Wait, what?

Screw me talking about stuff, here’s the trailer!

I love that part of the vid’s code reads ‘fez’

The Golden Age

Straight out of the gate, we not only get a Dalek episode, but a Dalek episode featuring every kind of Dalek since the show began! I saw a Heavy Weapons Dalek from Remembrance of the Daleks and I was nursing a semi. Old school, baby!

This isn’t his department!

Rupert Graves, fresh from giving Benedict Cumberbatch hassle in Sherlock, is here to shoot dinosaurs and sleep with Queen Nefertiti and he’s all… out of…. Reasons not to? Sorry, it’s been a while since I did one of these….. Erm, here! Doctor riding a triceratops!

They made them smaller…..

God help us all.

Which ties into my something I wanted to share. Episode 5 of this season will see the departure of Amy and Rory from the series. It will take place in New York and will feature the Weeping Angels.

This is Matt Smith reading the script.

None of us are coming out of this okay are we? The season will be split with the Christmas episode being in the middle of the run which is damn weird. Whelp, no matter what, you’ll be seeing our analysis of Season 7 this autumn! Til next time!

Galaxy Patrol

“No outer-space menace escapes the Galaxy Patrol!”

Set controls to outer space because this hefty little brute is one of the biggest figures to come out of the line (with one of the goofiest names). Decked out in mostly dark blue, GP is pretty bulky for his size. His face is double-sided and the symbols on his shoulder armour go all the way back to some of the earliest Space Themes produced by LEGO. If you’re looking for a heavy-duty Space Marine mini, you can’t go wrong with this guy. 8 out of 10

Computer Programmer

“Hello, World.”

That is the dumbest catchphrase ever but look at this guy! He’s Clark Kent! With his wee mended glasses and bemused look on his face. Given the introduction of the DC Universe sets, you can use this guy alongside the Superman mini quite easily and if you don’t wanna spend 20 quid, you could always just sit him on your computer monitor, where he belongs. He comes with a cool little cup and a laptop. 9 out of 10!

Bunny Suit Guy

“What kind of noise does a bunny make anyway?”

One of the more recognisable figures in the set is this sex pest. Seriously, you can’t have a suave look on your face like that and be in a bunny suit, it’s weird! Surprisingly, he’s only the third minifigure to be a guy in an animal costume (With Gorilla Guy and Lizard Man). He comes with a large carrot (Careful now!) and is actually pretty fun when you swap out his head for any number of others. Personally, I like to put an angry face in there and have him fight our next subject! Overall, 8 out of 10!

And now for a little bonus! The newspapers over here in the UK sometimes run week-long promotions where they giveaways LEGO polybags free from certain stockists. These are often the polybags that people can buy in Toys ‘R’ Us stores or from the LEGO website. I picked up this set on Saturday purely for the minifigure in came with and so, without further ado, I give you:

Bat Jetski

Oh-boy-oh-boy-oh-boy-oh-boy! A Batman mini!Sweeeeet! It’s Batman, you don’t need more than that. It comes with a little buildable jet ski which suuuuucks but 50p for a Batman minifigure is a steal! This black-suited dark knight detective uses a new molding for the cowl, one which has not been put into mass production yet. He has a double-sided face, allowing for stern looks and cheeky smirks. I don’t know which is more unnerving. A great little figure only marred by the inclusion of a BS vehicle that I have no use for. 9 out of 10!

So that’s it for now folks! Next time: Something Not-LEGO!