Thanks a lot, as usual =)

Thank you very much for getting it online so quickly!

Thanks PCJonathan, MUCH appreciated!!! :)

Thank you PCJ for uploading this video so quickly. I live in America and I don't have cable so thank you and that goes for everyone at Life, Doctor Who and Combom.

As for episode 3 well 2 out of 3 is not bad for series 6 so far. I liked both the first episodes but this 3rd one, not such much.

I guess they heard our complaints about how useless Amy was in the 5th series but the sword fight doesn't count because they couldn't fight back or risk getting nicked.

Regarding resuscitation, I mean the Doctor is a scientist surely he could have pumped Rory's chest while Amy blew into his mouth.

Martha Jones resuscitated both the Doctor and Captain Jack better and without all the drama. Granted Martha is a Doctor but the Doctor is the Doctor of everything, why did he just stand there?

Anyway, thanks again.

PCJ and Webmastah;
blows my mind how infantile some Daleks get.

mui muchos gracias.

"PCJ and webmastah" . . . and what about ME? :(

Thank you very much!

Thanks guys. I wasn't able to watch live, but just caught up.

Hmmm . . . I think I might like it better on a second viewing. Definitely not as good as the first two episodes; but you'd hardly expect them all to be that good. Still, it was good fun. But the over-riding thought was, really?? you're going to kill off (but not really) Rory again?? He's become the proverbial redshirt!

I did appreciate the Doctoriness of this episode. I loved his reaction when he found his beloved TARDIS on the parallel ship. He also had some great lines (something stroppy homicidal mermaid). And his horror at a hand smeared with alien boogies. Could have been really low brow, that bit, but it was frankly a new angle for this doctor - can't always keep his cool.

Still, on a first viewing, there was a lot that didn't feel very fleshed out. The relationship with the father and son - many more miles could have been gotten out of Avery's betrayal (keeping the crown). He seemed to change his tune really abruptly. Speaking of abrupt . . . one minute pirate ship, next alien space ship? And the reason, parallel universes occupying the same space. That kind of came out of nowhere. How did they get that way? Perhaps more interesting would have been a crash - both crashed at the same time because by freak chance, they came upon the same space time point (or something wibbly wobbly, timey wimey).

Then, again. It isn't mean to be great literature and it isn't a 3 hr epic movie. 45 minutes of entertaining fun. And I like the proactive Amy. Though, if my husband were facing impending doom from a homicidal mermaid, I think I'd just grab the sword and leave the hat and coat. Well, maybe just the hat.

Then there is the woman with the eye patch. Is anyone else guessing that this part of the season is all in Amy's head? I heard somewhere that the end of this mini-season involves Rory and the Doctor in search of Amy who is somehow missing (a rumor some weeks ago that I didn't read up on so as not to be super duper spoiled). If that is the case, then I can easily see that scenario. This is all in her head, dreams or delusions. Also, provides a pretty handy way for the Doctor to avoid being killed by a homicidal astronaut. Can't get killed if you were imaginary.

Ok, yeah. It was better the second time. Most of these episodes are, when you're not having to concentrate so hard to catch all of the small clues along the way.

Thanks so much for uploading! Moff is doing a great job weaving the bigger story arc into the episodes.

Poor Rory is just destined to be dead, isn't he? And Amy is pregnant/not pregnant, which must mean she's caught in some kind of time vortex.

Thanks for all your great work!
Very much appreciated!

PCJ, you are the BEST! Thanks for sharing Doctor Who with the rest of the world. I bet you're gonna live on in interwebs history for sharing the Doctor with all of us!

Thank you so much! I live in SA so we only get Doctor Who about eight months late. Not kidding. I usually buy in before it reaches TV.