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Eerie noises seem to be coming from inside George’s bedroom cupboard- The TARDIS crash-lands on a council estate, after hearing a distress call- The TARDIS trio go door-to-door to find the source of the call- The Doctor arrives at George’s house and meets Alex, who tells him about the cupboard, which George is too afraid to open- Amy and Rory are separated and get into a lift and then it malfunctions…- …They end up in a dolls house, where the Peg Dolls are in charge- The Doctor opens George’s cupboard and he and Alex are also sucked into the doll’s house- George is the only one who can save them, but only if he opens the cupboard- The Peg Dolls giggle and have powers of transformation- SFX has also posted 20 preview teasers for the episode: 1 It’s 99.9% arc plot free 2 It’s a small-scale, intimate, claustrophobic episode. The main stars are the shadows 3 It’s a very simple tale. Perhaps too simple for some tastes. There’s little in the actual plot that hasn’t been done in telefantasy before a number of times before 4 On the other hand it’s rich in atmosphere, and the monsters are freaky 5 It has the best use of sound design in the show since “Midnight” 6 The direction and lighting make even the most mundane settings look eerie and otherworldly 7 The Doctor does something he hasn’t done in a while 8 There’s a twin dilemma 9 Amy’s hair makes her easy to spot 10 If you listen carefully to the soundtrack, you’ll discover that the episode isn’t quite as contemporary as it may seem (though this could just be the production team hoping we’re not sad enough to Google these things) 11 Somebody doesn’t want to be Sherpa Tenzing 12 “Maybe it was junk mail?’ 13 The Doctor has a post-modern rebuttal for his real world critics 14 Daniel Mays is excellent – he forms a very watchable partnership with Matt Smith and delivers one of the best, “Eh!?”s in the show’s history 15 The biscuit agenda is back! 16 Somebody gets floored 17 There’s a genuinely creepy transformation 18 Somebody can’t plump for Brian like he normally does 19 The show does something it was criticised for back in 1964… and does it big time 20 Listen carefully at the end אז... הילד מפתח לפתוח את הארון. היטלר, מישהו?
מישהו יודע על איזה ארוע ב1964 הם מדברים?
Eerie noises seem to be coming from inside George’s bedroom cupboard- The TARDIS crash-lands on a council estate, after hearing a distress call- The TARDIS trio go door-to-door to find the source of the call- The Doctor arrives at George’s house and meets Alex, who tells him about the cupboard, which George is too afraid to open- Amy and Rory are separated and get into a lift and then it malfunctions…- …They end up in a dolls house, where the Peg Dolls are in charge- The Doctor opens George’s cupboard and he and Alex are also sucked into the doll’s house- George is the only one who can save them, but only if he opens the cupboard- The Peg Dolls giggle and have powers of transformation- SFX has also posted 20 preview teasers for the episode: 1 It’s 99.9% arc plot free 2 It’s a small-scale, intimate, claustrophobic episode. The main stars are the shadows 3 It’s a very simple tale. Perhaps too simple for some tastes. There’s little in the actual plot that hasn’t been done in telefantasy before a number of times before 4 On the other hand it’s rich in atmosphere, and the monsters are freaky 5 It has the best use of sound design in the show since “Midnight” 6 The direction and lighting make even the most mundane settings look eerie and otherworldly 7 The Doctor does something he hasn’t done in a while 8 There’s a twin dilemma 9 Amy’s hair makes her easy to spot 10 If you listen carefully to the soundtrack, you’ll discover that the episode isn’t quite as contemporary as it may seem (though this could just be the production team hoping we’re not sad enough to Google these things) 11 Somebody doesn’t want to be Sherpa Tenzing 12 “Maybe it was junk mail?’ 13 The Doctor has a post-modern rebuttal for his real world critics 14 Daniel Mays is excellent – he forms a very watchable partnership with Matt Smith and delivers one of the best, “Eh!?”s in the show’s history 15 The biscuit agenda is back! 16 Somebody gets floored 17 There’s a genuinely creepy transformation 18 Somebody can’t plump for Brian like he normally does 19 The show does something it was criticised for back in 1964… and does it big time 20 Listen carefully at the end אז... הילד מפתח לפתוח את הארון. היטלר, מישהו?