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Last Christmas, Gallifrey Gals Get Wibbly Wobbly! S8 Xmas Special (Patreon)

Published:
2021-08-26 17:01:02
Edited:
2022-03-01 08:38:34
Imported:
2022-05

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It's always those holiday jingles that get stuck in your head. How will Paula feel about the continuation of Clara? Will Katrina or Paula hold back from their thoughts... likely not, but hey, that's a reaction channel for you. 


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PAULA DEMING

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KATRINA ALYSHA

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Comments

Henry from CO

Yes please, by all means take a break and watch Classic Who before moving on to series 9, although I'm uncertain if that will change anything. From what I see it's not just Clara that's the issue here, it's really Moffat, and he will still be the showrunner through Capaldi's run. After this very negative reaction to a very popular Christmas special, which they absolutely have every right to feel, I just don't see how they can carry on. It just might be time for all to just move on to something new for a bit. Did the ladies ever react to "WandaVision"? Would enjoy seeing that .....

Grelk
>>66584887

I'm pretty sure I remember Paula saying she's not a big fan of marvel

Nate

I'm no Clara fan but I love this episode, it's creepy and silly in the right amounts.

Nicole Mazza

I know a lot of people LOVE Shona, but I would've loved Ashley or Bellows as a companion, myself. <3 (Also, if you're a Tennant fan, the actress that plays Shona -- Faye Marsay -- is in a really odd rom-com with him called 'You, Me, and Him', where he knocks her up, even though she's one half of a lesbian relationship. Yeah.)

Nicole Mazza

"Would Clara do the same for him?" You mean, like when she sacrificed herself to save him by jumping into his time stream? Yes, she would totally put her life on the line for the Doctor. She's shown that pretty clearly quite a few times. 🤷‍♀️

Nicole Mazza

To be fair, RTD pretty much undid all the things he did to companions (and some other characters) as well -- Rose was lost in an alternate universe never to return and then not only comes back but gets her own souvenir Doctor to take back home with her, the Master kills 1/10 of the population of Earth and terrorizes the survivors for a year, but then the Doctor hits a reset button and it all goes back to as if nothing ever happened, Donna gets her memories wiped and can't under any circumstance remember her time with the Doctor...except for when she does and she's okay, because the Doctor put a 'fail safe' in her brain. And I could go on and on and on. There were many moments of No Consequences during that period on the show (that I don't remember you guys ranting about with the same vitriol). It's not just Moffat. And I mean, I TOTALLY get biases and I'm cool with people having differing opinions, but I'll never get the constant bashing of Moffat for things that RTD did as well -- especially when people don't seem to have the same issues with RTD. Maybe it's Moffat-hate fatigue on my part, but it's just so tiresome for me. Sorry. I still love you girls and I'm not going anywhere (especially as S9 is my fave series of New Who), but it almost feels at times like you're just looking for things to rant about right now and finding issues where there may not even be any and it honestly just makes me sad to watch. But oh well. YMMV and all that.

Red Claw

I'm sad that Jodie is leaving. I liked Chibnalls Who more than Moffats. But I'm not sad, that he's leaving, but also not thrilled. I would like the next Doctor to be whatever fits the story the new showrunner wants it to be. Androgynus, Man, Women I don't care, although I always thought Richard Coyle would be fantastic as the Doctor.

Paul Mason
>>66600133

Yes to both those suggestions! I do love Shona but I also know, as great as Faye Marsay is, she's given a lot of great lines. If they had decided they wanted Ashley or Bellows as the next companion then maybe they would have had some of those lines.

Paul Mason
>>66602606

Is that Donna "fail safe" thing from Big Finish story because I don't remember it?

Paul Mason
>>66602606

Never mind, it was in End of Time wasn't it? I hardly ever re-watch that which is why I forgot.

tal goren

Usually, I want reactors to be spoiler-free, but I think this reaction could have benefited from Paula knowing in advance that Clara is staying. Her reaction here is basically, her waiting for the ending of an overly long epilogue to a storyline she didn't like. If she knew it wasn't the end, maybe she wouldn't have been so impatient with the episode.

Jonny Moonsliver

This next season is, very oddly, my favorite of Capaldi's seasons. His arc for the Doctor is my favorite. Even though Clara stays on, what they do with their relationship by the end of it feels right to me. BUT as Clara goes, she doesn't really improve in my eyes. I think Moffat writes Capaldi nearly note perfect in every moment of this coming season. And I don't feel Clara gets better. But since I watch the show for the Doctor, and apart from a couple stand outs like Donna, the companions I tend to care less about it, I consider it a welcome trade.

Daniel French

I normally love your reactions, don't get me wrong I did like this reaction, but I don't really get the negativity for Clara in this particular episode and it did make it hard to watch at times, but I still love your reactions!. Everyone is entitled to their opinions, but your problem shouldn't be with Clara as a character but with the way she's been written in these last few episodes. Looking forward, I do believe Clara is better written in series 9 for the most part (It probably would've been a good idea to tell Paula that Clara would be staying on!!) Series 9 is certainly Peter's best series and without giving to much away, there are some episodes that I am very much looking forward to seeing!!

Brandon Scott

I don't get it. Every single episode lately (and a few in the past series+) there are always at lease 3 or 4 or 7 comments where some says something like, "Don't get me wrong," or "I really do enjoy your reactions BUT," or something to that effect followed by the same exact concern over and over: your grating and, honestly, irrational abuse of the character Clara. I know you are nearly absolutely certain to not care, but I'm done. I'm actually leaving this Patreon...and I'm really sad about it. This sucks. But the blatant and unnecessary, unreasonable aggression toward this character is bad enough BUT THE HYPOCRASY is just too much, I mean for real. And I have given very specific examples of this hypocrasy on past videos but this childish picking at her character in this episode was just, there's no other way to honestly say this, stupid. It was dumb and pointless and, probably worst of all, absolutely no fun to watch. And isn't that the point? I don't understand so many people forgiving this over and over and over. You can give an honest reaction and share your genuine point of view without being so very.... just mean and, as my grandma would say, ugly about it. We get it! We know! You don't like Clara. We really don't need you to beat it into our heads every 2 minutes of the episode. Like I said, I know you won't care, but your just refusal to give even an inch to your audience who has tried to let you know in both subtle and not so subtle ways that its just not fun to listen to you snipe and pick at her episode after episode. Don't like her. Whatever, I promise most of us wouldn't care. But man do we get tired of hearing about it. So yeah. I won't be here to answer any replies. I don't know how Patreon works once I leave a community. I don't know if I'll get notifications about comments and things. But if you really want to reply I'm sure there's a way.

Daryl
>>66933374

I still get notifications for replies to comments the placed in posts from patreons I unsubscribed from over a year ago. You can't see the original post or your own comment if you use the alert link. But you can read the reply in the notification before you dismiss it. Can be confusing if you don't remember what you originally wrote. lol

Mr Kitty

Just muddle through till Moffat is out of the picture.

Paul Flux

This episode was clearly written as Clara's swansong. Note that she's living in a different home than the tower block apartment that is shown in other episodes. It was supposed to be her home as an old lady a few decades in the future. However I think you're being unfair on Moffat in blaming his ego for changing the ending. According to more than one interview, it got as far as the first table read before Jenna Coleman admitted, in tears, that she wasn't ready to leave the show. The BBC rightly viewed her as a rising star that they wanted to hold on to for as long as possible, so the ending was changed. Narratively it's a cop-out, but Moffat's failing is one of compassion for his leading actress rather than one of ego. Likewise the 'gone forever' ending for Amy Pond is something that Karen Gillan requested in preference to simply stopping travelling with the Doctor. I believe that Steven Moffat is less egotistical and more accommodating of his actors' wishes than you give him credit for.