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"Doctor Who" (2005)Original Air Date:
8 July 2006 (Season 2, Episode 13)Plot:
Earth becomes the battlefield for the greatest and deadliest war of all time, as the Daleks and the Cybermen clash with the whole universe at stake... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
Best. Episode. Ever. more (33 total)Cast
(Episode Cast overview, first billed only) | David Tennant | ... | The Doctor |
 | Billie Piper | ... | Rose Tyler |
| Camille Coduri | ... | Jackie Tyler |
 | Noel Clarke | ... | Mickey Smith |
 | Shaun Dingwall | ... | Pete Tyler |
| Andrew Hayden Smith | ... | Jake Simmonds (as Andrew Hayden-Smith) |
| Tracy-Ann Oberman | ... | Yvonne Hartman |
| Raji James | ... | Dr. Rajesh Singh |
| Paul Kasey | ... | Cyber Leader |
| Nicholas Briggs | ... | Dalek / Cybermen (voice) |
| Barnaby Edwards | ... | Dalek Operator |
| Nicholas Pegg | ... | Dalek Operator |
| Stuart Crossman | ... | Dalek Operator |
| Anthony Spargo | ... | Dalek Operator |
| Dan Barratt | ... | Dalek Operator |
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This episode was watched by 8.22 million viewers on its original transmission. moreGoofs:
Continuity: As the Doctor and the Cyberleader are looking out at London from Torchwood, there is smoke and fire from battles with Cybermen on the streets. A short time later, as the Doctor and the party are watching the Daleks from the roof of Torchwood, the smoke and fire has disappeared and central London appears untouched. moreFAQ
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I've probably seen nearly every Dr. Who episode out there, and this may be the very best. If not, it certainly ranks up there with Adric's death, or Nyssa's departure, or Tegan's struggles. And let's not forget Ace, who had a special relationship with a very erratic doctor.
Others have already written excellent reviews, so I won't be redundant. Doctor Who shows time and again that science fiction can be about people, and not merely about remodulating the polarity of the main deflector's tachyon flow. The structure of Dr. Who allows the producers fabulous flexibility, and keeps an audience on the edge of their seat. Anything could happen to anyone at any time. Whether Rose confronts a Dalek, or Ace attacks a cyberman, we're never sure if that's their last moment.
Has it occurred to anyone else that the whole time-war background story might be the seed for a truly excellent Dr. Who movie? Also, I think that it's time for the Doctor to have a crew again. I don't think he'll be able to commit to a single assistant for a while now, and I believe I would be disappointed to see him do so.
In conclusion, I'll say it once again: Best episode ever!