Monthly Archives: May 2021

Doctor Who: Hide (2013) Review

Posted on May 28, 2021 by thecoolkat1995

During Doctor Who’s seventh season, several of the show’s guest writers (like Chris Chibnall, Mark Gatiss and Neil Cross) wound up doubling their workload and contributing two stories apiece that year, which is something that’s always stood out to me. … Continue reading →

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Doctor Who: Cold War (2013) Review

Posted on May 21, 2021 by thecoolkat1995

“Cold War”, penned by series veteran Mark Gatiss, continues a tradition Doctor Who has adhered to ever since the show was revived in 2005: bringing back a different iconic monster from the classic series with each passing season and doing … Continue reading →

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Doctor Who: The Rings Of Akhaten (2013) Review

Posted on May 17, 2021 by thecoolkat1995

“The Rings Of Akhaten” is written by Neil Cross, the showrunner of “Luther”, who was brought onboard Doctor Who’s writing team by one of the show’s producers, Caroline Skinner, during its seventh season. He was originally commissioned to write “Hide” … Continue reading →

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Doctor Who: The Bells Of Saint John (2013) Review

Posted on May 10, 2021 by thecoolkat1995

Doctor Who’s seventh season reaches another important milestone with “The Bells Of Saint John”, the opening episode for the latter half of the season, where Jenna Louise Coleman finally makes her proper debut as Clara Oswald. “The Snowmen” did most … Continue reading →

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Doctor Who: The Snowmen (2012) Review

Posted on May 7, 2021 by thecoolkat1995

“The Snowmen” is a vitally important, tentpole episode in Doctor Who’s seventh season, where the show changes gears and sets a different course for the latter half of Series 7. Companion departures happening without warning halfway through a season was … Continue reading →

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