[ SECRET POST #2625 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2625 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

With Doctor Who its bad writing. You have to be willing to handwave a lot to watch that show.

[(Anonymous)]

It also helps to have an attention span longer than a mayfly with ADD. Some of the arced plotlines are long.

[(Anonymous)]

Uncalled for.

Some of it is just not explained or logical within it's own universe.

[(Anonymous)]

Some most

at least lately

[(Anonymous)]

If you're referring to Classic Who, this is absolutely correct.

Moffat's DW is written FOR those with the attention span of a mayfly with ADD. In fact, there is no plot in Moffat's writing. At all. It's just a series of flash-bang loosely-connected incidents that are either A) scary (or meant to be), B) funny (or meant to be) or, most of the time C) stupid, which is what it becomes when A) and B) fail horribly.