In the latest episode there were so many plot holes it was unbelievable. But I'm not going to rant about that, the thing that irritates me the most is  why would anyone not want to spend the night Amy Pond? Its not right, he is ether gay, doesn't like northerners or hates ginger people. Another irritating thing is that it is so obvious who that woman killed.

Him.

The.

Doctor.

The Crack Arc is far from over from what we've seen so far.
I found the "moving angel" scene quite creepy. My personal explanation for the slow movement was that they weren't sure if she could see, and were moving almost tentatively.
Also, they "spoke" through Bob in the last episode. Just thought you should know that, Max.

well I think this is last series personally, the number of viewers have gone down dramatically and the stories aren't helping. Its the classic end to a sci-fi series first the head writer leaves, then they bring back old baddies, then no one watches it, and then we don't see it again for another 10 years until some one makes a film. and 10 years after that they make a new series which becomes popular with a children but people who watched the original think its rubbish until its to late.

The'll keep sucking the good milk out of the show until it's all gone...

Its an abomination that they should give Angels a two parter and not Daleks - but I'm guessing their saving the Daleks until the finale (I could be wrong though). I loved the Angels, but I personally didn't want to see them again. 'Blink' was SO GOOD that by creating a 'sequel' to it would ruin it - and it did. Its like 'Terminator 2' didn't need a sequel - you cant make something perfect better. The Angels were the perfect villains, and 'Blink' bought such a great sense of closure yet left such a huge impact. Its like I never wanted to see the 'Planet of the Ood'. They were awesome enough in that two parter from Series 2 and bought such a closure that to return to their planet just to cash in on how much people liked them was stupid. Closure is an art no-one seems to understand - mostly because of greed over perfection.

That being said, the situation of Amy not being able to open her eyes was pretty awesome, as was the scene where the Angel came out of the television. The rest was 'meh' - but to be honest, no-one could possibly top 'Blink', and shouldn't have tried to.

The stories, I can understand - the new series is much weaker in terms of writing, which with a guy like Moffatt for head writer is in-excusable. But despite this, Doctor Who is still one of the best shows out there, no matter what I say in my rants. And where did you learn about views going down?

-MRB

I don't think they are, when Christopher Eccleston and David Tennant were The Doctor most the people I know watched Doctor Who, now after the first 2 episodes of this series both my sisters stopped watching it, non of my 200 friends on FaceBook said anything about Doctor who this series, even I am going off of it. the fact is that unless there appealing more for a different audience I would assume there viewers have gone down a lot.

BARB actually says that the viewers have gone down since the first episode of this series from 9,591,000 to 7,824,000 by episode 3.

Anecdotes =/= proof.