Watching this episode left me with nothing but a grimace. Please don’t kill me.

This episode was fantastic, and I am so glad to learn that the TARDIS has broadband! And OMG, Peter smiling the whole episode! It was great!

Loved the episode. Its awesome to learn about the Doctor together with Bill. Nice to see that the Doctor can make mistakes, it also has a very interesting message about the use of technology! Peter was incredible.

I wasn’t that enthused about seeing Smile, even after last week’s impressive start to the Series. It just seemed a bit silly and even just from the previews, it felt like it might be quite a dull episode.

I can’t say that I liked it as much as last week’s episode, but I accept that part of that may have been because of my lower expectations. I suppose the emoji robots would have been funny for younger people, but they were a bit too gimicky for me.

I liked that the Robots were only killing because they were struggling with the logic between their original programming and what they’d subsequently learnt. It once again harks back to the Two Streams facility, where the 11th Doctor, Rory and Amy had to escape Robots that killed with their kindness. These Robots were killing with their attempt at happiness. In that way, it was somewhat satisfying when they were reset and the unintential cause of their harm was taken away, allowing us a look at the new robotic lifeform’s sense of humour when The Doctor talked about rent and the money sign appeared.

I think Smile exceeded my expectations in that it was an OK episode, an OK storyline and it was reasonably entertaining. That doesn’t sound like a glowing review, but considering how little interest I had in it, it’s far from negative either.

Actually I quite liked this one. Am “almost” throw back to the Classic Series. Peter C is the Doctor in this one and what a great Doctor. Bill so far, is turning into a decent companion, not the normal over bearing person that is Moffat’s favoured! Still only 2 episodes in yet!

The emoji bots were a “cute” idea, but I just can’t imagine the Dr doing “cute”.
I can see where Bill could start growing on you, but I’ll leave judgement on that for later.
Once again the Vault and the “thing that happened long ago” were mentioned. It’ll probably take most of the season to find out what’s in there, but I think it’s going to be worth the wait.
All in all, while it wasn’t the Dr’s greatest episode, it wasn’t his worst either.
On a scale of 1 to 10, I’d give it a 6.

As second episodes go, this was a pretty decent one. P&P, as absolutely no one but me is calling them, Peter and Pearl are wonderful to watch. If they carry on the form they’ve brought so far to the rest of the series we’re in for a treat. Matt Lucas is looking like a welcome edition to the cast, also. Resolution was a bit rushed, but I loved the cliffhanger-carry over into the next episode. Felt very classic Who, and left me with a big Smile.

I loved this episode because for once the doctor was wrong and he was going to kill all those people then he made him self look like the hero and the n just reset every thing and felt really smart and that made me laugh

For me, Capaldi and Clara never really worked. I don’t think they had the right amount of on-screen chemistry. Which led me to not really like Capaldi’s Doctor…. until now.

Don’t know if it’s just me, but Capaldi and Bill certainly are a match made in heaven! The dialogue between the pair of them is fantastic. Bill has swept into the TARDIS team as a breathe of fresh air!

She’s asking all the crazy questions we’ve never had before and it’s perfect, (How much did the TARDIS cost?)

The Pilot was amazing, however I really did love Smile. I saw the similarities with The Beast Below, and I thought it was cleverly done. Also, when I first saw the emojibots in the trailer, I thought, oh, well they look childish and silly! So it was a complete shock when they were nothing like that whatsoever, quite creepy at times but also cute and lovable at others.

Also, loving Bills costumes! And Capaldi’s new sonic is quite lovable, whilst I’m really intrigued by the vault, and why exactly the Doctor allows Nardole to boss him about, I suppose only time will tell, I’d like to think we’re gonna see a backstory to Nardole, or maybe he himself is hiding something! Oh god, I’ll shut up now, just so excited for the rest of the series!! Roll on Saturday Night!!!! :D

Have to say I didn’t enjoy episode two anywhere near as much as the first, but I am still really enthralled by Bill. Yep. she did ask way too many questions, but I guess I would too if I was travelling in time. She is definitely shaping up to be a far, far more interesting companion than I had anticipated.

Visually, it was a treat, but I felt as though some of the ideas in ‘Smile’ had been explored previously in DW.

Still extremely excited and intrigued by what’s to come this series.