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| | | | | [AI summary] The review of Jodie Whittaker's Doctor Who season highlights a mix of successes and shortcomings. While three episodes stood out for their quality, the overall season is criticized for being inconsistent, with some episodes feeling like 'dumpster fires.' The production values, though decent in certain areas, are seen as underwhelming given the budget and resources. The actor's performance is noted for being inauthentic and inconsistent, with the character lacking depth. The show is accused of stagnation, recycling old formulas and characters without innovation. Despite some positive elements, the review suggests the series is unlikely to evolve soon, leaving fans with a sense of disappointment and uncertainty about its future. | |
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| | | | | An article I wrote back in 2013, published in DWM 467. An article I wrote back in 2013, published in DWM 467. THE WONDER OF WHO What is so g... | |
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| | | | | Well it's nice that Gatwa gets a perfect episode. He'd not really had one yet, save perhaps Dot and Bubble. But here we've got one that it's legitimately hard to see getting unseated as my season favorite. More to the point, we've got one you can just unapologetically hand to your lapsed fan friend | |
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| | | Alien Bodies, by Lawrence Miles, is the landmark Eighth Doctor Adventure - the one that changed everything. It introduces Faction Paradox, the War, kills off the Doctor, introduces the Dark Sam plot, and probably does a fair number of other things I'm not thinking of at the moment. Steven Moff | ||
