Here is your squee post for The Time of The Doctor, and apologies for the lack of one for Day of the Doctor - in all the excitement I didn't realise I'd forgotten until after the event ( Read more... )

It's finale time again folks. Here's your squee post for The Name of the Doctor which is on at 7.00pm. Tonight, we may or may not find out the Doctor's greatest secret (in fact, I propose a betting pool as to how Moffat might get around revealing it. My money's on Convenient Interruption by Injury as previously seen in Dragonheart ( Read more... )

Here's your squee post for The Crimson Horror, which is on at 6.30pm.

Squee, complain or dive behind the sofa.

I, meanwhile, will be celebrating the return of Madame Vastra, Jenny and Strax, AKA the most awesome Victorian crime-fighting team ever. If we can't get a full spin-off, could we at least have a comic series? Pretty please?

Here's your squee post for Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS, which is on at 6.30pm. Where the interior may or may not look like M.C. Esher and there's something strange roaming the corridors (maybe we'll find out what happened to that one Cyberman from Earthshock ( Read more... )

Here's your squee post for Hide, which is one at 6.46pm (hooray for a later start time). This promises to be a scary one, although I'm not sure how scared I will be, since my sister introduced me to freeware 16-bit horror games recently, and believe me, those are going to take some beating in the "terrifying" department ( Read more... )

Here's your squee for Cold War, on at 6.00pm. A Doctor, an impossible girl and an Ice Warrior walk onto a Russian nuclear submarine in the 80's. It's either the setup to a joke or the trigger for World War Three, and this is probably the only show where either outcome is equally plausible ( Read more... )

Here's your Squee post for The Rings of Aknaten, which is on at 6.15pm. No commentary or remarks today as I've been out all day and am typing this on my iPod (no easy task by a long shot).

Squee, complain or dive behind the sofa.

After an unexpected absence over Christmas (life decided to throw the mother of all curve balls and I completely forgot about it), the squee post returns for The Bells of St John at 6.15pm. We finally met Clara properly and there's monsters in the wifi. I think so on the latter, anyway - circumstances these past few months mean I haven't been ( Read more... )

Here's your squee post for The Angels Take Manhattan, which is on at 7.20pm. Tonight we welcome back the Weeping Angels, River Song, and bide adieu to the Ponds. Not necessarily in that order; this is Moffat after all. Knowing him the episode will probably play out in reverse ( Read more... )