Review: Doctor Who, The Crimson Horror

[ed_rex]

Patterns of abuse

I know a lot of you enjoyed "The Crimson Horror" and, in comparison to the previous week's travesty, you had every right to.

Nevertheless, what you enjoyed was still pretty lousy television and I guarantee that, unless you make a real study of it, you won't remember a damned thing about it a year from now.

Don't believe me?

Read "Carry On Up the Tardis!" to find out why it was the idea of "The Crimson Horror" you liked, and not the show itself.

As usual, both plot- and fun-spoilers abound, so enter at your own risk.

Comments

Re: Quite right

[mrs_tribble]

Hi; Mod speaking. Well, one of us anyway.

As previously stated, you are entitled to your opinion, but please don't tell others what they should have thought about an episode.

I personally enjoyed it because it was a return to fun, silly, makes-no-sense-at-all, Classic Who.

Constructive criticism is quite acceptable, but this is sailing very close to bashing.

This comm is not a love-fest - granted - but we ask that you don't upset other members with your opinions.

Thank you.

Re: Quite right

[ed_rex]

I'll do my best, though (if I'm honest), even I'm getting upset by my opinions lately. Or by the cause of them.

I don't think I was bashing, but I can certainly see why this one was "sailing very close" to it. I'll endeavour to keep further from shore in future.