Doctor Who - The New Series - Series 2 - Vol. 5 Reviews

[Highly rated reviewer]

Your struggle is futile.

He comes from the planet Gallifrey, belonging to the race known as 'Time Lords'. He, a friendly, mysterious time-space travelling alien who calls himself 'the Doctor'. He journeys through time-space in a craft called the TARDIS (an acronym that stands for 'Time And Relative Dimension In Space'). In his TARDIS, the Doctor can travel anywhere - he can move through space, forward in time, backward in time, sideways and throughout our current time and in and out of parallel universes.

In his travels, the Doctor (David Tennant) and his travelling companion Rose Tyler (Billie Piper) have encountered many alien species - some friendly and some very, very nasty ones.

You are in for the trip of your lifetime.

Fear Her:

Early 21th Century, Earth.

Welcome to the Games. The London 2012 Olympic Games.

Army Of Ghosts:

Present Day London, Earth.

Rose tries to comes to terms with recent adventures with the Doctor.

Whilst the Doctor, Rose and her mum (Jackie) investigate Torchwood Tower, their enemies are planning to make the planet a battleground for a final reckoning.

Old friends thought lost and abandoned come to their aid but the ultimate sacrifice has too be made, and it is the Doctor who must make it.

Doomsday:

Present Day London, Earth.

It's the end of an epic journey as two mighty armies wage war across the Earth, with the human race caught in the middle. But as an unstoppable terror emerges from beneath Torchwood, the Doctor faces an even greater dilemma.

It is doomsday. Who will live and who must die?

absolutely fantabulistic!!!!!!!

this series has been great and what dramatic explosive end to the series

ROCK ON DOCTOR!!!!!

INCREDIBLE

i am an imense dr who fan and this one was Fantastic! the effect of the battles between the darleks and cybermen were incredible. from the great beginning to the sad end this dvd was a great credit to Sci - Fi programs. Watch this dvd!!!!

AND BY THE WAY ITS OK TO CRY AT THE END!

It will have you blubbing...

The last episode of season 2- and what a climax. I won't give it away but the ending had everyone in our house (me, the wife and two kids) blubbing our eyes out. As with the other episodes in the 'new Doctor Who', the BBC have made a slick, well produced adventure suitable for all ages, winning back that cruical 'saturday night' slot. And it's made in Wales by BBC Wales (yippee)

The final episode ties up some loose ends and help to prepare for the Xmas episode and the forthcoming season 3. Needless to say we probably have not seen the last of the Daleks or Cybermen....

Superb Finale

What can be said? The second series goes out with a bang... Daleks vs Cyberman - what more could anyone want!!

And Rose's departure - brilliant performance from Billie Piper (again). The Chemistry between her and the Doctor was electric. Well worth multiple viewings!

There'll be tears before bedtime...

... and for a lot longer. I finished watching the whole disc the other evening, and just had to put the two-parter on again. And I cried all over again. Brilliant drama, with all the characters really shining - and that's before they're turned into Cybermen. Millions of Daleks, and proof the Master is back for series 3. Essential stuff for all Whovians.

brilliant as ever

just another good episode

Fitting end to the series

The last two episodes provide a suitable climax to the end of the series, and the seperation of Rose from the Doctor is a genuine tragic moment.

Very entertaining

It's such a pity Billie Piper is leaving the series, as she really has added more dimensions to Dr Who than even the Tardis can manage. She certainly pulls out all the acting stops in her last story on this DVD.

Dr Who is certainly the best science fiction idea ever, and although I'm sure somewhere in the history, the Doctor did define a maximum number of regenerations, which he might already have exceeded, I'm sure we can all have an attack of selective amnesia about that and hope he goes on for ever.

Fantastic but a tearjerker

Marvellous stuff as ever from David Tennant and the end of the last episode is a real choker.