Matt Smith as the Eleventh Doctor, Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, and Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald in Doctor Who
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Following the release of Steven Moffat’s most recent Doctor Who episode, “Boom,” it was worth considering which of his episodes are the very best. Steven Moffat was one of Doctor Who’s ex-showrunners and took charge during the eras of Matt Smith’s Eleventh Doctor and Peter Capaldi’s Twelfth Doctor. Throughout Moffat’s time in control of the show, and even before, he crafted some of the greatest episodes of Doctor Who ever.
“Let’s Kill Hitler” contributed to season 6’s overarching storyline and the Ponds’ backstories at the same time, which was executed brilliantly. The wholesome relationship between young Amelia Pond and the Doctor was beautiful, and their sweet interactions initiated the launch of the season’s storyline. For example, the “fish fingers and custard” scene was relevant to Amy and the Doctor’s relationship throughout season 5 and the Ponds’ tenure overall. Moffat utilized the Doctor’s lack of resources and pushed the Time Lord into saving the world in 20 minutes with no TARDIS and no sonic screwdriver, which was impressive and inventive.
7 The Day Of The Doctor Doctor Who 50th Anniversary Special - 2013 Close “The Day of the Doctor” marked the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, which saw the return of David Tennant as the Tenth Doctor and the first whole episode appearance of John Hurt’s War Doctor. Billie Piper also came back for the celebratory episode, although she played The Moment, the soul of a dangerous Gallifreyan weapon, rather than Rose Tyler.
Missy betraying the Master was a shining piece of character development for her, and it proved that she was more committed to repairing her relationship with the Doctor than it initially appeared. The two-parter also introduced the petrifying gas mask zombies, best known for the legendary Doctor Who quote, “Are you my mummy?” The chilling monster of the week caused a tense atmosphere, and they could have easily rivaled the average horror movie antagonist. These episodes were emotional but also funny. Nancy’s teenage mother storyline was touching but had a happy ending, and the Doctor and Rose’s relationship was seen from a new angle.
3 Boom Season 14/New Season 1, Episode 3 Close Moffat’s return to Doctor Who, “Boom,” included every element needed for a typical episode. It was emotional and complex and had a romance subplot, death, and a child looking for comfort. After the Fifteenth Doctor found himself stuck on a landmine close to exploding, Ruby Sunday attempted to help without getting killed.
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