From dystopian futures to two-dimensional beings, fans don't need the Time Lord to have a good time on 'Doctor Who.'
It can be hard to imagine a Doctor Who adventure without the Doctor. After all, they are such a key element of the show that their name is in the title.
Originally released in 2007, “Blink” has lost some of its bite over the course of the years due to how boring and even cringe-worthy its monsters became in later episodes of the show, namely Amy and Rory’s swan song, “The Angels Take Manhattan.” In retrospect, the episode also features many Moffat-isms that would become infamous among Doctor Who and Sherlock lovers in the following years, such as his contempt for fan culture and internet debates in general.
The Girl Who Waited By Season 6, Doctor Who’s production crew had already gotten the gist of the Doctor and companion-lite episodes and were able to shoot them in ways that made the relative absence of key characters nearly unnoticeable. The most common trick was to shoot all Doctor scenes just in one place, usually inside the TARDIS. Written by Tom MacRae, “The Girl Who Lived” has Amy and Rory running up and down Apalapucia while the Doctor guides them from inside his ship.
Writer Jamie Mathieson turns the theory of the two-dimensional universe into an exciting, often chilling adventure that is among the best of the past two decades of Who. Between PC Forrest’s nervous system imprinted on the wall and George’s transformation into 2D, it’s hard to remain indifferent to the very specific kind of horror that “Flatline” has to offer.
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