SEASON FINALE: This is a very special episode, both behind and in front of the camera. Behind the scenes, it’s written by noted genre author Neil Gaiman, who already has contributed one impressive episode of Doctor Who. And in front of the camera, it makes room for the return of one of the most familiar and tenured foes in the Doctor’s universe: the Cybermen.

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2 Comments

Rini

You disseminate incorrect info about season premiers and finales all the time!! This is NOT the season finale for Doctor Who!!!!!!!! Next week episode is the finale and it is a PIVITOL one at that!! You will make people miss a significant episode with your misinformation!! How hard is it to get this info correct!! Get your head in the game!

May 11, 2013 | Reply

Rini

Mine was 1 tiny error. Just the other day, you had listed Glee finale as "season premiere". Took you a few hours before you changed it. You have had errors with burn notice, concert affairs, and the list is long!! You are going to point out 1 tiny error. C'Mon!!! That is beneath you!

May 15, 2013

David Bianculli

You're correct, in that case, that I was incorrect. Next week is indeed the season finale. Sorry about that -- I got the dates wrong. But I don't think our track record for accuracy at TVWW is as bad as you suggest, though mistakes do happen. Like the ones in your comment, including your spelling of pivotal... but I'm fine with forgiving yours. I hope it's reciprocal.

May 12, 2013

ken kahn

I believe the season finale is actually next weeks episode titled "The Name of the Doctor".

May 11, 2013 | Reply

David Bianculli

Dear Ken -- You're right. I was wrong. I conflated the dates of the two episodes. Sorry.

May 12, 2013

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