Doctor Who: Complete Series 6 Box Set (Dr Who) (6 Discs)

Featuring: Matt Smith, Karen Gillan & Arthur Darvill

Format: DVD | Rating: 12 years & over

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Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars "..AMAZING SERIES.."

sdx800 | 02/10/2011 | See all sdx800's reviews (1567) »

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This is with no doubt one of the most awesome series of doctor who in a long time, Steven Moffat has certainly turned the series around making it much darker with twists and turns everywhere, the stories are brilliant, a few classic villains have returned but most of the stories have been original, the ending to the series is great and gives all the answers to the long sub plot that plays out throughout the series! The beautiful Karen Gillan proves she is a fantastic actress with many creative stories and roles and Matt Smith is a classic doctor!! This set features the entire series plus many more awesome features!! An absolute must for any fan!!

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars best series yet

Edduk5 | 07/10/2011 | See all Edduk5's reviews (85) »

I could not disagree more with the reviewer who gave this series only one star. Sure this series is not 100% perfect but I have found Steven Moffat and Matt Smith's work on Doctor Who the best to date. Some storylines from the last series have come over to this one, with The Doctor still trying to find out why slience will fall, An impossable Astronaurt kills The Doctor 200 years in his future, who is the Astronaurt and why is The Doctor's death a fixed point in time. Amy must try not to tell Their Doctor, 200 years younger when she see him again that she, Rory and River Song saw this. River's back story is also told and how she meet The Doctor for the first time.

I think this series is great. It sets up series 7 and continues with what Doctor Who is about, wonderful nonsense about a mad man with a box.

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars Best show on tv

Benny566 | 26/09/2011 | See all Benny566's reviews (1) »

This show has managed to go from strength to strength since russell t davies left the show in the capable hands of steven moffat! matt smith is the best doctor since tom baker and he has made the role his own.

Customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars A mixed bag

tombiddy | 19/11/2011 | See all tombiddy's reviews (18) »

I am a big Doctor Who fan and really wanted to like this series but there was something missing. The opening two episodes really showed Matt Smith at his best as the Doctor but from there on it just didn't work. Anyone who has watched Doctor Who since it relaunched in 2005 knows that all the episodes are linked by a word or phrase which keeps popping up but in this series I when the finale came I felt it was all a bit of a anti climax and many questions were left unanswerd. Still worth a watch but not the best series in my opinion.

Customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars Some strengths ... But weaker than ever

JonnyH96 | 29/09/2011 | See all JonnyH96's reviews (1) »

This is a mostly negative review so I'd like to start with the positives. Firstly Matt Smith, a brilliant doctor. The BBC were smart in signing him on a replacement for tennant because he is so convincing as the doctor, such an interesting charachter. Not as good as Tennant but that was never an expectation as he was one of a kind. Also the story arc, the death of the doctor. Brilliant creative writing from Moffat.

Now on to the negative. The show seams to have lost its ambition. It was once about visiting new worlds and strange creatures, the possibilities were infinite. But now what do we get? Sword fighting with pirates (so coincidentally at the time On Stranger Tides was released). a planet in quarantine that seams to be nothing but a white room and a monastery supposed to be a factory. So far the silence and madame kovarian have been the only interesting foes, however the first two parter was far too complicated for Who and Madame Kovarian has been given no reason for her war against the doctor.

The show is also too focused on Amy rather than the doctor, every episode seems to be more about her than the story. She was a good charachter in series 5 but now she is just irritating.

Customer rating: 1 out of 5 stars Dullest Series since the 1980s

Manchesta | 06/10/2011 | See all Manchesta's reviews (10) »

Not a fan of River Song. I thought this season was the dullest and most convoluted in years and the characters never engaged me. It was massively diappointing

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars The best

gkamared | 27/09/2011 | See all gkamared's reviews (1) »

This is the best series of doctor who but as anything good is not going to be for ever!

Customer rating: 3 out of 5 stars Better but still not quite there ...

Justininferno | 29/12/2011 | See all Justininferno's reviews (30) »

Series 6 was far, far better than the dire series 5, but Moffats overwhelming insistance to make his own mark is distracting - the River Song plot is done to death - does anybody care who she is?Indeed, fans had guessed months before the so called 'game changing' episode as to her identity. Many of us were expectng somehting far more original. And as for all this marrying the Doctor stuff.... hmmm. Let's just go against one of the major characteristics of the Doctor shall we? Its all been done now and needs to go but sadly she is back in series 7.
Also... the Doctor himself. My Doctor wouldn't turn a blind eye to several lifeforms being gunned down as in the end of ep 2. Totally out of character and smacks f the author writing himself into a corner and not knowing how to get out of it properly. "Lets gun 'em down then!" Lazy. Would never have happend pre 2010.
And the companions ... Amy is one of the most unlikeable companions ever - sits with Peri and Mel for me and Im so glad she is going. Rory however has actually developed! And is now one of the most fleshed out male companions ever - who'd have thought it?

The best episodes of series 6 were those not handled by Moffat, these episodes seemed to be the freshest and without the hinderence of the annoying 'oh the Doctor is going to die again for the third year in a row' plotline seemed to flourish better.

The only saving grace from the Moffat written scripts this year was the superb Madame Kovarian who has the potential to be the Servalan of Doctor Who. With the mighty Frances Barber in the role, she needs much better material - here is our new big bad!

This series isn't bad ... its just struggling to indulge all the ideas presented - visually its great and looks glossy in places with some beautiful direction but sadly its still not fully recognisable as Doctor Who. Series 7 needs to bring back monsters. It needs better stories which make sense and needs to jettison the now boring story arc. It needs an older actress to play the companion and most of all it needs energy to reignite the waning interests of the regular viewer. This I'm not actually sure Moffat can deliver and I fear for the 50th anniversary which is in danger of not being special at all (at the current rate) ... but fingers crossed ...

Customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars Better and better, with twists and turns...

AndrewJHarvey1 | 20/11/2011 | See all AndrewJHarvey1's reviews (1) »

DW just continues to get better and better! Twists, turns and stories that can be watched on so many different levels, from a child-like awe of the fun of it all, to an adult understanding of the nuances of the intricate story (both in each episode/story and the series arc).

Customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars SO AMAZING WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE!

AllysonRiver | 14/10/2011 | See all AllysonRiver's reviews (1) »

This series was amazing! the best thing about it for me has to be River. i love her to bits lol. i hope to get ths box set for christmas. i only gave it 4 stars because it doesn't look like there are any out-takes on it which i love so much. cannot wait to watch Doctor/River kissing when ever i like haha :D. Steven Moffat and the other writers are all geniuses

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