Doctor Who 7x11 Journey to the centre of the TARDIS

I'm not a fan of this episode. It's not terrible. It just feels like capitalising on The Doctor's Wife with wasted potential. Evaluating fiction I think, 'how would I do this?' There's a scene were Docceroo and Clara are outside on a stony cliff. That's what it should be because The Tardis is so capable of looking different. so big you could imagine any episode having a rug pull to show its set in the Tardis. That's what it means to me anyway. And I keep telling RTD and Big Finish, just hire me, but will anyone listen?

Hi Julie about those remaining episodes. The last two are not part of series 7 but are 2 specials. and there a minisode to watch after the seson finale, NOT before it. the minisode is available on youtube

Not a criticism, just an observation. I would just like to point out that your episode numbering is off. This is episode 10 not 11. I can see where the error began. You listed “The Snowmen” (the 2012 Christmas Special) as episode 6. It is officially not numbered (as broadcast by the BBC) but widely known to fans as episode 5.5. That is the point at which you got out of sync.

Hmm... I'm not sure I wanted to see deeper into the TARDIS. It was cool and all, but I preferred it when it was this mysterious, unknown thing. Mainly because my imaginings of what it could be were more impressive than what we actually saw. Oh well. What an awful man Gregor was! How anyone could do that to another person, let alone their own family, I do not know. That guy deserves some suffering! Sounds like you've had a lovely week Juliette. Animals, movies and games. What more could you ask for? I wouldn't have guessed the Minecraft movie would have much in common with Napoleon Dynamite, but if it does then great! I love that movie! Thanks for another excellent reaction and enjoy the rest of your week (no doubt you'll be playing tape 2 for the fifth time already 😛).

Yay, it's "Jules reacts to Doctor Who" time again. I didn't realise you'd actually seen the tv movie, though maybe that was after your started reacting to the show since you didn't know about stuff like the Master. We mostly just see the console room (though there was a period of the classic series when we saw more corridors and rooms) which in itself makes the TARDIS bigger on the inside so it's easy to forget that there's so much more to it, though sometimes other rooms and facilities are mentioned. No one knows how big, perhaps the size of a city at least, if not a planet. I have one question. Who wrote the history of the Time War if everyone but the Doctor died? I guess he could have done it but given how traumatised he feels about it I doubt he'd want to.