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Doctor Who morphs once again into an enchanting odyssey in its fifth season, spearheaded by Matt Smith's endlessly endearing incarnation of the Time Lord. Read critic reviews
Doctor Who (2010)
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Episodes
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1. The Eleventh Hour
Air date: Apr 3, 2010
The newly regenerated Doctor and Amy Pond must save the world in less than 20 minutes from galactic policemen known as the Atraxi.
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2. The Beast Below
Air date: Apr 10, 2010
The Doctor and Amy travel to Britain of the future, where people live in a giant spaceship; Amy comes across the terrifying Smilers.
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3. Victory of the Daleks
Air date: Apr 17, 2010
The Doctor and Amy meet Winston Churchill during a trip back to World War II, where they also encounter the Daleks.
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4. The Time of Angels
Air date: Apr 24, 2010
The Doctor hunts the last of the Weeping Angels through the Maze of the Dead; the mysterious River Song is back in the Doctor's life, but he doesn't know if he can trust her.
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5. Flesh and Stone
Air date: May 1, 2010
The Doctor and his friends are forced to escape through the forest vault after they are surrounded by the Weeping Angels.
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6. The Vampires of Venice
Air date: May 8, 2010
The Doctor suspects something isn't quite right with the daughters of the family that protects the streets of Venice.
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7. Amy's Choice
Air date: May 15, 2010
Peace is shattered when the Doctor decides to pay Amy a visit on the night before her first child is born.
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8. The Hungry Earth
Air date: May 22, 2010
Scientists discover something isn't right beneath Earth's crust; the drilling disturbs an ancient reptilian race.
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9. Cold Blood
Air date: May 29, 2010
Amy manages to free herself; the Doctor negotiates a truce pending the transfer of prisoners; Restac is ready for war.
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10. Vincent and the Doctor
Air date: Jun 5, 2010
When the Doctor and Amy travel to France to meet Vincent van Gogh, they learn that an invisible alien is menacing the artist.
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Matt smith is just amazing as the doctor, and a new change of showrunner help keep doctor who more alive than ever.
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Solid opening season for Smith and Moffat, albeit with it's share of dud stories. Regrettably the beginning of the Smith era's unfortunate tendency to make The Doctor the subject of a universal conspiracy, where secret societies are out to get him because he's just so super special and important.
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Matt Smith makes the Dr his own and does so very quickly his mix of humour as well as emotion make this era second only to the previous Drs run.
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Has a Doctor ever so perfectly owned the role so fast and so completely? I don't think so. Matt Smith was born to play this part. He's also a wonderful ambassador for the show, and a very kind and gentle man. I had the pleasure of meet him with my son while he was in the role, my son was in awe, and Matt was just beautiful with him.
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I think this may be the best season of the new doctor who. It reboots the doctor as well as all the companions and starts off in an amazing storyline with a bigger budget, or at least better effects than the seasons leading up to it. AMAZING!
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In my opinion not as good as season 6 but still a solid 7~8/10. It was FUN!
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Freshly minted No.11 Matt Smith and new showrunner Steven Moffat had a bigly big blue box to fill and happily knock it out the park into another dimension. Launching us off with The Eleventh Hour must be one of the strongest episodes of the new series to date. Matt Smith is compelling as he demonstrates why a 27 year old actor would ever be considered for the Doctor. The concluding two-parter is delightful in its darkness and whimsy and the final act is a beautifully written love-letter to anyone whoever dreamed of waking to find a strange blue box in their garden.
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Amy and Rory join the doctor. If the episode Vincent doesn't make you emotional/tear up then nothing will
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Matt's freshman season was a great introduction to the show. Made me go back and watch everything that came before back to 1963.
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Not a bad start for Matt Smith. The show has some good parts to it, but it also has "The Time of Angles" and "Flesh and Stone" which, in my opinion, completely ruin the weeping angles for me. But other than that, it's decent.
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