A somewhat different episode to the one that I was expecting, Heaven Sent worked – although it wasn’t without its flaws. One thing I’ve come to expect from Capaldi at …
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You might recall from some previous posts that I’m a fan of Master of Orion (the game) and the books that seem to be inspired by this genre. While some …
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Bang & Kaboom … a major shift in direction here and while it’s one we all saw coming, it’s still somewhat troubling in this excellent episode written by Sarah Dollard. …
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Continuing on from the interesting / intriguing / excellent but dumb Zygon episodes (Zygon Invasion falls into the dumb camp and Inversion into the excellent one with one of the …
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As someone who enjoyed the Enterprise series, this novel served nicely to bridge the story onward from when it was taken off TV, although there are a few other novels …
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“4,722 Hours” makes it clear that, though she may not seem like the best candidate to survive on an alien planet, Jemma Simmons has some pretty mad skills. When …
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Saturday morning cartoons were all the rage when I was growing up as I’m sure they were (or are) for you too. However what many people are now watching aren’t just …
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With the conclusion of the previous season, we had the syndicate and the members of the conspiracy actually being successful in their plans which was very unexpected! With a significant …
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A Most wanted (Inhu)Man – Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D (S3E3) The president’s ATCU (Advanced Threat Containment Unit) begins hunting down inhumans across the country. Meanwhile, Simmons begins her rehabilitation after her …
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OK really quick review of the first two books in the silver ships series. Don’t go into this expecting any amazing writing, or think about any new and amazing technology …
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The second part of the Zygon storyline was definitely better than the first. Perhaps most importantly it had one of THE most epic monologues by Peter Capaldi! Like so …
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This show continues to be a lot of fun to watch. It’s satisfying to see the series explore newly written scenarios. In the episode ‘Bait’ Ash is drawn to Kelly’s …
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This show continues to be a lot of fun to watch. It’s satisfying to see the series explore newly written scenarios. In the episode ‘Bait’ Ash is drawn to Kelly’s …
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It’s probably easy to explain our slight ambivalence to Episode 7: The Zygon Invasion with the knowledge that the Zygons are our least favourite of the Doctor’s intergalactic enemies. Not …
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Really sorry for being so far behind in my Doctor Who reviews but will do my best to catch up quickly! A continuation to the Girl Who Died, we find …
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The Evil Dead series is one I’m always coming back to, I find that the original 1981 movie is one of those rare titles that actually gets better each time …
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The Girl Who Died strands the Doctor and Clara in a Viking village facing the Mire, and ends with a choice that makes a young girl immortal.
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I’ve been reading Mr. Larson for a while now & the one thing I have to state is that I’m really glad I haven’t given up on him. Some of …
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This review was one that I wasn’t actually planning on doing, as I’ll be honest, I didn’t think that the book was worth it. This impression lasted for probably the …
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Before the Flood opens on Beethoven and the bootstrap paradox, then brings in the Fisher King, one of the best monsters of the Capaldi era.
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Under the Lake traps the Doctor and Clara in an underwater base full of ghosts that kill, in a slow episode rescued by a cracking cliffhanger.