The Star Beast (TV story)

I am an enormous DW fan- I just felt some disappointment upon seeing the specials. I have been waiting years for the 60th anniversary but I felt so disappointed when I saw the Star Beast- the crappy dialogue, wooden acting, weird CGI, and writing- when coupled with the david tennant gimmick (for the second time) just really kind of bugged me. I love DW but honestly Davies NEEDS to step it up. Wild Blue Yonder was a lot better but still suffered from flaws- the CGI was not as good as the previous era, the plot was a literal REHASH OF MIDNIGHT, and it's quite literally a normal doctor who episode, not anywhere even close to the best. Yes, there are definitely pros to this new era (DONNA NOBLE IS BACK!!!) but, if I'm being honest- I enjoyed Flux and Power of the Doctor a lot more. Day of the Doctor was loads better and carried so much more intrigue with it (even if the CGI wasn't top notch). RTD can do better than this, I'm sure of it. I just hope the third special isn't as much of a letdown.

As the last of the Time Lords, the Doctor proved to be the most dangerous person in the universe. Isolation threatened to turn him into the very type of Time Lord he despised: a master who controls the laws of time, the Time Lord Victorious.

If he's desperate or if you threaten his friends, you won't be prepared for how far he'll go. Like trapping you in every mirror in existence, imprisoning you in the event horizon of a collapsing galaxy, or suspending you in time to be used as a scarecrow!

The Time And Relative Dimension In Space is a sentient ship that travels space and time with ease.

It's strong enough to tow planets, powerful enough to stop anti-matter from destroying the universe, and tough enough to tank lightning from Zeus.

It can even adjust its interior to an infinite degree, both in terms of space and time.

The TARDIS single-handedly held off a universe-destroying event.

The Doctor can access additional weapons in the TARDIS, the Omega Arsenal, and beyond. Such as the Tear of Isha, the Heart of the TARDIS, Paradox Machines, and even the Moment, which remains in contact with the Doctor.