The Doctor Who has started with a double episode that includes a bit of everything: time travel, aliens disturbing aspect, and several tracks for the next episodes. This is a review of best and worst The Impossible Astronaut and Day of the Moon:
narrative arcs. Since 2005, Doctor Who has been characterized by a recurring phrase that signals a major event, which will serve as the finale. This time they have gone one step further, and last season many of the characters he was told the doctor that "Silence will fall", a situation that will open this season and it serves, simultaneously, to make way for an arc more broad and ambitious, involving the very future of one of his companions.
narrative arcs. Since 2005, Doctor Who has been characterized by a recurring phrase that signals a major event, which will serve as the finale. This time they have gone one step further, and last season many of the characters he was told the doctor that "Silence will fall", a situation that will open this season and it serves, simultaneously, to make way for an arc more broad and ambitious, involving the very future of one of his companions.
AAAgh! That tie is frightening
The Silence. Weeping Angels If he had won a prize to Steve Moffat, these aliens wearing ties and also bring them big heads, without the Doctor knew until now, this race has been behind the humans from the beginning, hiding from them by orders posthypnotic. In the words of the doctor, "is not about to fight an invasion, but to carry out a revolution." And it is the power to dominate the mind that will lead to the destruction of this species.
temporary crossings. Along with giving fear, is another favorite topic of Steve Moffat. And in these two episodes has been the basis of good. Being a series on, time travel, he was the writer who twists the possibilities of this concept the most, a trend that began with the first season of Matt Smith. In this case, has gone one step further, playing with his own death of the Doctor, River Song escapes from taking advantage of the apparitions of the Tardis, and that girl who seems to be connected to Amy Pond.
Paradoxes (again). Russell T. Davies accustomed us to the smallest detail plot had its conclusion, which Steve Moffat does not follow to the letter. Among their vices, have a preference for a faster assembly, shock effect (which this time involved several dead. Or not) that lead to a situation explained, and skip the explanations, if sometimes accelerates the narrative, others leave a lot of questions that can not be resolved.
characterization. Although I was very funny this setting in the U.S. (and the fact that its broadcast on BBC America include the voice of Karen Gillian putting on the public record. Viva expanding audience), the theme of the space race served to include a claim that another element, like the spacesuit and the mysterious girl, the appearances of Richard Nixon is not quite there. The theme of the characters famous works more or less well when they have their over centuries, as was the case with Charles Dickens in 2005, but both the Nixon and Winston Churchill in the previous season have been no big deal.
After initial dizziness, the next episode promises a story far more bearable and more components of adventures without complications, ships, pirates, ghosts and some surprise. Any improvement with pirates.
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