Respuesta: Doctor Who
Sinopsis y algo más de los dos últimos capitulos, sacado del Doctor Who Magazine de hoy (es promoción oficial, así que no hay ningún spoiler que no quiera nadie al cargo de la historia que esté ahí, pero para quien quiera llegar virgen a los episodios, hay ua o dos informaciones bastante explicitas...):
Nightmare in Silver
Synopsis:
Welcome to Webley’s World of Wonders! Roll up, roll up. Miracles, marvels and more await you. The wonder of the age. The miracle of modernity. They were defeated a thousand years ago, but now they’re back to destroy you. So fast, so smart, and so strong that fighting them is suicidal. Nightmares in silver! Ladies and gentlemen, behold- the 699th wonder of the universe – the Cybermen! As you’ve never seen them before…
Quote:
THE DOCTOR: ‘I am putting Clara in charge. Clara, stay alive till I get back – and don’t let anyone blow up this planet!’
Other stuff:
Neil Gaiman on writing it: “In some ways, it was absolutely horrible. Having written The Doctor’s
Wife, you might think there’s nowhere to go but down, but I love pressure.”
There is a Closing Time-style Cyberman playing chess
The Doctor and Clara on the Moon
Neil had some say in the redesign of the Cybermen. He was trying to make their face mask more in line with their 60s design
Neil says about the Cybermen: ‘If you look at the 1966/67 Cybermen, people are looking out of the eyeholes and breathing through the mouth and they’re in exactly the right place on the human face to give you that uncanny valley. Previously, on the modern Cybermen, the eyes are up here, and the mouth is out there and quite small, and it’s almost like a snake face or a dog face. They didn’t read in the brain as a human being that’s somehow not; they read as like a monster, which made them something else. That was great – but we wanted to try something which went back to the 60s look. Our Cybermen are scarier than ever.
THE NAME OF THE DOCTOR
Synopsis:
Every journey taken by a time-traveller tears a wound in the fabric of reality, and the Doctor has time-travelled more than anyone. But the trail runs cold in Trenzalore, the one place in all of time and space that he should never go. The most dangerous place in the universe... Who is kidnapping the Doctor's friends, leading him to Trenzalore? Could the Fall of the Eleventh be nigh? Or does an impossible girl hold the key? The Doctor's past, present, and future lives are in grave danger... and his greatest secret is about to be revealed.
Quote:
THE DOCTOR: "The path I carved through time and space, from Gallifrey to Trenzalore. My own personal time tunnel, leading back to every moment I ever lived. Every step, every tear, every kiss. Even the days I haven't lived yet. Which is why I shouldn't be here. The paradoxes... very bad..."
Other stuff:
Richard E Grant is back as Dr Simeon ("Hello again," says the Doctor. "How's the Intelligence - still Great?")
Post-Library River Song returns ("Oh, I do like to watch a man think; it's like watching a whale knit!").
On the Doctor's feelings for River, Moffat says: "You never quite know what the Doctor feels. I don't think you ever should."
There's more snogging
Moffat says there hasn't been a "proper doom-fraught episode" in a while. If this episode is about anything, it's about death. There is a funereal atmosphere, literally.
Will everyone make it to the end of the episode alive? Spoiler: no
Will we, at last, learn the true identity of Clara Oswald, the impossible girl? Spoiler: yes!
Will the Doctor's greatest secret be revealed? Spoiler: possibly
DWM doesn't know how the episode ends, it's that secret
After this episode, nothing will ever be the same again
We’ve only just finished shooting the actual completed ending – it’s ridiculously secret – but it’s quite a thing, hopefully,” says Steven, about The Name of the Doctor. “There’s often an element of throwing in some lovely names, and then figuring it out later, but I’ve always had a sort of plan for the Doctor and Trenzalore. Things will be resolved. Things I’ve left hanging in plain sight – and sometimes not in plain sight – will be tied up…
