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Why didn't Lock mention the lisp as a negative point here?
I didn't notice, or maybe I wasn't listening closely. Strangely enough, this is one of the best videos from that channel (I don't like the author and her content, but once, at work, I watched almost the entire channel out of boredom).Author
I love this scene and consider it very significant and important for the Doctor. For once, he used his reputation, and it was about time. And it's beautifully filmed. However, Moffat's era in general and the Eleventh Doctor in particular didn't immediately appeal to me, so it's partly a matter of taste.
I was ready to forgive him a lot, but when he said he hated apples, that was a serious overstep...