So...

before you all get me totally wrong here, I didn't hate The End of Time, far from it. I didn't LOVE it either.

( THE END OF TIME, VERDICT )

Okay, so my verdict's a bit incoherent, but no more incoherent than the episodes, surely.

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Sometimes I have trouble articulating my thoughts about Who, but somewhere, somebody usually comes along and does it for me:

"The Tenth Doctor could be reluctant to go, by all means, but so reluctant that he has time to wave bye-bye to pretty much everyone he's met outside a Stephen Moffat story and even blow up the signature set of his era? I could sit here thinking up an in-universe reason why that happened - that's what fandom is about, right? - but why should I bother when the writer of the show doesn't seem to have? It blows up for the same reason that everything in this bloody episode happens, because the weight of Media Presence and Narrative Casuality invade the narrative space and make them happen, and the Tenth Doctor is crushed under the flying ruins of the fourth wall."

From here. This, dudes.