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Spoilers There’s two types of Doctor Who: one intended to make you think, and one intended to make you feel. It’s a popular consensus that the former is Steven Moffat’s style, defined by intricate puzzle-box plotlines and mind-bending hard sci-fi concepts, and the latter is Russell T Davies’, defined by grounded and relatable characters and … >
Here’s our review of Ripper Street’s season 5 episode 2, ‘A Brittle Thread’. Spoilers ahead!
This is our Doctor Who series 10, episode 11 World Enough and Time review. There are plenty of spoilers here, so if you want the non-spoilery version click here.
Here’s our review of the opening episode of Ripper Street’s season 5 episode 1, ‘Closed Casket’.
This is our Doctor Who series 10, episode 10 Eaters of Light review. There are plenty of spoilers here, so if you want the non-spoilery version click here.
Here’s our Doctor Who series 10, episode 9 Empress of Mars review. There are plenty of spoilers here, so if you want the non-spoilery version click here.
Here’s our Doctor Who series 10, episode 8 The Lie of the Land review. There are plenty of spoilers here, so if you want the non-spoilery version click here. Authoritarian rulers in power. A constant stream of lies and empty slogans that obscure the truth and keep the populace in check. A hostile atmosphere where … >
Here’s our Doctor Who series 10, episode 7 ‘The Pyramid at the End of The World’ review. There are plenty of spoilers here, so if you want the non-spoilery version click here.
‘Extremis’, the 6th episode of Doctor Who season 10, is packed full of Steven Moffat’s trademark high-concept themes and plot twists. Oh, and it’s dark – very dark. Doctor Who has always been great at making you feel sympathy for the strangest things. Just this season, we’ve been invited to consider the perspective of alien puddles, … >
Space: the final frontier. Doctor Who has always had an interesting relationship with the darker parts of our universe. Given a chance to sketch out humanity’s future, it will likely come down on something that’s flawed, but ultimately optimistic, with many of the societal issues that plague us here on Earth in 2017 stamped out … >