Post by Tomspy77 on May 26, 2010 13:06:25 GMT -6
Originally published May 10th, 2010, the orginal version of this review can be see at this URL, please visit the site if you can:
www.kasterborous.com/2010/05/10/vampires-of-venice/
Monsters and Doctor Who are inseparable.
They rely on each other for existence both in the real life of the television series, where the monsters are certainly one of the reasons viewers tune in every week, and in the fiction itself, where a Doctor who did not meet and battle monsters would hardly seem like the Doctor at all.
Traditional rules for Doctor Who have monsters that are great and wonderful but somewhat see through and a bit repetitive. They all want to take over the earth, they all want ultimate power and they all want more then they rightly deserve, and only the Doctor can stop them...
Comments and questions welcome, and comments can also be left on the website above as well.
www.kasterborous.com/2010/05/10/vampires-of-venice/
Monsters and Doctor Who are inseparable.
They rely on each other for existence both in the real life of the television series, where the monsters are certainly one of the reasons viewers tune in every week, and in the fiction itself, where a Doctor who did not meet and battle monsters would hardly seem like the Doctor at all.
Traditional rules for Doctor Who have monsters that are great and wonderful but somewhat see through and a bit repetitive. They all want to take over the earth, they all want ultimate power and they all want more then they rightly deserve, and only the Doctor can stop them...
Comments and questions welcome, and comments can also be left on the website above as well.