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In an interview as part of the BBC Radio 3 programme Night Waves, STEVEN MOFFAT revealed that the next series of Doctor Who will see the return of the Weeping Angels, last seen in 2007's Blink

:D

In an interview as part of the BBC Radio 3 programme Night Waves, STEVEN MOFFAT revealed that the next series of Doctor Who will see the return of the Weeping Angels, last seen in 2007's Blink

:D

That was one messed up episode, and somehow they got the logic right lol.

In an interview as part of the BBC Radio 3 programme Night Waves, STEVEN MOFFAT revealed that the next series of Doctor Who will see the return of the Weeping Angels, last seen in 2007's Blink

:D

Blink is one of my all time favorite episodes. I'm glad the weeping angels are returning.

In an interview as part of the BBC Radio 3 programme Night Waves, STEVEN MOFFAT revealed that the next series of Doctor Who will see the return of the Weeping Angels, last seen in 2007's Blink

:D

I think we all know what we want, its not Weeping Angels.

Its Sally Sparrow. :D

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1. The first line of the episode? "It is said that in the final days of planet Earth, everyone had bad dreams."

2. Continuing the Children In Need scene, where The Doctor is in the cave with The Ood, he sees visions of The Master, Joshua Naismith... and Wilf.

3. The Master's resurrection is preposterous. Absolutely preposterous. Lucy Saxon - incarcerated after the events of 'The Last of the Time Lords' - plays a key part in the process. And she has such lovely lipstick.

4. We don't have to wait too long before The Master and The Doctor come face-to-face for their Star Wars-esque battle. Other films getting small nods in 'Part One' include Jaws 2 (thump thump) and The Matrix.

5. Joshua Naismith, an idiot and a fool, wants Harold Saxon The Master to do something for him.

6. There's an awful lot of Wilf in this episode. Not too much Donna to start with, although we find out what she's been doing with her life while The Doctor's been absent. And she's still very special.

7. POTUS!

8. Random words from the script: "cactus" (Wilf), "shimmer" (Doctor), "coincidence" (TV), "so hungry" (Master), "...new man goes sauntering away" (Doctor).

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