Now the big question is (click to show/hide)where did Ganger-Amy come from and why was it right to disintegrate her? Didn't we just spend two rather uninteresting episodes proving that Ganger are people, too?
Stupid really, there was a huge stonking clue for anyone paying attention!
Could you point that out?
It's ironic that his plots rely so much on the characters history as a legendary figure amongst all these alien races, but actually he himself is living off the older stories because he's never tackled, say, a Dalek plan properly.
The thing is, I really like it that way. Those epic battles and proper Dalek plans are fine as background noise and they do inform my view of the Doctor, but I'm happy to only occasionally hear about it - please don't bother me with the details of some pedestrian world domination plot by Daleks or Cybermen. Take for example the Sontarian in this episode: Even if I hadn't seen the S4 episodes with the Sontarians, I would have gotten the general idea about them from this episode. That S4 two-parter was pretty boring, using one of them here as mirror for Rory was interesting.
I don't want a summer break, I want more episodes.