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If Benni Orphan55 were to witness a regeneration, how would he react or respond?

Any other Companion I'd put down with a sense of wonder, but...Benni's different. In a way he's more of an old hand than any of them. And he's met a single Doctor.

So would he take it in his stride and simply greet the next Doctor, as if he'd just got over an illness? Or would he have the same sense of wonder at seeing a regeneration first hand?

/uj this one might be too arcane for its own good

Ya’ll know WHO the Panhandle Democrats are endorsing. I’m voting for Tom Baker to save the galaxy from Sutekh and bring fair justice to Texan courts.

Tldr: Very underrated and creative episode, and i need to know if anyone agrees with me on this.

Watched this 12th Doctor episode for the first time a few weeks ago, and every now and then i think about it and am just baffled by how low the ratings are. It’s one of the lowest rated Doctor who stories ever… but i found it so captivating, and i absolutely loved how they handled the worldbuilding. That, and all the scifi elements were so refreshingly creative. I really liked the first part which was set entirely in the castle, i think it was a great part and very exciting.

The only problem i had was the second part, which was a lot of running around the castle (which seems to be the common criticism with the episode), but it really does pick up from there. Anyone criticising it for the visuals and effects really needs to remember what show they’re watching. Yes, the constant green screens for every shot look really clunky, but i honestly think it’s really interesting how they experimented with it, and it allowed for some more ambitious settings that we’d never before seen in Doctor who.

With the awful rating of 9.6 on imdb I’m guessing I am the only enjoyer of this episode, but I would be happy to be proven wrong!

Ik its the start of woke who. Because yk its a “stand” for women cos anyone can play roles. As if hes not always a man but the first 4 episodes were quite good. The black man ruined it for me. But tbf didnt give him a chance just get annoyed that they feel the need to make it all woke and crap

Say what you will about him now, but his first era was excellent and much more consistent than the later seasons. Casino Royale is one of my favourite series, Eccleston brought a weariness and gravitas to the role of Bond we haven't seen in a long time. You can say Tennant's Bond is overrated, but there's a reason why he's so well-loved, he deserves the praise.