OK, i'll confess, i skipped the third season. The poorly written action and the hurried, confusing dialogue didn't help me adapt. So, it was with great anxiety that i prepared to watch the opening of the fourth season. Although, i had loved Catherine Tate in the Runaway Bride and had utmost faith in her.
And thankfully, Doctor Who stunned. Catherine Tate replays her role of Donna with ease, the sarcasm and wit she portrays gives the series a bit of a lighter edge. She and David Tennant have a sparkling chemistry and this pulls easily along. Partners in Crime is quite laid back, and we see just how creative Doctor Who can get. Bernard Cribbins is delightful as Wilf, Donnas grandad who encourages her to see the stars. Balls of fat running around may raise some eyebrows, but it really is a light hearted start to the series.
I detect fantastic things to come! 10\10!
And thankfully, Doctor Who stunned. Catherine Tate replays her role of Donna with ease, the sarcasm and wit she portrays gives the series a bit of a lighter edge. She and David Tennant have a sparkling chemistry and this pulls easily along. Partners in Crime is quite laid back, and we see just how creative Doctor Who can get. Bernard Cribbins is delightful as Wilf, Donnas grandad who encourages her to see the stars. Balls of fat running around may raise some eyebrows, but it really is a light hearted start to the series.
I detect fantastic things to come! 10\10!