Matthew Graham Interview from SFX *spoilers*

[the_willows]

SFX magazine have interviewed Matthew Graham about his upcoming two-parter for Doctor Who.

Nothing majorly spoiler in there, but if you're trying to learn as little as possible about episodes 5&6, then read cautiously. As SFX say themselves, there are more spoilers in the trailers, tbh.

"You try very hard to put in Mattisms, if you see what I mean".

Comments

[jay_kateel]

“Eyeballs-A-Go-Go."

I will be saying this all day now.

[the_willows]

It should be the name of a band or something, it's brilliant. :D

[vestigialwords]

I got to that bit and nearly spat out my drink. It was so unexpected. XD

[sartorialists]

those candle waxy ganger people or whatever they're called legit scare me more than the silence/weeping angels.

[owlsie]

>>That, and the idea that the avatars, as he was calling them then, should look like they were made out of something that looked like eyeball matter

THAT'S WHAT THEY REMIND ME OF. Eugh D:

[sharkshark]

“Well, that’s your problem. Go away and don’t do that.”
MOFF YOU BIG TROLL. ♥

[the_willows]

He really is. I want to marry his trolldom. ♥

[promethia_tenk]

<333333 Awesome, substantial interview. I think these guys did a great interview with Moff, too. Hopefully there will be more.

I am super-excited for these episodes. Clones! They sound v. dark.

And I know nobody besides me likes "Fear Her," but this guy wrote the edible ball bearings speech! Probably one of the greater things ever to come out of the RTD-era. That's gotta be worth something.

[templeremus]

I like 'Fear Her'. Yes, the ending has more cheese than the whole of France, but it's well-acted, has a nice concept that's executed pretty effectively given that the budget was clearly about £5, and, as you say, features edible ball-bearings.
Though several minus points for "everything's coming up Doctor!", I'm afraid.

[promethia_tenk]

LOL--well, I'm certainly not going to argue for it being great television, but I thought it was at least above average for the season when I watched it. Imagine my surprise to find out it's pretty much the universally agreed-upon black sheep of the RTD era! That and Love and Monsters, which I also liked more than most. *shrug*

[sea_thoughts]

I liked Fear Her up until Rose whispered "Feel the love" and then my love crashed and burned.