For the most part, I really enjoyed it. It was funny, there were plenty of references for long time fans, nods to past Doctors, and Moffat even cleverly touched on a lot of questions people had expressed about Capaldi's casting. I felt that the scenes with The Doctor in the alleyway with the tramp were some of the most poignant scenes in the whole episode. His disorientation was both amusing and troubling; you really felt for him as he tried to piece together who he is. 

Stephen Cole very well captured the characters of the 10th (Tennant) Doctor and Martha. I’m huge on characters so this is important to me. The other characters were each separate and distinct. Cole’s characterization of the Zygons was spot on. And the situation was instantly very much in the spirit of a Doctor Who adventure.

Whovians U.N.I.T! Let's put forth the effort to help a mother and daughter in need. To avoid foreclosure on her home, Julie Fabares (known by many as Julie Batgirl Ghostbuster Vader :) needs our help to finish raising almost 14k by no later than August 30th, 2014.

Dr. Joe Wiggins is a pastor, currently serving a church in South Mississippi. He previously served churches on the Northshore where he learned about Krewe Du Who. His daughter, Jessica is 14 years old and in 9th grade. She plans to major in engineering or graphic design in college. After college, she hopes to work for the Walt Disney Company as an Imagineer.

A few weeks ago, in the height of Mardi Gras season, the Krewe du Who rolled with the Intergalactic Krewe of Chewbacchus parade through the Marigny. Making his first-ever public appearance was "The Face of Booze", a Kickstarter-funded contraption initiated by a team of Krewe members last summer.