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>I didn't "like" any of the three episodes.  That said, I did enjoy
>them, especially "Waters of Mars".  And it's interesting that one can
>see the Dr. building throughout the series to that moment of ultimate
>hubris - and have his limitations shoved into his face.  And it took a
>"mere" human to give him the comeuppance he needed, and paved the way
>for the final two episodes with Tennant at the helm, so to speak.

Did you think that the storyline about the Doctor's hubris was carried
over logically in the final two episodes? I didn't. He seemed back to
his previous self in those. Hmm, although I recall someone else in
another newsgroup pointing out a contrary example that I can't remember
at the moment...


Patty
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