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The TARDIS crash lands in 1930s Berlin, as the Doctor face-to-face with the greatest war criminal in the Universe. 7:30pm Saturday on ABC1.

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  1. @ Jack!

    I’m no expert at cereal crops but I would of called it a wheatfield unless someone knows it’s some other cereal. It’s just the British call any cereal crop a cornfield. Just look up “corn” in Wikipedia and it’ll tell you about it as well as a link about cereals .

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  3. @ Jack! (me): Woops! I meant wheatfield, not cornfield … watching it for the third time!!!
    “Shut up, Hitler!” … “lock him in the cupboard…” 🙂

  4. @ Craig

    Thanks. I’ll admit I looked it up after I typed the words. It’s a bummer as I liked those repeats. Although I wonder will the David Tennant repeats move into the Matt Smith ones. I like the idea. However it’ll take awhile to get to the sixth series.

  5. Unfortunately it doesn’t look like ABC is replaying new Doctor Who the next day (Sunday) this time around.

    I’d say mark your diary or set your PVR.

    As for the ep, good ep, great return and the next 5 looks like a fantastic ride!

  6. It is a hugely important episode … in many ways very impressive … but is still suffering from the same problem as the rest of this season … far too complicated to be truely enjoyable … we are now suffering from the results of Steven Moffat having too much power when he is best as a writer, not a producer …
    Love the opening scenes in the cornfield!

  7. Plus Hitler!

    I love your choice. 🙂

    I hope I don’t forget one week due to it being on Saturday. Are they repeating it Sunday? If so I might have to catch up there. I guess what happens is what happens. Please no pop-ups. They’re annoying and redundant.

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