DID IT SUCK? | Doctor Who [WILD BLUE YONDER REVIEW]

Did Doctor Who finally "get good"? Harry unpacks the latest Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Special: Wild Blue Yonder.
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[@HellfireComms]

It was definitely noticeable in the corridor that they were acting in front of green screen. It was easier to forget that as the episode went on, but still.

[@rollingon5566]

It feels good to see Harry so happy again. Glad he loved the episode so much

[@JoboVT]

one of my favourite moments was the reveal of the fake tie disappearing, the way the not doctor is all "ohhh I see" is so creepy, especially with the laugh afterwards

[@ltee1233]

I honestly don’t like this episode. Not because it’s a bad episode but because it was supposed to be part of the 60th anniversary yet it really celebrated nothing of the show. It’s basic dr who that should have been thrown in to the middle of a season not an anniversary special

[@rhodrage]

I'm loving the contrast between this and Harbo Wholmes. Really shows how two people can have such different opinions on a single thing.

[@5000_People]

I'm surprised you didn't mention the explosions down the corridor. I know we all knew deep down that there was no threat, but I LOVE the imagery of seeing the inevitable destruction coming before the sound of explosions even can properly catch up. That experience would traumatise you.

[@rizzlebazzle5845]

I don't understand why this episode has divided people so heavily, effects and backgrounds have ALWAYS been goofy and... Not the best shall we say with doctor who. The content, the acting, the intrigue, this episode was fantastic all the way through. I've not watched Doctor who for a few years now but this is starting to get me back into it

[@MrRetroDev]

In a single scene, David managed to show more emotion than Jodie did in her entire era.

[@reeceemms1643]

I can't wait for the episode tomorrow because of the Toymaker.

[@dunnowy123]

Yeah, this is easily the best episode of this mini series. It actually felt like Doctor Who, and the horror elements were amazing

[@creeperslayer241]

In fairness to the clone doctor not having the salt shaker, it was shown in the episode that the clones have trouble with the concept of object permanence.

[@Longshanks1690]

“Well you see, the reason we had that goofy ass intro to Star Beast is to make sure all new viewers are caught up with context. Yeah, that's all already in the episode but we just wanted to make doubly sure."

[@blablaklingklang8311]

I’ve tried to imagine thirteen and the “fam” in this episode. And it would not nearly have been as good or scary. I just find that so telling of how good the writing and acting is in this episode

[@hezekiahthomas837]

I can't lie this episode was really good haven't felt this way about ba doctor who episode in a while

[@doodleground]

I've been eagerly waiting for this review and you didn't disappoint! So good that you praised this episode for the uncanny valley, the insanely tight writing, and those heart-breaking performances from Tennant and Tate. I'm done with negative reviews of this episode, hopefully the episodes to come will be as great! I'm gonna watch it again.

[@JaredGriffiths2000]

I definitely liked this one better than the first one. I agree it was a return to form.

[@connor_who]

I would also recommend It’s A Sin, it is truly fantastic and absolutely broke my damn heart. It really is RTD’s masterpiece.

[@murraymint8599]

The funny thing is, is that the hair gel is probably the same that they use In Tennant’s hair😂😂

[@doktor_it]

idk why but the jaunty country background music changing to epic space edm was so funny to me

[@Chimeratech_O.D.]

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