Tag: Doctor Who

I’m not even in the mood to make the music reference, and I think that’s the sign of how poorly I think of Steven Moffat’s fourth from last Christmas special. Sure, we’ve got Frosty-Claus and I do love a bit of Nick…

Hey Missy, your so fine, your so fine you blow my mind, hey Missy! Well, I started last week off with a song reference, this week has one built-in so my whole brain just went, “what the hell!” This is the double-bill…

It is common to hear (especially in the UK) the chant of “here we go” to John Philip Sousa’s “The Stars and Stripes Forever.” I’ve even heard it laced with profanity if you can believe that. So, here we go with Frank…

Let’s get the joke out the way: I wish I flatlined before Clara came along. Conversely, I could swap that out for “I wish I flatlined before Chibnall wrapped his first series of Doctor Who.” The second, and only other episode from…

Are you my Mummy? There, I got it out the way, so we don’t have to reference “The Empty Child” & “The Doctor Dances.” Anyway, the problem with a sci-fi twist on the established mystery that is fairly well-known in this Whodunnit…

Warning: The following article may contain discussions that some readers may find upsetting. Reader’s discretion is advised. Regularly I like to throw around the phrase, “‘X’ isn’t a bad episode,” and it is often my get out of jail free card for…

Coal Hill, you’ve been about a while, haven’t you? I remember when Susan used to go there, taught by the equally unrealistic couple of Ian and Barbara; how times haven’t changed. There are still kids (sadly) and a god-awful relationship shoehorned into…

You know what I miss, Hustle. We don’t get those types of shows anymore. Wikipedia says there were several series to the show but if we’re honest with ourselves, once Adrian Lester left it was never the same. Hustle was a great idea,…

Listen, as I said last time, from here on out, I’ve mostly forgotten this series. Aside from Clara (a teacher) saying two orphans should kill some kids because they will be orphans otherwise, people genuinely like her and I don’t know why. Anyway,…

Generally, the twinge of pseudo-historical fiction from Mark Gatiss thus far I’ve enjoyed: The only one I bounced right off of was his first episode, “The Unquiet Dead.” So, we were going into “Robot of Sherwood” with four episodes to one in…