Showing posts with label The Power of Three. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Power of Three. Show all posts

Friday, December 13, 2013

Doctor Who - Farewell Matt: The Power of Three




Doctor Who: 
The Power of Three 
By Chris Chibnall

“Actually, it's you they can't give up, Doctor. And I don't think they should. Go with him. Go save every world you can find. Who else has that chance? Life will still be here.”

Here we are with the penultimate story with The Ponds before their big goodbye in the next story.  Well The Power of Three was the one story that we did not know much about at the time while we knew quite a bit about the other four to make some good assumptions.  Finding out that Chris Chibnall wrote it I did have very strong reservations about The Power of Three and was hoping he would redeem himself from the second story of Series 7, which he wrote, Dinosaurs on a Spaceship.  Yes, I was truly hoping for something far better than that abomination to one’s eyes and mind. 


Well first off I give the production crew high props for attempting something different.  Here we have a light hearted story that tells the life of the Ponds for the better part of a year in their normal lives.  A year that is also shared with the Slow Invasion and why there are black cubes all over the world.  Well the black cubes are only minor and seem to be an afterthought at times.  This story was mainly about the Ponds and what they more or less do when The Doctor isn’t around.

Sunday, September 23, 2012

The Power of Three - A review by @cheezypeas (spoilers)




"You were the first. The first face this face saw and you were seared onto my hearts, Amelia Pond. I’m running to you and Rory before you fade from me.”

As we approach the climatic episode of the Pond's departure, the story lines of each episode appear to be increasingly focused on this, building the emotion and tension before the inevitable goodbye.

This penultimate episode encompasses this perfectly, with focus on a particular part the anatomy affiliated with emotion....
 


Saturday, September 22, 2012

Doctor Who - The Power of Three Review (Few Spoilers)



Doctor Who
The Power of Three
By Chris Chibnall

"Through the looking glass."


Here we are with the penultimate story with The Ponds before their big goodbye next week.  Well The Power of Three was the one story that we did not know much about while we knew quite a bit about the other four to make some good assumptions.  Finding out that Chris Chibnall wrote it I did have very strong reservations about The Power of Three and was hoping he would redeem himself from the second story this season, which he wrote, Dinosaurs on a Spaceship.  Yes, I was truly hoping for something far better than that abomination to one’s eyes and mind.  So read on to see what I thought of The Power of Three.

Doctor Who - The Power of Three Review (some spoilers)


The Power of Three

Review by Ken Parker


So basically we have three filler episodes in between a Dalek story and the final Amy and Rory story. So far nothing to write home about. Could The Power of Three salvage a half season that so far has one excellent, on okay and one bad episode? We will assume the fifth story will have enough emotion in it to achieve a passing grade so it is up to the fourth story to make something happen.

Some Spoilers

Doctor Who Behind The Scenes 'The Power of Three"

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Synopsis For Doctor Who "The Power of Three"



The BBC have released the synopsis for "The Power of Three" the penultimate story to feature the Ponds.


The Doctor and the Ponds puzzle an unlikely invasion of Earth, as millions of sinister black cubes arrive overnight, almost like presents falling from the sky
But what are they, what’s inside them and most importantly, who sent them? With the international community at a loss, it’s left to the Doctor to unearth who is behind the mystery.

Guest stars: Mark Williams (Brian Williams), Steven Berkoff (Mr Shanks) and Jemma Redgrave (Kate Stewart)
Writer: Chris Chibnall
Executive Producers: Steven Moffat and Caroline Skinner
Producer: Marcus Wilson
Director: Douglas Mackinnon