Twice Upon a Time (TV story)

End of an era. I felt such a profound loss at Capaldi's leaving that I actually didn't watch this when it aired because I thought I'd be inconsolable. Fortunately, his farewell speech goes on for five-and-a-half hours so I was over it by the end, but I still think this was a wonderful end to one of the very best ever Doctors. The 60s fan in me yearned to see more made of Ben and Polly, but they would have been superfluous to the story, and lamentable and unnecessary recastings. I like the idea of Testimony, but the best element of this is the "Doctor of War" storyline, against the backdrop of the Christmas truce. A brilliant moment in a brilliant episode.

I hope the Cenetary Special has “time” in the title. Cause after The Parting of the Ways, every Doctor’s regeneration story (not counting the Eighth or War Doctors) has had “time” in the title (The End of Time, The Time of the Doctor, Twice Upon a Time)

One in the Tenth Planet, the other in Twice Upon a Time.

Me (finally) accepting Twelve was leaving the TARDIS:

Me flipping out about Thirteen being a woman (gonna be honest, was very close-minded about it at first, not cool):

Me calming down, adjusting to the change, and realizing this is actually a good thing, with subsequent same reaction watching The Woman Who Fell to Earth:

The Ghost Monument and the majority of Season 11:

My mind after Season 12 is great and The Timeless Children drops its big twist and cliffhanger: