Twice Upon a Time (S10E13)

Children can hear your name. The end of an era, slowly and gently. A friendly and peaceful episode, where inevitable regeneration does not happen in the moods of sadness, but in the alternating of nostalgia, winking, and smiling tears. Peter Capaldi has grown close to my heart even more than I expected a few years ago, and as much as I couldn't wait for the first scenes of the Thirteenth Doctor, I don't say goodbye to her predecessor easily at all. What's even worse, I still haven't come to grips with not seeing Steven Moffat's name in the new episodes. The creative genius gave the modern era a solid face of mystery and fear, and in the last six seasons, also a tightly held theme and concept of "a firmly established chaos". Maybe precisely because the last episode itself doesn't look like it, it is difficult to understand that a much bigger revolution is happening than when Russell T. Davies, David Tennant, and the others said their goodbyes back in the day. I am moved that everyone involved welcomes this ending with a clear smile. (02.01.2018)