Dr Who - scarecrow monsters

[Analoguesat]

Tonights "monsters" - the scarecrows have to be the worst monsters ever in the whole pantheon of the Dr Who universe. How could anyone be frightened of something when an obvious course of action is to put a match to them????

:-looky
light a match = problem solved

 

[rolfw]

Or, bring a new dimension to the term "knock the stuffing out of him".

 

[Yorks]

Yep, as long as the 'doc' isn't a chronic hay fever sufferer, I don't think we need to panic too much.

 

[jeremiah]

Tonights "monsters" - the scarecrows have to be the worst monsters ever in the whole pantheon of the Dr Who universe. How could anyone be frightened of something when an obvious course of action is to put a match to them????

:-looky
light a match = problem solved

I couldn't agree more. The writers and production staff should be embarrassed by this.

 

[Analoguesat]

Gawd the monsters get worse. Stone angels?? I suggest a sledgehammer

 

[Yorks]

Or if you want to go for over kill - a stick of dynamite. But the dilemma would be where to put it.

 

[PaulR]

Got to disagree with both of you on the last 2 posts. The story and stone angels I thought were superb and I count the episode as one of the scariest - and best - in recent times.

 

[Channel Hopper]

Agreed, Blink was a well thought out story of time travel and its quirks. It didn't have to have main characters in it to work.

Steve Moffat is probably one of the best writers this country has at the moment . Can't wait to see Jekyll

 

[Channel Hopper]

Sally Sparrow, a new Jo Grant ?