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Discover the newDoctor Who classics.When the entire universe is at stake, three different Doctors will unite to save it.The Tenth Doctor is hunting shape shifting Zygons in Elizabethan England The Eleventh is investigating a rift in space time in the present day And one other the man they used to be but never speak of is fighting the Daleks in the darkest days of the Time War Driven by demons and despair, this battle scarred Doctor is set to take a devastating decision that will threaten the survival of the entire universe a decision that not even a Time Lord can take alone.On this day, the Doctor s different incarnations will come together to save the Earth to save the universe and to save his soul. Download Doctor Who – kino-fada.fr Chapter nine was instantly forgettable.A magical, alternate take on the 50th anniversary special Rather than translating what happened on screen, Moffat shows us the things we didn t see on television, and tweaks the things we did see to make the piecesuitable for p...The most extraordinarily brilliant Doctor Who novel I ve ever read An absolute masterpiece.This was a great joy to read Though the set up is very different from the show upon which it is based, the story really does reflect the way several time lines converge and separate to cover the whole of the story What sMoffat has proven himself to be capable of a great deal of humor, creative ideas where have those been the in the past few years , and to be the Whovian ...I love Steven Moffat s writing, and The Day of the Doctor is objectively a masterpiece of story construction So a Moffat written novelization was an automatic purchase for me, but it exceeded even my high expectations This book is brilliant It s wild and mad and clever and funny and terrifying and maybe trying a bit too hard to dazzle, yet you can t help loving it anyway as it sweeps you along and doesn t let you go If the Doctor wrote a book, this is exactly what it would look like There I love Steven Moffat s writing, and The Day of the Doctor is objectively a masterpiece of story construction So a Moffat written novelization was an automatic purchase for me, but it exceeded even my high expectations This book is brilliant It s wild and mad and clever and funny and terrifying and maybe trying a bit too hard to dazzle, yet you can t help loving it anyway as it sweeps you along and doesn t let you go If the Doctor wrote a book, this is exactly what it would look like There are countless clever storytelling conceits a book being written by ...Moffat revisits one of the gems of his uneven era, the 50th anniversary special, and freed of the constraints of making it vaguely appealing to the general public, turns it into something even better Well, I say that, because I m a dick, but maybe think of thislike the 12 80s compilation it s great that you have these perfect pop singles, for entryist purposes and as an art form in their own right but every so often the weirder extended mix really takes them to the next level The eve Moffat revisits one of the gems of his uneven era, the 50th anniversary special, and freed of the constraints of making it vaguely appealing to the general public, turns it into someth...Oh, go on then, give this one 5 stars A few rookie mistakes mostly some repetitive sections, although under the circumstances that might be entirely intentional but jeez, it s the guy s first novel I hope it s the first of many , both Who and not I m tempted to blog...Very enjoyable, lots of little flourishes here and there to cater for the prose format, Chapter 9 was my favourite, and I liked the subtle little coda at the end a lot tooThis is a superb novelisation It manages to tell the story of the television episode with style, wit and a no lack of skill Steven Moffat does a stonkingly good job of telling the story from multiple points of view making you understand the timey wimey stuff For example when we get the account of the Doctor s trip to the Tower from the point of view of all three versions of the Doctor We get an idea of what it is like to be a time traveller He also does a fine job of telling Osgood s or th This is a superb novelisation It manages to tell the story of the television episode with style, wit and a no lack of skill Steven Moffat does a stonkingly good job of telling the story from multiple points of view making you understand the timey wimey stuff For example when we get the account of the Doctor s trip to the Tower from the point of view of all three versions of the Doctor We get an idea of what it is like to be a time traveller He also does a fine job of telling Osgood s or the Osgoods as they will be story And there s a fantastic set of Peter Cushing jokes It s packed fu...Liked it but some scenes were out of place and nonsense like the bathtub oneWTF Some stuff didn t really work out and or made sense with what has been shown in the TV show and its timeline I can t picture the Tenth doctor having fun at a picnic with River between the Journey s end and the End of time It was really puzzling All in all, I think Moffat didn t get Tenth doctor quite right but alas Plus I don t like to be force fed Clara s greatness in whatever form...

Doctor Who
  • English
  • 21 August 2018
  • Paperback
  • 240 pages
  • 1785943294
  • Steven Moffat
  • Doctor Who