The Last Ever Tenth Doctor Story Reviewed By Lytton Ewing Aged 3 And 1 Month

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Jan 10

The Last Ever Tenth Doctor Story Reviewed By Lytton Ewing Aged 3 And 1 Month

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“There was a monster party and all the monsters dancing. The green monsters were nasty, them called Doctor Who ‘idiot’. At the end him not Doctor Who anymore, him a different person. I love Doctor Who, can we have it on DVD?”

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Alan † on 1 Jan 2010 #
Harry’s review was comprised of throwing books, shouting Chuggington and insisting on daddy carrying him piggyback. He went for his bath before the hour long ‘die already’ end bit
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a tanned rested and unlogged lørd sükråt wötsît † on 1 Jan 2010 #
NOT LONG ENOUGH! HE SHOULD HAVE SAID GOODBYE TO EVERYONE ON EARTH EVAH!
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admin on 1 Jan 2010 #
I was waiting for the farewell to Agatha C and Shakespeare

note RTDs restraint was: no K9

(or daleks)
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lonepilgrim † on 2 Jan 2010 #
was the bit where they took him downstairs on a wheely chair a dalek joke?
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a tanned rested and unlogged lørd sükråt wötsît † on 2 Jan 2010 #
here is my “defence” of the Very Long Goodbye: written at great speed to get a bunch of contradictory feelings down while they were fresh
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Linkblogging for 02/01/10 (OK, so I was completely wrong about the whole palindrome thing…) « Sci-Ence! Justice Leak! † on 2 Jan 2010 #
[…] while Andrew Ducker sums up the RTD years perfectly. Barry Sarll wasn’t hugely impressed, but Lytton Ewing […]

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