Season 1 – Doctor Who

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Joshua H @Jhyde Aug 6 Overall, it feels messy and unstructured. There are a couple of entertaining stand alone episodes, those being Boom, 73 Yards and Dot and Bubble. Aside from those, the lows don't make up for the highs and it is a poorly made season of television. See more diogo13 T @Tua_mera Jul 16 Vi por causa dos especiais e não pretendo ver mais. Alem disso só vi até ao 3 episodio. See more Dan D @RT35217802 Jul 13 I like the references. I like the intro and modernity of this. The acting is brilliant. The cast is fantastic. But the stories, the "villans" whaaat? An evil piano woman and a monster made of of babies snot? I dont about this. The doctors vibe just seems off. It doesnt feel like the doctor sometimes (again this is not aimed at the actor, they both did a brillant job. Something just feels, just makes its feel not doctor who. I feel the monsters in the first two episodes at least arent just silly (which we all love) but just nonsense. And it make me a little sad. See more m and k a @sayitright69 Dec 20 Loved the show, Very disappointed in disney for really messing up on this. yet again a very big money making show & you walked away. Very stupid move! See more John K @WQCMI Nov 13 Worst Doctor Who season ever made! Only one episode was good and that was Rogue, everything else was garbage. Some of the Doctor Who episodes like "93 Yards" and "Dot and Bubble" were a waste of time because of how wasted the Doctor was in those episodes and felt like unrelated scripts with Doctor Who thrown in (I wouldn't be surprised if that was the case.) The final episode felt rushed and felt like it was a cheap excuse to move ahead for a new story arc. This is why Modern Disney can't be trusted with old franchises like Star Wars and Doctor Who, its their fault for ruining it. See more Brent H @BrentMHinson Nov 2 Despite openly being a long-time fan of the Doctor Who franchise, the three seasons that Chris Chibnall served as showrunner were frustrating to watch. It seemed as if he wanted to carve out his own way of doing things instead of following the path that both Russell T Davies and Steven Moffat seemed to take. With the return of Davies as showrunner, coupled with the charisma, charm, and playfulness of Ncuti Gatwa as the Fifteenth Doctor, you could instantly sense a return to form as a breath of new life seemed to rejuvenate the show. I'm having trouble understanding the aversion many fans have to this season. In addition to Gatwa being a true standout as The Doctor, the chemistry he shared with Millie Gibson as "Ruby Sunday" felt more authentic than anything the previous three seasons brought us. Davies not only served as showrunner, but he also wrote six of the eight episodes. In addition to that, even Steven Moffat returned to write one of the season's best episodes. I consider this season a valid redemption of the series that seemed to go astray under the direction of Chibnall. See more Read all reviews

Doctor Who — Season 1

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