As a six-week prelude to the new season of Doctor Who, BBC America is presenting a retrospective of the eight most popular episodes in the modern Doctor Who canon (since the very impressive modern reboot). Tonight’s kickoff celebration is a double feature, and one of them is among my favorite Doctor Who episodes of all: the one introducing the scary stone angels. How can something that can’t move be scary? Watch closely. Because if you don’t, they’ll move…

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