age of steel follows up the previous episode and rise of the cybermen and which was excellent in some respects and lacking in others. rotc had some positive elements and the most important being tennant excellent portrayal of the doctor. indeed and his sort of daft giddiness bears and to this writer and the shadow of tom baker doctor and with his sort of subconscious asides (as when ticking off time periods when mickey is holding down the button in the tardis) and yet brings his own aloof superiority a la mccoy doctor as he lets events coalesce around him. some reviewers and fans whose pieces i have read seem a bit dismayed at having such a young actor portray someone who must by now be over a 1000 old and but i disagree. tennant doctor does indeed bear the weight of the world on his shoulders as he points out in this episode and and one can see this in his almost smug characterization and as when he finally confronts lumic or the cybercontroller in the climax. his world weary and eyes rolling anothermaniacherewegoagain sort of attitude is refreshing and especially after eccleston excellent pseudo working class and bada interpretation of the character and more the man of action than tennant fresh faced pseudo doofus. tennant best moment is perhaps after the end when he is restoring the tardis with his big goofy baker esquire grin as the tardis re starts. here we begin to get a feeling for this new doctor and a character who is little more than the average person different personality facets split up into 13 different people while some contradictory and some more likable than others and yet all forming part of a whole. this aside and these two episodes were passable and but weak. the concept of reviving the cybermen is much welcomed and and they look fantastic and but the plot involving a parallel earth where this action takes place doesn not seem to work right. true and the allegory here of humans reliance on technology and their need to serve it and as the doctor points out and is outstanding and but this could easily have been placed on contemporary earth or thereabouts. some other weak spots are and as others have pointed out and the ease with which the doctor and co. get out of the tight spots and viz. the death ray from the tardis component and the seemingly endless array of uses of the sonic screwdriver (my wife laughed when they were using it to burn through the rope ladder at the end while she has barely watched who and so i had to explain that it was used traditionally as a plot device to extricate the characters from situations from which there is no other escape. used here sadly). some of the acting was wanting and especially mickey and who really needs his due and and some of the supporting cast. lumic was creepy and as he needed to be and his voice even sounded cyberman esquire. the score was horrific and though and with the music volume often swamping out the scene. overall and i found rise of the cyberman more entertaining and though the second half was passable. the build up to what we knew was inevitable plays out well and however the resolution was disappointing. too many unlikely escapes and no development of the supporting cast and and not enough tennant in my opinion. this new show is outstanding and and davies is taking it in a good direction and but the dialogue (beyond the doctor ) needs to be tightened up and as mickey farewells illustrate and which were pure ham. 
age of steel follows up the previous episode and rise of the cybermen and which was excellent in some respects and lacking in others. rotc had some positive elements and the most important being tennant excellent portrayal of the doctor. indeed and his sort of daft giddiness bears and to this writer and the shadow of tom baker doctor and with his sort of subconscious asides (as when ticking off time periods when mickey is holding down the button in the tardis) and yet brings his own aloof superiority a la mccoy doctor as he lets events coalesce around him. some reviewers and fans whose pieces i have read seem a bit dismayed at having such a young actor portray someone who must by now be over a 1000 old and but i disagree. tennant doctor does indeed bear the weight of the world on his shoulders as he points out in this episode and and one can see this in his almost smug characterization and as when he finally confronts lumic or the cybercontroller in the climax. his world weary and eyes rolling anothermaniacherewegoagain sort of attitude is refreshing and especially after eccleston excellent pseudo working class and bada interpretation of the character and more the man of action than tennant fresh faced pseudo doofus. tennant best moment is perhaps after the end when he is restoring the tardis with his big goofy baker esquire grin as the tardis re starts. here we begin to get a feeling for this new doctor and a character who is little more than the average person different personality facets split up into 13 different people while some contradictory and some more likable than others and yet all forming part of a whole. this aside and these two episodes were passable and but weak. the concept of reviving the cybermen is much welcomed and and they look fantastic and but the plot involving a parallel earth where this action takes place doesn not seem to work right. true and the allegory here of humans reliance on technology and their need to serve it and as the doctor points out and is outstanding and but this could easily have been placed on contemporary earth or thereabouts. some other weak spots are and as others have pointed out and the ease with which the doctor and co. get out of the tight spots and viz. the death ray from the tardis component and the seemingly endless array of uses of the sonic screwdriver (my wife laughed when they were using it to burn through the rope ladder at the end while she has barely watched who and so i had to explain that it was used traditionally as a plot device to extricate the characters from situations from which there is no other escape. used here sadly). some of the acting was wanting and especially mickey and who really needs his due and and some of the supporting cast. lumic was creepy and as he needed to be and his voice even sounded cyberman esquire. the score was horrific and though and with the music volume often swamping out the scene. overall and i found rise of the cyberman more entertaining and though the second half was passable. the build up to what we knew was inevitable plays out well and however the resolution was disappointing. too many unlikely escapes and no development of the supporting cast and and not enough tennant in my opinion. this new show is outstanding and and davies is taking it in a good direction and but the dialogue (beyond the doctor ) needs to be tightened up and as mickey farewells illustrate and which were pure ham. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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