Journey To The Heart Of The Tardis

I didn't like this one It was just weird and confusing, and it kinda made my head hurt Plus I don't like the idea of time reversals when no one remembers/there's no evidence or change left, especially when big things did occur and they get lost completely. What was the point of Clara learning the Doctor's history, and learning of how he'd met her before, when time got reversed and she didn't learn it after all?

I actually liked it, but I do see where you're coming from. It's pretty pointless that she learns something and then forgets, unless she will somehow remember.

I doubt that, I can't see how It's not like her reaction to the revelation was exactly startling, either.

I doubt it too but she is weird in the sense that she keeps coming back so maybe it has something to do with a time, or time rift which will allow her to remember. And was this the first time the doctor ever saw himself?

They've done time travel and interfering in his own past before - obviously. Hang on, last season, when they saw him die in the first episode? Wasn't a younger version of the Doctor one of the people he'd invited there?

Time rift's a good call. Kinda reminds me of those cracks in everything, in an earlier season. And now I'm thinking that I saw one in this week's episode, but I'm not sure if I completely imagined it and made it up or not!

But he didn't actually see himself, did he?

In last season? How could he not have?

I enjoyed the episode although I thought it was quite similar to the Dream Lord type of storytelling and SM stated he wasn't gonna make overly complex plot details which is a major reason for a drop in interest since the days of RTD as much as I like Clara as an assistant the stories in general need a makeover as some are good but the rest just seem to lack any kind of strength atm which is a shame as in general everything else is fairly decent its just the writing