The Valeyard Judges The Zygon Invasion/Inversion

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Well, that was tense wasn’t it?

I rather hate to admit it but I quite enjoyed that. All these two parters are making me quite nostalgic for the days where I took several episodes to resolve anything. Except nothing was really resolved was it? The only thing that was really any different at the end was that there was a Zygon wondering on the set of a Benedict Cumberbatch historical film. You’d never catch me in a duffel coat.

More than twice at any rate.

But the real disappointment for me was that young Miss Bonnie wasn’t kept around in the TARDIS rather than her more human, and quite frankly snobbish, counterpart. It really does make one yearn for the days when I travelled with companions that weren’t human, female, and/or from either the 20th or 21st Century United Kingdom. London in particular. You know things are bad when you actually miss Turlough. True, he was dark, dangerous, and tried to kill me on multiple occasions, but he had his bad points as well. The poor chap was ginger after all. Hell, I even miss the damned penguin some days. And let’s not talk about Adric!

But I digress.

The whole affair was rather wonderfully put together and paced and I had completely forgotten how much I enjoyed being Scottish, even if I did keep referring to myself as Doctor Disco. Is it the guitar? Sometimes, I don’t make sense. Get used to it.

At this rate I might even find myself looking forward to the next episode.

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