Mr Man

In the USC Slave I, I remember. Longer ago than I thought.

Looking at it, Saint hasn't been active since 2016. Though this is a blast from the past.

No printed arms on Bobba.

Depends on what TLJ or the Han Solo film throw up really. If any major characters with a reasonably simple bodyshape and head style pop up and aren't one offs then TLG can get some use out of the moulds and use them in other sets, including BPs.

Very nice job, you've got the squashed, stretched look spot on. Have any pictures released or leaked so far shown an interior? Or are you making your own guess?

Well we have been doing for years, every year an unlabelled or unreleased 'big' set will be Cloud City... Right up until the point it's revealed to be another X-Wing.

I leave for two measly years and come back to find they're releasing a new UCS Millenium Falcon! Apparently hell does freeze over. I'm going to miss the threads of people making the old one from Bricklink though. But, another Landspeeder, Y-Wing, Republic Tank, Vader Transformation? We must have five or six Landspeeders by now, possibly more Y-Wings. Star Wars really isn't short of new vehicles they could have used.

I still don't know what to think of him.

Odd. I may have to try watch the series now.

I liked it and it felt like a satisfying conclusion, it just felt there was something missing. A replacement second Osgood? Bonny changed her mind quickly. Hehe, I love the mind wiping tech in the Black Archive. The boxes were empty? Not really a surprise knowing how the Doctor operates. Talking of how he operates I got a serious 7 vibe from him here. As in he's already planned the downfall of the enemy before he's even arrived on the scene. 'Five rounds rapped', it's ice to see someone who understands that shooting an alien in the head is sometimes necessary. Jenna Coleman is normally an average actor but I feel she wasn't really trying in this two parter. Clara felt weaker than usual and Bonny acted like a child and not like the Commander she was meant to be. Didn't the plane have other occupants? A crew? Why does the fact that the Zygons have spaceships never come up? I mean the ones on Earth now don't, but the Zygons currently in space do, just ring 'em up. Harry Sullivan is an imbecile . Better than the first and third two parter but not as good as the second.

I'm really enjoying this show now. As soon as Tarkin popped up last series this show has been fantastic without a dud episode since then. I really like the new Inquisitors as well and the petty power plays between them and Kalus/Constantine.

Fitz really shone in this episode.

That reminds me, is Gotham back on again?

Yeah, it's the TIE Advanced from 'Rebels' not any of the films. The wings on this version do fold when landed, I think anyway.

Simply done but very effective.

Not my favourite, not with just one episode, but he was fantastic.

I think she only chose Clara because Clare is the current one and the only one in 2015 that she personally knows. Still, being random for no reason is well within character for the Master (Ainly and Simm especially).

I can't wait!

I could't see how the Daleks would have been able to destroy the TARDIS in the first place so that wasn't a problem. Also the Master was going to betray them from the start, goodness knows why 12 brought her along. I don't think I posted my thoughts for the first episode though, it was longer.

Funny, I thought it was batter than the first part.

All Daleks can fly, not just the Imperial and Time War ones, backs up 'The Chase'. Davros thinks the Doctor won't point a gun? Is he an amnesiac? Skaro was rebuilt by the Daleks? When, because 11 was on Skaro in the 'Asylum of the Daleks' and the Masters ashes were collected from there in 'The Enemy Within'. Davros' handy forcefield is a great explanation for his survival rate. No Emergency Temporal Shifts from the high ranking Daleks? Sentient Sewers, nice, really adds to the gothic horror of Skaro established in 'Genesis of the Daleks'. I expected Davros to get a new body at the end. Mercy isn't in the Daleks vocabulary? I know we all wan't to pretend 'The Big Bang' never happened but it was 'kinda a big deal River Song made a Dalek beg for mercy. No nods when Clara was in the Dalek to her conversion in 'Asylum of the Daleks', nothing, not even a 'this feels familiar'? The Master was feeling quite like Ainley in this episode, best I've seen him since Jacoby in 'Utopia'. The Master has a knife, why is the stick important? Where's her weapons? No TCE, no Laser Screwdriver, no spitting venom, just a broach? Sonic glasses is quite possibly the single worst idea I've seen Moffat ever come up with. If you're going to take away the SS have the balls to make done with it, don't just replace it with another idiot device. See, told you Daleks could't destroy the TARDIS. Galifray is in normal space? I thought it was still in the pocket universe. That looked like a good chunk of regeneration energy, maybe a full incarnation. Umm, what?The Doctor can just give it out (yes I know 11 did as well, doesn't make it less wrong), so why didn't he use it on Peri in 'The Caves of Androzani'? Is she worth less than Davros? All those wires, we get it, it's a call back to the two wires in 'Genesis of the Daleks', learn how to use subtlety Moffat. Clara is brain dead, why did it not occur to her to think 'open' to open the bloody thing? At this rate she'll probably leave after dying from forgetting to breath. Nice nod to Ian in the Dalek as well. ​​

It's canon with one 'n'. Also, they aren't the same A-Wings from RotJ any-more than the X-Wings from ANH are the X-Wings from TFA.

I meant after he fell back into it in 'The End of Time'.

Now, that's just mean .

Loved the interior of the city, very like in 'The Daleks'. Davros has lost his electronic voice. Genesis, Resurrection, Revelation, Remembrance of the Daleks and Journeys End, anyone know where the 5th Docs meting with Davros is from? Shame Davros didn't want to see the Master again, they've worked together in the past (or rather the Master and the Daleks have). Yeah, no amount of Daleks set on 'Maximum Extermination', even with a Special Weapons Dalek are getting through the TARDIS. The Daleks already had a TARDIS like craft in 'The Chase'. I spotted two other Supreme Daleks (a black one and a black and silver one) so why is the Red one in command? The 4th Doc was talking about Davros, nice touch. Why the bloody hell was the Doctor working with the Master anyway, talk about expecting her sudden yet inevitable betrayal. I also heard the Dalek voices pitched differently as they used to be. The Master got the Doctors will, a nice call back to 'The Enemy Within' where the Doctor got to take the Masters ashes from Skaro. Kill baby Davros with a Daleks gun? Dramatic irony eh Doc? The Master (and Davros) surviving with no explanation, very nice, that's how it always was. I assume the Doctor has one of the Vortex Manipulators. Karn was a bit wasted unless it shows up again later on. It's good they had nothing to do with the Masters return. Talking about the Master. Was it ever established how he escaped the Time War, did he come through one of the cracks? The current Master is almost certainly a regeneration of the last (and therefore Yana) because she mentions she can regenerate, so not a stolen body. Nice of the episode to clear up all the creepy Master/Doctor slash and Doctor/Clara crap that seemed to litter the last series. We know the Doctor won't die, the show knows he won't die, there was no need to waste most of the episode on his 'meditation'. The Master also seems to have met Davros, they both fled the first days of the Time War (before the Time Lock), maybe it was the same battle. I realise the Doctor isn't in a ship, but surely anyone else approaching Skaro would notice the gravity isn't that of a Station (i.e. the orbital gravity, not on the station). Karn, Gallifrey, Skaro, a lot of important planets are red. I'm not really interested in the Masters little ipad thing, the TCE was much more intimidating. It's Doctor Who, timeline changes happen all the time.