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Doctor Who: The Power Of The Doctor by Chris Chibnall (TV review).
The Doctor is dead. Long live the Doctor. We know Jodie Whittaker is leaving and we know who is replacing her but the…
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Doctor Who: Eve Of The Daleks by Chris Chibnall (TV review).
You do have to wonder how many other parts of the day the Daleks can arrive in and how long before we get…
December 2021
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Doctor Who Flux: Chapter Six: The Vanquishers by Chris Chibnall.
Y’know, after the apparent death of Awsok last episode, you do have to wonder if writer Chris Chibnall is going to start pulling…
January 2019
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Doctor Who: Series 11 (or 36 depending on how you count) Episode 11: Resolution by Chris Chibnall.
After the announcement that they had run out of ideas for Christmas episodes, ‘Doctor Who’ moves to the New Year. I always felt…
December 2018
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Doctor Who: Series 11 (or 36 depending on how you count): Episode 10: The Battle Of Ranskoor Av Kolos by Chris Chibnall.
Has anyone else thought that this season has rushed by? OK, then it’s not just me. The Team TARDIS arrive in the far…
November 2018
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Doctor Who: Series 11 (or 36 depending on how you count): Episode 5: The Tsuranga Conundrum by Chris Chibnall.
I’m beginning to wonder when Chris Chibnall is going to let any of his team of writers do a story solo, let alone…
October 2018
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Doctor Who: Series 11 (or 36 depending on how you count): Episode 4: Arachnids In The UK by Chris Chibnall.
Years ago, it would take forever, temporally speaking, for the Doctor to get his companions back home again. These days, with the Doctor…
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Doctor Who: Series 11 (or 36 depending on how you count) : Episode 3: Rosa by Malorie Blackman & Chris Chibnall.
Not being able to avoid all the advanced promo on the box or newspapers, the third episode ‘Rosa’ has the Doctor and her…
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Doctor Who: Series 11 (or 36 depending on how you count): Episode 1: The Woman Who Fell To Earth by Chris Chibnall
A new Doctor. New companions. None of the old enemies. A new writing team. A new day. Why should anyone get the jitters?…