That's a problem I've had as well. Talking on the doctor who community, people seem to think Jennifer 2 was the good one and when she cloned herself again, Jen 3 went bad and killed off Jen 2, but I thought it was Jen 2 who was leading the revolution the whole time and only created Jen 3 to then kill her to convince Rory to help her. So if older fans who are willing to dissect everything to death are in disagreement over what happened, your average eight year old must be lost.
Also, why would the real Doctor be more connected to the flesh's feelings than the flesh!Doctor, since they must have changed their shoes while behind the console? And why would Rory take them to the acid room rather than, you know, the room with the corpses?
And how can you spend the whole time going "don't kill the gangers, don't kill the gangers" and then the Doctor kills Amy's ganger without much explanation?
Don't get me wrong, I'm loving what Moffat is doing this season, and I think this was a great story to tell kids about how easy it is to turn differences into dividing lines with massive stakes even when both sides have good people. And the preview for next week looks great.
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Date: 2011-05-29 05:12 am (UTC)Also, why would the real Doctor be more connected to the flesh's feelings than the flesh!Doctor, since they must have changed their shoes while behind the console? And why would Rory take them to the acid room rather than, you know, the room with the corpses?
And how can you spend the whole time going "don't kill the gangers, don't kill the gangers" and then the Doctor kills Amy's ganger without much explanation?
Don't get me wrong, I'm loving what Moffat is doing this season, and I think this was a great story to tell kids about how easy it is to turn differences into dividing lines with massive stakes even when both sides have good people. And the preview for next week looks great.