Review of Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor (2013) by Alan H — 04 Jan 2014
The Fiftieth Anniversary went off with a huge bang, Steven Moffat has done what I didn't believe would be plausible without a scary new type of alien added to Whoverse and we get the best bantering between characters I've seen in Who in a long time.
I loved this special, it highlighted the very best parts about Who, showed some of the best visuals I've seen in a Dr Who episode ever and added to the canon with stability and drama, good storytelling. I loved the appearance of Billie Piper as her character, it was a relief that we didn't get what I thought we would, the only small slight was that Jenna Coleman was underused, but in a show that's both beginning a new era for Who and celebrating the title character, I think we can let that slide.
Mr Moffat, you have done something incredible in this movie/special and you have shut a lot of peoples mouths about your style.
You are a national treasure.
This review of Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor (2013) was written by Alan H on 04 Jan 2014.
Doctor Who: The Day of the Doctor has generally received very positive reviews.
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