipped 7 and 8, I think. Just finished 10, which I enjoyed a LOT. Been working my way through 9. Might leave 8 entirely unwatched.

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT again...

Honestly, the idea of "narrative flow" through out the seasons was defenestrated a while back. Now I just watch to skim off the fun little character moments.

[digitalghosts]

Same - I absolutely have to watch all episodes of everything. I did like 12's first season but could not be pressed to watch further as I dislike how Moffat writes background characters (RTD's strong point was how he shown connections between backgroubd cast).

[(Anonymous)]

In RTD's era, I actually cared whether the one-shot characters lived or died. In Moffat's era, I don't think we were supposed to care, other than as it would affect the Doctor (angst at not having saved them, etc.)