Jonesey wrote:So why didn't Martha use her marvelously magical mobile 'phone to 'bell someone in the present?
Nice episode - those statues were gleefully spooky!
I was wondering that. After Shipton got Sally's phone number, and was blunked into the past... you'd think the first thing that Doc + Martha would have done is rang Sally (instead of the DVD silliness) and... stuff.
Maybe 'universal roaming' needs a time-local TARDIS to relay...?
limb_clock wrote:Smashing Eppy, although i don't know if i'm THAT eager to see the next weeks eppy since Jack's in that
I know what you mean, it's putting me off too - can't stand the egotistical self-centred twat. It's a great pity that Rose resurrected his exterminated corpse at the end of series 1 ..........
Mayhem wrote:It would have been nice to just have a glimmer of seeing The Doctor and Martha as being 38 years older in the present day... after all until Sally rescued them, they would have still been lingering around 2007.
Jonesey wrote:So why didn't Martha use her marvelously magical mobile 'phone to 'bell someone in the present?
Lost it down the back of the TARDIS? Battery 'sploded? Provider noticed all those really long distance calls and shut down the radio telescope they were being channelled through...?
For me, that ranks right up there with the best things I've ever seen. The only way it could have been any better is if Sally Sparrow had appeared full-frontal naked at some point.
arron wrote:
And didn't the Doctor say that they cause a lot of damage when they explode?
Nah, that was the chickens, as his 'Timey-Wimey Thing' boils eggs if you get too close, so he told to DCI Shipton (in 1969) to keep away from chickens.
Just been talking to my sister on the phone about the episode and told her that I thought the music really helped in this one, especially in the final 'attack' scenes, reminding me of the music/effects in the film Aliens.