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Well I re-watched it – not expecting the greatest thing ever this time round. And actually I enjoyed it and it made a lot more sense for me than it did on first viewing.

Having said that of course you shouldn’t need to re-watch anything to understand what is going on and that is probably a fair criticism of this season thus far as much as I love it.

Jelly Babies, Cybermats and a hell of an ending! Oh... and somewhere in-between a very good conclusion to an excellent two-parter.

Here is what you have said so far about The Almost People:

After two viewings I can now say I enjoyed The Rebel Flesh! I seemed to have missed several key points the first time around, as for me the story seemed to flit around a lot and the one-line explanations were easily missed. The eeriness of the setting was great though and the conclusion has set up a second part of action as the Humans and the Flesh go to War…

You know... I am not sure that I actually liked that. I found it difficult to 'get into' and not particularly engaging. I also found some of the plot points a little difficult to follow. I was doing something else at the same time and maybe it is because I committed the crime of not giving Doctor Who my undivided attention..

Neil Gaiman, cultural genius delivers us Doctor Who of the very highest standing - simply one of the best I thought and here is what you have said so far...

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The end of April saw the release of three new BBC Books continuing the adventures of the Doctor, Amy and Rory. These are The Dead of Winter by James Goss, The Way Through the Woods by Una McCormack and Hunter’s Moon by Paul Finch.

Hmmm... I'm undecided on this one so far, I'm thinking good not brilliant but with a real dip in the middle.

Here though is what you thought...

Another good episode. I loved the fact that the Doctor didn’t arrive all
knowing, but gradually worked things out as he went along. The concept of the
2 ships occupying the same space in alternate dimensions was fun too. Also

I am not sure who did this, but I think it is excellent!

Personally I thought that Day of the Moon was something very special and a concluded (of sorts!) a thrilling opener to the new series.

Here is what you have been saying so far...