The whose who of Doctor Who

Well, I enjoy reading articles on Cracked as much as the next person, and I came across this little gem

How Doctor Who became my religion

It's funny, dumb, and slightly mocking, but a good read for a Saturday morning.

Okay tonight's episode was a bit of a joke in my opinion.
The Cybermen got defeated in a finger click.

Jesus. Where do you live? I just got done with lunch!

But, that's a bit disappointing. I haven't taken the Cybermen seriously since "The Next Doctor." I wasn't expecting much, but I was expecting them to be a bit of a threat.

The home of the BBC, so that's why I see the episodes before you I expect.

I'll sum it up in brief:


Yeah...

The Cybermen haven't done anything impressive since killing Adric. ...Well, I liked 'Doomsday,' but that was precisely because we get to see an army of Cybermen get owned by 4 Daleks.

How they got to the Doctor's 2nd-greatest foe I'll never understand.

Because once upon a time they weren't simply plot fodder and they got shit done? Same thing with the Daleks.

It's just the name, people recognize the name.

Last five minutes > The entire episode.

I should have just wrote this.

So, I got an email from my mother, basically saying that she hated last night's episode, and that she wants Rory and "What's her face" back.

And that cyber rat with the teeth freaked her out.

This series actually feels like they are going to kill The Doctor. It would be interesting if he actually was killed with no regeneration and the next series was about them trying to figure out who planned his death and how to undo it, but there isn't a lot of people with time travel though they might not need it. I felt the series didn't have enough episodes using the main plot.

If it was just a set up for the next Doctor then this series would of been annoying I want the regeneration to be unexpected with no build up through the series about it. The next season is set to have Matt Smith so unlikely.

That's actually a really good theory. I hope something like that happens next week, or I'll be really disappointed. Moffat just needs to balls up and do something risky.

The episode felt more like he was just saying good bye to Craig which makes it feel like he really is going to die or regenerate.

Though if there is about 200 years between the episode what was The Doctor doing the whole time. Maybe he's set up a plan.

Final episode comment.

Damn he's sneaky.

Who? Moffat? Because if that's who you're talking about, I'm even more giddy.

I'm not going to say anything on this one until you see it.

Does it have to do with ?

Because I have a feeling that the gangers were just a huge distraction.

You mean the ones that controlled the robots?

that ending was horrible.. seriously it was one of the worst ever

Yeah, Moffat let some things slip by, but I think that this episode made up for the rest of the season.

If only for the last minute title drop.

See it coming since season 5.