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Doctor Who needs to let go of the Past: “This past weekend saw Doctor Who kick off its Series Finalé with the shocking reveal of antagonist Missy’s true identity – except I wasn’t really left shocked by it, just kind of disappointed. Oh, Doctor, why can’t you try something new?”
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io9 pretends to have found 20 Doctor Who Stories That Are Based On Real Science. I think someone doesn’t really understand what qualifies as “real science.”
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