Russell T. Davies’ “Empire of Death” brings Doctor Who’s latest season to an explosive, emotionally charged, and surprisingly melancholy end.
Author: Michael Cook
Michael Cook
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“The Legend of Ruby Sunday” expertly sets the stage for an explosive and shocking conclusion to Doctor Who’s latest season.
Lindsay Ellis’ “Apostles of Mercy” explores the intricacies of searching for emotional connection in the face of imminent destruction.
“Doctor Who” pays homage to Bridgerton in “Rogue”, a swashbuckling and romantic murder mystery with an over-the-top sci-fi twist.
“Doctor Who” meets Black Mirror in “Dot and Bubble”, an ambitious episode that swings for the fences but ultimately misses the mark.
“Doctor Who” delivers an immensely creepy take on folk horror with “73 Yards” – made even better by Millie Gibson’s breathtaking performance.
The Eighth Doctor reunites with Liv and Helen in “Doctor Who: Echoes” – an engaging exploration of the echoes of the past and future.
Doctor Who continues with “Boom” – a tense, character-driven exploration of the futilities of war and the dangers of blind faith.
Doctor Who begins its new season with a pair of action-packed, hilarious, and utterly emotional episodes. Get ready for a cosmic joyride!
Dive deep into the Sontarans’ war with the Rutans in “Doctor Who: Sontarans vs Rutans”, a rip-roaringly fun trek through the Whoniverse.