"Doctor Who" Last of the Time Lords (2007)

Avaliação/utilizador:

8,2/10   

Diretor:

Colin Teague

Roteirista:

Russell T. Davies (written by)

Seriado de TV:

"Doctor Who" (2005)

Data de Estréia Original:

30 Junho 2007 (Temporada 3,Episódio 13)

Gênero:

Aventura | Drama | Ficção Científica

Argumento:

It's been a year since The Master unleashed the mysterious Toclafane onto Earth. With the human race and The Doctor enslaved under The Master's control, Martha Jones is the only person that can help stop the evil Time Lord. |

Plot Keywords:

Master | Alien | Time Lord | Tardis | Companion

Comentários dos utilizadores:

Wonderful climax

Elenco

David Tennant	...	The Doctor
Freema Agyeman	...	Martha Jones
John Barrowman	...	Captain Jack Harkness
John Simm	...	The Master
Adjoa Andoh	...	Francine Jones
Gugu Mbatha-Raw	...	Tish Jones
Trevor Laird	...	Clive Jones
Reggie Yates	...	Leo Jones
Alexandra Moen	...	Lucy Saxon
Tom Ellis	...	Thomas Milligan
Ellie Haddington	...	Professor Doherty
Tom Golding	...	Lad
Natasha Alexander	...	Woman
Zoe Thorne	...	Sphere Voice (voice)
Gerard Logan	...	Sphere Voice (voice)

Duração:

50 min | 50 min (1 Episode)

País:

UK

Língua:

Inglês

Cor:

Cor

Pegadinha:

The mysterious woman's hand with the red nails which picks up the ring in the final scene actually belongs to Doctor Who Production Manager Tracie Simpson.

Goofs:

Continuidade: When the Master is about to execute Martha on the Valiant he remarks that her death will be his "first blood." But just as he captured Martha the night before, Thomas Milligan ran into the street to save her and the Master killed him with his Laser Screwdriver. So even if you don't count the Master's killing of Jack in "Doctor Who: The Sound of Drums (#3.12)" (2007), Thomas Milligan would be his first blood.

Citações:

The Doctor: [to the master] Weapon, after weapon, after weapon. All you do is talk, and talk, and talk. But over all these years... and all these disasters, I've always had the greatest secret of them all. I know you. Explode those ships, you kill yourself... that's the one thing you can never do.

Conexões:

Aparece em "Doctor Who Confidential: The Valiant Quest (#3.13)" (2007)

Tilha Sonora:

I Can't Decide

Wonderful climax

Spoilt brats. Those are the words I'd use to describe fans who've been griping about this episode. I thought it was magnificent, showing a breadth of imagination rarely seen on the small screen. The trouble with a lot of Doctor Who fans is that they're never happy, and never have been. At the time of Season 14, the season that was later reckoned to be the best ever, they were complaining that it wasn't as good as the Pertwee era. It was clearly a lot better. And the current show is much better still. Last Of The Time Lords was better than ANY episode of the old series. ANY episode. Easily. Why? Because it was audacious, it had an epic sweep to it, it had meaty sci-fi ideas that the likes of HG Wells and Philip K Dick would have been proud of (I'm thinking of concepts like the Paradox Machine), it boasted John Simm's fantastically enjoyable, streetwise performance as The Master (rather better than dire pantomime villain Anthony Ainley), it took risks, and most of all, it was vastly enjoyable. Sad little Doctor Who fans love to pick, love to criticise Russell T Davies, a man who has almost single handedly resurrected the show and turned it into one of the most popular and talked about on television. If the fans aren't careful they'll force him out, which would be a tragedy. This was a great end to a great series, albeit one that dipped in the middle a little. Anyone with anything to do with the making of this show: take a bow.