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I'm not gonna say I didn't like it because I like all Doctor Who, but it could have been batter. There were some good bits though, like Tenants action scene when he was flinging himself out of the spaceship trying to hit the switch thingys to remagnetise the escape pod.

The main reason it was a bit of a disappointment for me was because I thought that captain jack was back in that episode..... and he wasnt.... stare

I noticed that too, but then the Doctor was always in pain and/or mortal danger.

Is series overall is still abit of a disappointment to me, but I quite liked this episode.

having it in realtime confused me at the start, as they were rambling too fast and never really understood what the hell was going on for abit.

However, it had alot of cliches and seemed to be quite like the impossible planet/the satan pit, but I had already expected that when I saw trailers for it.

I don't like the fact that these darth vader/cyclops/sun creature/posseser things were walking slowy, as most evil things do nowadays, because to be honest it doesn't really add any 'scary' effect to me or many other people I imagine. I would have much prefered if they ran around, I mean its a sun creature FFS! surely it would have lots of energy?!

DT's acting was rather impressive, and is possibly the only reason I liked this episode. And I quite liked the silence when martha and the doctor were being seperated.

I didnt like the 'quick-fix' ending, once again.

CANNOT wait until next week, I have been counting down until THAT two-parter for quite a while now xd

I agree

I like the Cyclops analogy, it makes sense.

Didn't like the episode, though. As many have said (even though their plots are different) it still somehow felt like a retread of The Impossible Planet. And I don't think the 'real-time' aspect of the episode worked very well, since all it meant a lot of scenes of people running around.

What I did like is how they're handling the Saxon build-up. Unlike the crappy, mostly random references we had for Torchwood last year, Mr. Saxon is already being hinted as a powerful politician who knows who the Doctor is, doesn't like him, and is setting things in motion to oppose him (so far, largely through Martha's mother). I'm interested in how this all plays out.

Next week's episode looks promising.

I just read the poll again... Why is the Abzorbaloff no. 2? Why? Just why?

WHYWHYWHYWHYWHYWHY?

The abzorbaloff FAILED.

There are no words to describe the rant i would use to vent how much i hated that episode.

And i couldn't rant it in the first place, because there aren't the descriptive words i need to use.

honestly im slightly torn but ill see what happens next.