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Taken from Doctor Who: Series 10, Episode Seven "The Pyramid at the End of the World"

THE PYRAMID AT THE END OF THE WORLD
A 5,000 year-old Pyramid stands at the centre of a war zone, where the Chinese, Russian and American armies are about to clash. There are many problems with that, but the one that intrigues the Doctor is this: there wasn’t a pyramid there yesterday.

The Doctor, Bill and Nardole face an alien invasion unlike any other, and before conquest can begin, these aliens need the consent of the human race…

Written by Peter Harness and Steven Moffat
Directed by Daniel Nettheim

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[therogueadmiral]

Well, that was nice of them. They didn't actually kill the crews. Didn't even destroy the vehicles. Surprising.

[theInsaneDoctor]

This was a good concept with a terrible conclusion that makes people hate all three parts because of how they felt at the end. Extrimis was one of my favorite concepts ever

[tylerbailey]

I loved this little trilogy! The last episode didn't quite live up to the hype for me, but this and Extremis are gold.

[juliedymond]

1:41 HEAD TO THIS TIME TO SEE AN *EGGSCLUSIVEE* IMAGE OF A GROUP OF MONKS FLYING A PLANE.




*dem monks bee flyin' da playne*

[BH-]

1:47 I like how Nardole is guiding the Doctor where to walk.
even though the monk trilogy is probably the weakest part of series 10 (mainly because of the monks themselves, this moment is the only cool thing they do) I think the doctor being blind was done really well, particularly the end of this episode.

[MegaKiller]

The Monks are basically things that you expect to see in a nightmare but in Doctor Who it became realistic and scary.

[polinai]

Yeah, that's great, but WHAT ABOUT THE 3RD PART OF THAT INTERVIEW WITH STEVEN MOFFAT?
Seriously, it's been a few months already.

[thesurgeon]

LOVED this episode. Absolutely fantastic. The Monks trilogy could have been so good, but Moffat messed up big time with getting Toby Whithouse to do part three on his own. Extremis is stunning, this is brilliant but The Lie of the Land is pretty dire

[Bojac]

"Part Three of our interview with Steven Moffat will be out in two weeks."

The lie
is breaking!

[evonannoredars]

It's a shame we wasn't blind for long, it was really interesting seeing the Doctor cope with being blind.

[mannofdober]

"We launched a missile... WAIT NO DON'T DROP THA-"

[louvie]

Even without its sight, he's the best !

[asaleh]

This episode trilogy thing was written like a DW fan fiction. Bit long, but can be good in some parts.

[joehatt]

Enjoyed this episode, loved the setting and scenery

[WolfHub]

Overall I rly liked the trilogy it was kinda like Star Wars with a solid interesting start and then the best in the middle but then a less impressive finale but still good overall.

[jacksonroberts]

Attacks: Exist

The monks: *How bout nah*

[MythicalSkull]

Extremis very good, this episode average, third part ruined the entire story

[theriverstigs]

1:41
people in 2020 starting a pandemic

[aurorafox]

It's sad they are United Nations "Peace Makers" (rather i think they are because blue helmets etc.) and not an UNIT

[thelisapisa]

YES ! Peters last words gave me chills ^^