HOT TOPIC We Want Your Thoughts On "The Time Of The Doctor"
Tell us what you thought of Matt Smith's final episode, and you could appear in SFX's letters pages
Let us know what you think about Matt Smith's final episode of Doctor Who , and your comments could live forever in a future issue of SFX
SFX ’s letters pages feature a regular section called Hot Topic , where we invite you to comment on the burning sci-fi and fantasy issues of the day.
This month: we want to know your thoughts on Matt Smith's final Doctor Who episode “The Time Of The Doctor”. Was it a fitting swansong for the Eleventh Doctor? How will the Smith era be remembered? What do you want to see from the show when Peter Capaldi takes over?
You can email us at sfx@futurenet.com , tweet us at @sfxmagazine , using the hashtag #sfxhottopic, join us on Facebook or, if the Royal Mail’s your bag, send an actual physical letter to SFX , Future Publishing, 30 Monmouth Street, Bath, BA1 2BW, UK.
We’ll print the best responses in SFX 245 – it's your chance to live forever! (Until you regenerate, of course...)
But we're not just looking for your comments on "The Time Of The Doctor". Our Post Apocalypse pages are your chance to get your sci-fi and fantasy thoughts of your chest. How did you feel about The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug ? Was the final episode of Misfits the ending the show deserved? Is The Walking Dead about to enter exciting new territory following the explosive events of the recent midseason finale? Anything else getting you excited in the worlds of sci-fi and fantasy? We want to hear from you.
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Richard is a freelancer journalist and editor, and was once a physicist. Rich is the former editor of SFX Magazine, but has since gone freelance, writing for websites and publications including GamesRadar+, SFX, Total Film, and more. He also co-hosts the podcast, Robby the Robot's Waiting, which is focused on sci-fi and fantasy.
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