WATCH ALONG | DOCTOR WHO | 7x3 | A Town Called Mercy
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Siobhan Linehan
This episode was filmed in a real place. The desert area of Almería in Spain. And it's a good filler episode, nothing great about it but I do enjoy it. Seeing The Doctor struggle with his morality and struggle with being alone almost is the arc for the first part of this series, sort of. You'll see what I mean. And as for the alien who blew himself up, I don't think the idea was to feel sorry for him or to feel emotion when he died and you're right that he didn't feel guilt, but he just couldn't live with what he'd done. And that's the lesson here, if you do bad things then those bad things change who you are as a person and most people can't deal with that. And I think that's quite interesting. 🙂