[ SECRET POST #5218 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5218 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

I mean it's unfortunate but it's the reality of the program, everything is seen in the light of what came before.

Also it's Moffat's fault.

[sparklywalls]

If it makes you feel a tiny bit better, imo 12 arguably has the best episode of the modern series under his belt, and that's all down to Peter Capaldi's skills as an actor as well.

[(Anonymous)]

Which one?

[sparklywalls]

Heaven Sent.

I will die on the hill that it wouldn't have been as impactful with 10 or 11 and I do like David Tennant as an actor normally (not so sure about him in Doctor Who with hindsight to be honest.)

[(Anonymous)]

da

yeah, eccleston might have been able to pull that one off but tennant and smith would have had too much fun with the premise

[sparklywalls]

Agree about Eccleston, 9 had just about the same level of simmering rage and quiet melancholy and I can see him delivering some of those monologues. It's not an insult on David and Matt, who have also had some epic moments as their Doctors, but I personally just can't imagine that particular episode working with those two incarnations.

(In all this talk of it being a well-acted episode, I am of course leaving aside the headache debate regarding The Doctor being The Doctor anymore if he's copied and pasted himself constantly for billions of years...)

[(Anonymous)]

NAYRT That was such a fantastic episode (and so freaking sad).

[(Anonymous)]

As a fellow Twelve fan, I agree. I do like Ten and Eleven (and Nine and Thirteen), but it feels like those two incarnations get way more love than the rest of the Nu Who Doctors.

[(Anonymous)]

I had been on the hate-12 train up until Capaldi's last series which really changed my mind with Bill and Nardole as his companions. Looking back a lot of my dislike came more from badly written episodes rather than Capaldi's performance.

[(Anonymous)]

That final season with him, Bill, and Nardole was the best. I wish we could have gotten another season out of that trio because they were great (come on, Big Finish).

[(Anonymous)]

Any doctor is better than 11 tbh.

[(Anonymous)]

11 was a fine doctor and it's not his fault what happened during his run any more than it's 5's fault or 6's fault