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I promise that this doesn't have No spoilers: this is a review that has been written with the emotion of a long time second-run follower and fan.

Moffat does what us fans of the Tennant and Smith classics have been waiting for: a story that keeps you on the edge of your seats. Forget the negative reviews and judge for yourself. I haven't had a good moment like this with a Doctor Who episode for quite a long time: the right amount of human emotion and just the right amount of tension and suspense

This is what I've been waiting for, and this is the payment. Thank you Doctor Who

My first review ever. Thanks for reading. :-)

This episode was INCREDIBLE. WHAT THE HECK MOFFAT!? I had such high expectations since Moffat is my favorite writer show runner and I was not disappointed. Not in the slightest. This was my favorite Doctor Who episode in at least 7 years. The acting, the writing, the costumes, and music, the story, the conclusion. Absolutely phenomenal. This has gotten me so excited for the rest of the season and the seasons to come! I really hope there's much more Moffat written episodes and l'd love to see other guest writers too. Gosh, restored my faith in the show 💜💜💜 THIS is Doctor Who! This is pure Who. Highly recommend.

It's been years since Moffat left Doctor Who and yet he still got it. Doctor and Ruby have a great dialogue and Doctor isn't overly whimsical like in the past episodes. Here we see his emotions and fears and here he feels the most like The Doctor. Episode has a lot of suspense which is something that previous episodes lacked. I also like how dark it is in tone, but that's expected considering that the last Moffat season got pretty dark. Anyway overall I really liked this episode and I hope the rest od the episodes will be like this too. I'll give it a ten for motivation and that's everything I've got to say.

Moffat you nailed it!!! Very imaginative, very tense, rather unique.

This is what I was hoping for, genuinely the best episode for some time, it really did feel like Doctor Who, more science fiction, more tension, less magic and fantasy.

I've read quite a lot of scathing reviews and articles about this one, I don't get what they must have been watching, because this served as a reminder of what the show can be like.

This is the first time I really felt This Doctor and Ruby bringing it home together, they really played off one another so well, I felt the bond between them, I felt hsr character developed very well.

Some of the Moffat tropes are there, he really does love a religious army, think back to a good man goes to war, and he does love a reset button, it was interesting to see if he used the latter here.

9/10.

An absolute classic which has a level of tension I don't think the show has ever attempted before.

It's ironic that the best episode in the new high budget Disney Who could have easily been done on the budget of McCoy's era. Essentially a bottle episode which normally would set warning bells going this episode had me transfixed; it is almost entirely driven by emotion and tension, far away from the complexities of some of Moffats earlier scripts.

This episode sold me on Ncuti for the first time - on that landmine suddenly he was the Doctor. The chemistry between him and Ruby that so many reviews talked of but I failed to see was plain to see in the moment when she approaches the Doctor early in the episode.

As a father I appreciated that this episode felt like it was a love letter to dads and their kids.

Wonderful, Moffat may say the show doesn't need him any more - I respectfully disagree.