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www.eruditorumpress.com
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| | | | | Alien Bodies, by Lawrence Miles, is the landmark Eighth Doctor Adventure - the one that changed everything. It introduces Faction Paradox, the War, kills off the Doctor, introduces the Dark Sam plot, and probably does a fair number of other things I'm not thinking of at the moment. Steven Moff | |
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them0vieblog.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article discusses the television episode 'Lux' from the series Doctor Who, analyzing its themes of nostalgia, media influence, and the power of constructed realities. It explores the episode's narrative, its connections to previous seasons, and the cultural context of its release. The article highlights the character of Belinda as a more skeptical and modern companion, contrasting her with earlier companions like Rose or Martha. It also touches on the broader implications of media and its role in shaping public perception, drawing parallels to historical and contemporary events. | |
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mycomicrelief.wordpress.com
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| | | | | I AM IN LOVE WITH NCUTI GATWA'S FIFTEENTH DOCTOR. His smile! His warmth! His charisma! We're only three episodes in - "The Church on Ruby Road," "Space Babies," and "The Devil's Chord" - but oh my gosh I can't get enough of him. It was hard to stop rewatching those episodes to write this piece... | |
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fakegeekboy.wordpress.com
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| | | The story so far: after a patchy first season, there were some signs in Matt Smith's second season that Grand Moff Steven was righting the ship, albeit with an unfortunate emphasis on convoluted plot arc stuff and an overfondness for using "Doctor who?" as diegetic dialogue. We begin Series 7 with the Doctor having discovered... | ||
