Dear Family & Friends Who Are More Casual Viewers of Doctor Who Than I

[ladychi]

...Please stop asking me WTF just happened on your screen.

I have no idea. Really. I don't.

Comments

[apurplepatch]

I have this idea that the Doctor's regenerations have been reset because Amy re-imagined him into being after the Pandorica and that the little girl is his and Amy's child (but only cause she also imagined that into being not because of any *gasp* true sexual contact)

I'm still trying to like the show, but wishing I didn't have to TRY (to clarify, no one is holding a gun to my head, I just wish it wasn't such a damn effort) and it's upsetting me that the camera work of the show is prettier (even if it's lacking the very pretty David and Billie).

[othermewriter]

I'm good with purple's assessment, but my conjecture is that it's Jenny that was somehow captured by the silence and reduced to a small child or a child of River and the Doctors and Amy being pregnant is a red herring. Guess time will tell.

[mendenbar01]

Gounod's Ave Maria

When did you become the mystic oracle of all things Who-ish? I am not sure the Doctor himself could answer all those questions. I haven't ever watched Dr. Who. I remember it from when it was a radio show broadcast from the BBC! (Old, yes, I know.)

D

[papilio_luna]

Dave asked me the most impossible to answer question of all: If I'm disliking it so much, why am I still watching?

That remains a mystery.

[kilodalton]

My husband asked me the same thing lol. Truthfully, I told him that I know Moffat won't be head writer forever (this too shall pass), and I want to be up-to-date on my canon. Same reason I watched SJA and some of the more dubious episodes of Classic Who.