Lucky Day

I really like the turn this season was going, i didnt mind the first episode it was good but i felt there were certain eh factors of it, but since lux we have had a three week streak of amazing writing, acting, stories and visual elements that weave into a great and entertaining story!

I really liked seeing Millie return as Ruby as she is one of my top companians, and id like to see more of her day to do life, i liked seeing how she still stays with Cherry and Carla and Louise seems to be with them as well, having a new united family unlike others I was happy about Rubys season one ending and enjoyed it but there were still season one episodes i didnt enjoy, i digress (lol) i think the turn of conrad was amazing and i liked seeing the darker side of kate, keep up the good episodes!!

I kinda really liked this one nice to see Ruby back and how she's coping since the doctor left her. They is a plot twist which wasn't as shocking somehow to me but I think its because it was similar to what happened on netflix final season of YOU which I've just watched. We got a answer which we have been waiting for which was who told the doctor about Belinda which he mentioned in episode 1. I really liked the acting in this good performance from the actor who played conrad hope we see him again and Ruby of course. Mrs flood is confusing because you can't tell if shes bad or Good 🤔 but about the episode overall I give it a 8 because its a fair rating it was good and doesn't deserve less.

This episode feels almost like a liberation - a bold, exhilarating milestone in the Nkuti Gatwa era. It offers raw emotion, surprising plot twists, and an inventive, tightly written story. The Doctor delivers a short but powerful closing speech that shines with wisdom and a strong sense of justice. Even better, the episode avoids the usual tearful monologues, showing a more grounded, confident side of the character. A clever and pointed dig at info warriors, truthers, and self-proclaimed conspiracy sleuths adds a smart, satirical layer to the narrative. The result is a thoroughly compelling and refreshingly modern installment. More of this, please - it's exactly the direction the show needs.

Another Doctor lite episode. I know last season had two because of scheduling issues with Ncuti Gatwa. With only 8 episodes a season, I did not expect one this time.

Mille Gibson returns as Ruby Sunday, she suffers from PTSD after her adventures with the Doctor and she takes part in a podcast with Conrad Clark. He met the Doctor as a kid and has been obsessed with him ever since.

It began with something like Love and Monsters from the David Tennant era. It flipped to a darker version.

The story takes aim at far right conspiracy grifters who deliberately spread disinformation and lies. The bottom line is they are either zealots or just do it for the money. Conrad did not even pay any taxes which to me was a killer line.

There were issues though. Ruby seems to have fallen for Conrad so fast. Also she spilled the beans about the Doctor and aliens to a podcaster and thus to members of the public. Did she get the ok from Kate Stewart?

It seems it is so easy to break into UNIT headquarters. The backdoor is not guarded or there are no concerns when the cctv goes down.

Although it was a sight to see Kate Stewart cross the line after the her father's memory got desecrated. I thought she was going to order five rounds rapid at point!

The story is engaging and Ruby's relationship is up and down and the big reveal Is great, the Doctor wasn't present but was put under scrutiny by enemies of Unit. They also had formed part of a band, but Ryan, Ruby's love interest was a corporate part of the parade. He was interesting and Ruby's dynamic was brilliant, as they shifted a dynamic between them and they shared some laughs and plentiful of chemistry was on display, Mrs Flood is starting to show up and appear out of the blue, Just as Ryan had been captured, and aliens are always real, monsters are real in the Whoniverse. Not bad, but Millie put on a top performance hands down.