...does what it says on the tin. Doctor Who: Let's Kill Hitler! (season 6 ep 8) : comments.
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I tend to align somewhat with a lot of the comments in this interview.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/aug/19/the-coversation-doctor-who, particularly this bit
It seems to be doing its best to alienate the casual viewer and frustrate the faithful with its format of inter-crossing stories spilling over from one episode to the next – none of which seem to be resolved or adequately explained. Sure, it's convoluted and complicated, but in much the same way a toddler's scribbles can be. It's as if the creators can't trust the viewers to stay hooked through just quality, and instead keep them constantly dangling, desperately seeking answers for the ever-amassing pile of questions the show poses. It's like having a kid screaming, "I know something you don't know … but I'm not telling!" in your face non-stop for 45 minutes.
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