Love
and Monsters is a very interesting and exciting episode from the second series
since the 2005 reboot. The most interesting thing about this episode is simply
that it doesn’t feature the Doctor much at all. Though there have been a few
episodes which have followed a similar formula in subsequent series, this is
the first time we see a storyline play out like this one. Rather than a story centring
around the Doctor, Rose and their adventures this episode follows the lives of a group of people who have all have
been touched by the Doctor in some way, exploring the effect he can have on the
people around him whether good or bad.
50 years of television is a wonderful thing to celebrate
and what better way than with a real fan pleaser of an episode broadcast not
only on televisions all around the world but also in viewed by thousands of
people in cinemas around the UK. The atmosphere at the cinema was brilliant;
there were cosplayers everywhere, film crews interviewing fans and a massive
queue for the screening. The most exciting thing was seeing just how many
people, adults and children alike, there are who love Doctor Who in our area.
Sometimes you just don’t realise how much you have in common with the people
around you. 
