Former journalist Evan Solomon takes on a newly created role as minister of artificial intelligence.
Ugh.
Former journalist Evan Solomon takes on a newly created role as minister of artificial intelligence.
Ugh.
That episode had such a high body count, who can say?
I think people can forget just how bloodthirsty RTD can be.
"Eurovision meets Die Hard" is giving me "Voyage of the Damned" energy for some reason.
I did NOT have "Trinity Wells, Supervillain" on my season Bingo card...
That's super helpful, thanks - this article was frustratingly vague.
I watched this late last night - I hadn't really looked at the BTS videos for the other episodes (why the hell would you not just roll it into "Unleashed"?!), but this was pretty entertaining.
Stick around for another cheeky cameo in the “don’t forget to click and subscribe” part, too 🙂
Definitely the highlight.
Goodness, that is hilarious.
Best guess...Mrs. Flood is collecting side-characters from the Gatwa run. Time to do a quick draft!
The Church on Ruby Road: Davina McCall
Space Babies: Poppy
The Devil's Chord: Ringo Starr
Boom: Mundy Flynn (gotta keep Varada busy)
73 Yards: Roger Ap Gwilliam
Dot & Bubble: Lindy
Rogue: One of the bird people, I guess
The Legend of Ruby Sunday: Colonel Chidozie
Empire of Death: That woman with the imaginary baby
Joy to the World: The hotel manager
The Robot Revolution: Alan
Lux: The kid who worked at the diner
The Well: Mo
Lucky Day: Conrad
The Story & The Engine: The merchant played by Inua Ellams
Extraneous Avengers Assemble!
Okay, I jest in a lot of cases, but I think a few of those are actually potential candidates to reappear...
An interdimensional immigrant using our healthcare (and I’ll bet Mrs Flood doesn’t even pay taxes)!
Conrad's not gonna like that...
It was a BQ riding, not CPC.
I've always assumed (based on nothing, really) that Chibnall preferred the "Last of the Time Lords" gimmick, and took the opportunity to restore it.
And I get it, to an extent. But Moffat had spent a lot of time resolving that and bringing Gallifrey back, and I was looking forward to occasional Time Lord nonsense.
The market looked great, and was shot really well. I absolutely believed they were outdoors in Lagos.
The street in front of the barbershop, on the other hand...that absolutely looked like a soundstage.
I don't know if there's any scenario where I think it's worthy of its own ministry.