Oh, pshaw, DfK. You could start with the next episode and not be too at sea. It ain't rocket science.
TKC, my first post as a FOT had to do with the rebirth of the Doctor Who franchise. I have been a fan for (gulp) forty-plus years. And I, too, think Matt Smith is doing a fine job. I was worried when he took over, because he's so young, but he managed very quickly to win me over. I don't like Karen Gillan much--her practice of widening her eyes and thrusting her head forward to indicate intensity irritates me--but them's the breaks. At least, after putting the potential for sexual tension front and center in the early episodes of MS's tenure, it has largely been set aside. (I like my doctors sexless, as they historically have been: companions may drool over them, but their love should forever be unrequited. After all, a Time Lord canoodling with a human would be akin to a human messing around with a dog. Yuck.)
The Gaiman episode was very good, even though it managed to remind me very much of both the original Star Trek and Lexx. I hadn't much liked the first three of this season, so it was comforting actively to like an entire episode, instead of just appreciating isolated bits and pieces of it.