Category: Movies and TV Reviews

 Two episodes in, and we’re into Chibnall’s crap writing. “The Ghost Monument” is one of those episodes that tried to do the scale of Frank Herbert or James S.A. Corey with the writing ability of a dog. There certainly was a desire…

Still, with no in-series competition coming close, “The Woman Who Fell to Earth” is the most-watched modern episode of Doctor Who since the show’s return and the highest peak since “City of Death” in 1979. Jodie Whittaker’s run has been lambasted time and…

“Yes, but what do you mean, ‘one?'” I can’t help but admit that Moffat’s final story in Doctor Who is very underwhelming, and generally, gives credence to those that criticized his work overall. On a personal preference, I think he did some fantastic writing…

The disposables, tinfoil trollops, and Sam Tyler. Oh, Steven Moffat’s final story in Doctor Who had everything. Well, it has everything but a near-perfect story to end an arc, which was de rigueur for his later writing that was far too introspective and focused…

The only writer to hop from era to era, and oddly enough, she’s only written for Scottish Doctors too. To say Rona Munro has had the best of luck writing Doctor Who would plainly be false. Writing the final story before the so-called…