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Here is my review for the new Doctor Who episode: BOOM, written by returning writer Steven Moffat.
Feel free to let me know your thoughts in the comments below. I'm sure this video is going to ruffle some feathers but please try to keep it friendly!
As always, I hope you guys enjoy.
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Special thanks to: The Chrisper + Whirling
This is the first review iv watched of the new doctor. Iv honestly been very scared to watch anything related or the series itself, because of my family's views when watching the three-part episode with me. But you, honestly make me want to watch it.
ah wow, I appreciate that!
While I do have issues with this series, it is still good old, classic Doctor Who. I do recommend it.
I’d also say: don’t be scared to watch it because of other people. I understand very well how opposing views can make you feel worried to watch or agree with anything that presents certain views and politics, but it’s also important to be yourself - even if it’s just in the comforts of your own company. I mainly just watch Doctor Who by myself or with good friends and it’s a great experience. I recommend finding people you’re comfortable with to share it.
Unless I’ve just completely misread what you were saying. If so, I apologise.
Love seeing some love for "the day will come when you won't be" love to see a breakdown of that fantastic episode with one flaw
To be honest, I'd love to make a video on Bottle Episodes one day. Or at least some of my favourites. I'm sure if I ever get round to that, there'll be a big spotlight on that episode.
@@MrGreaves fantastic episode bar the fact it wasn't a double feature with the finale like if they just had it all happen in last day on earth it'd be one of the best EPS of TV period
@@randomedits4172 yeah i think what lets it down is the end of season cliffhanger. If The Last Day on Earth was 6x15 or something and The Day Will Come.. was the finale, it would’ve been much better received.
so they used the cliche known as the bottle. in which the entire episode takes place in one scene in one location.
pretty much haha
How tf is Boom good?? It was the worst trash of an episode ever. It was the worst thing Moffat's ever produced. It was bland, disgusting baby food writing. The main characters' acting was abysmal. The side characters were boring and stupid as all hell. The on-the-fly physics rules of the landmine were idiotic. The hologram magic was wildly handwaved and rushed. Oh he said kiss kiss at the end? Omg remember 2 minutes ago when he said that!? Omg what a callback!
Worst, WORST episode.
You’re certainly entitled to your opinion, but there’s no need to be hostile about mine.
I agree with some of your critiques. Not sure how Ncuti and Millie’s performances were abysmal, as you put it. Really don’t know how it’s the worst ever episode when you’ve got stuff like Arachnids in The UK, In The Forest of The Night and The Timeless Children running around, just to name a few.