Some of my absolute fave minisodes! Love getting River and the Doctor just- being them, together. Felt like a special glimpse of all those adventures they share we don't get to see. And then the last one with the reveal of little Clara! Just fun.
Something that somehow makes the prequel to Bells of Saint John even better: When you see those kids pass in front of the camera at the beginning, people say that that's young Mickey and Rose!
Rain Gods is just a fun and dangerous date night, and I love that for my favorite couple 💙💙 the inforariun connects straight to what River said in Angels in Manhattan about the Doctor deleting himself from everything and that resulting in her pardon.
Pedantic Pet Peeve: too many people now misuse the word 'prequel'. Properly, it is a story/book/episode that is published or produced after something that it precedes chronologically. That does not apply here, since the minisode appeared before Bells of St. John. The correct word is 'prelude'.
Not pedantic at all in my opinion - while I understand people generally misusing the word "prequel" instead of "prelude", it's always bothered me that the BBC themselves titled it as a prequel - seriously, did no-one at the BBC pipe up about it?
Some of my absolute fave minisodes! Love getting River and the Doctor just- being them, together. Felt like a special glimpse of all those adventures they share we don't get to see. And then the last one with the reveal of little Clara! Just fun.
Something that somehow makes the prequel to Bells of Saint John even better: When you see those kids pass in front of the camera at the beginning, people say that that's young Mickey and Rose!
Rain Gods is just a fun and dangerous date night, and I love that for my favorite couple 💙💙 the inforariun connects straight to what River said in Angels in Manhattan about the Doctor deleting himself from everything and that resulting in her pardon.
Thank you, Jay! ⏳
Oh wow, how have I never heard of or seen the Inforarium?
Pedantic Pet Peeve: too many people now misuse the word 'prequel'. Properly, it is a story/book/episode that is published or produced after something that it precedes chronologically. That does not apply here, since the minisode appeared before Bells of St. John. The correct word is 'prelude'.
Not pedantic at all in my opinion - while I understand people generally misusing the word "prequel" instead of "prelude", it's always bothered me that the BBC themselves titled it as a prequel - seriously, did no-one at the BBC pipe up about it?