I enjoyed it. It was funny, and the ending was moving but perhaps not as well done as it could have been. But the story was pretty unremarkable and not as clever as we have come to expect.
It was very Mark Gatiss really. I imagine what was good about it was from Steven Moffat. He is the boss here. For that reason I expect next week's will be better.
Take Doctor Who for example, Human Nature / Family of Blood, Russell T Davies wrote about 90% of that story, but Paul Cornell was still credited as the writer.
I enjoyed it. It was funny, and the ending was moving but perhaps not as well done as it could have been. But the story was pretty unremarkable and not as clever as we have come to expect.
It was very Mark Gatiss really. I imagine what was good about it was from Steven Moffat. He is the boss here. For that reason I expect next week's will be better.
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[deleted] 2 points · Jan 2017
Steven Moffat.
And then the third one is Gatiss and Moffat. Which really just means Moffat anyway.
Sempere 2 points · Jan 2017
That's not how credits work...
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Sort of is.
DeercWerdna 2 points · Jan 2017
Yeah, it actually sort of is, really.
Take Doctor Who for example, Human Nature / Family of Blood, Russell T Davies wrote about 90% of that story, but Paul Cornell was still credited as the writer.
[deleted] 2 points · Jan 2017
Exactly. This was the example I would have used too. :)