Perhaps he enigmatically meant there was more than one face of Bo?Ollie wrote:Didn't it bother anyone that 20 seconds before saying "You are not alone," Boe directly contradicted what we're all assuming he meant by that by saying "I'm the last of my kind, just as you are the last of yours"?
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That's interesting, because he immediately made me think "Clockwork Orange"... plus the red/blue/white people made me think of Blur's video for The Universal...Flabio wrote:The chap in the suit and bowler hat was a reference to the Judge Dredd character Max Normal.Darkflame wrote:Had a very 2000AD feel to it, but was there a specific referance?
Top episode. Just a shame the flying car graphics were disappointing, particularly the first sequence in the alley.
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Well, I know its a "dud" possibility, but given what was said could also mean he is indeed the last of his kind, but he is not alone in a different way.Sir_LANs-a-lot wrote:Perhaps he enigmatically meant there was more than one face of Bo?Ollie wrote:Didn't it bother anyone that 20 seconds before saying "You are not alone," Boe directly contradicted what we're all assuming he meant by that by saying "I'm the last of my kind, just as you are the last of yours"?
eg. Someone or something has been traveling with him in the Tardis besides him and his companions.
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Whilst not sinking to the depths of 'Fear Her', I have to say that this episode was something of a 'meh' for me.
Plot holes big enough to drive a hovervan through (like, why is there a jam when we keep seeing massive long shots of a huge tunnel, but everyone is trundling along in little lanes like drones despite no observed police presence for 26 years). Boe flatly contradicting himself in the space of a sentence. Another 'Doc gets annoyed when companion gets nicked' session, twee drugs market-stall sequence, and on and on.
Yeah, Boe confirming that The Doc has company is good. Closing on a swelling hymn with The Doc remeniscing about Galifrey, yeah, good. But overall, meh.
Meh, I say.
Plot holes big enough to drive a hovervan through (like, why is there a jam when we keep seeing massive long shots of a huge tunnel, but everyone is trundling along in little lanes like drones despite no observed police presence for 26 years). Boe flatly contradicting himself in the space of a sentence. Another 'Doc gets annoyed when companion gets nicked' session, twee drugs market-stall sequence, and on and on.
Yeah, Boe confirming that The Doc has company is good. Closing on a swelling hymn with The Doc remeniscing about Galifrey, yeah, good. But overall, meh.
Meh, I say.
It sure had plot holes, but not quite that one.
Plot holes big enough to drive a hovervan through (like, why is there a jam when we keep seeing massive long shots of a huge tunnel, but everyone is trundling along in little lanes like drones despite no observed police presence for 26 years).
They explained the vehicle's were automated, the stearing wheel locks if they disobey.
Purhapes whats more interesting is them having enough energy too keep hundreds of thousands of cars hovering in cycles but not enough too open the sun roof :p
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I thought that was quite well observed. It's what people do. Plus the motorway had some sort of automatic control that probably stops you from doing anything else.Istar wrote:Whilst not sinking to the depths of 'Fear Her', I have to say that this episode was something of a 'meh' for me.
Plot holes big enough to drive a hovervan through (like, why is there a jam when we keep seeing massive long shots of a huge tunnel, but everyone is trundling along in little lanes like drones despite no observed police presence for 26 years).
Yeah, what was that aboutBoe flatly contradicting himself in the space of a sentence.
Still, not 'Meh' for me, you just have to work quite hard to suspend disbelief sometimes
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Whilst there were huge plot holes in that episode, both of the points you bring up were fully addressed. Should of* being paying more attentionIstar wrote:Plot holes big enough to drive a hovervan through (like, why is there a jam when we keep seeing massive long shots of a huge tunnel, but everyone is trundling along in little lanes like drones despite no observed police presence for 26 years). Boe flatly contradicting himself in the space of a sentence.
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If they were in New New York, where was Fry & Bender?Snakey wrote:Well. It was a bit of a crap cop-out really, wasn't it? "Oh, we're not in London or Cardiff, we're in New-New York. Despite the fact everybody sounds English (except Dougal)."WiteWulf wrote:I, for one, welcome the non-London/Cardiff setting
I'll be intrigued how they manage to shoe-horn Daleks into the next episode.
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Because it was really New New New New New....New York.If they were in New New York, where was Fry & Bender?
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