TheRebelReviewer

The chemistry is short and sweet, with coffee trips and podcasts for are love interests to sink their teeth into, the script showed that Ryan and Ruby were fantastic together, when playing off each other they both were able to show one another how relatable they felt, the realism was projected really well, and we have been missing a normal friends having decent chats. Russel's early eras were known for it and good for it, so special thanks for bringing the fun elements and the mystery back.

Ncuti didn't tear up this type, so points for that. I feel his anger and frustrations rained in, although this felt abit off with his personality, it worked here. A faithful script, brilliant acting, and superb craftsmanship. Very well done.

Another strong and brilliant episode. It captures the heart and the magic of the classics by incorporating cheesy scenes with fans and cartoon characters, but also using the modern era for a dark and disturbing twist. They excell between both because the mystery of the cinema is wrapped up and kept disclosed, but the cartoon character is a sweet and caring fantasy product on film. The concept can be built up well, and for the familiarity of each plotline, the story manages to emerge in entertaining fans and exciting us for the future.

Season 2 has gone off on a great start with some amazing action pieces, story beats, and a progressive arc that's enjoyed by fans. Decent enough story. And Varada looked stunning and wonderful, she's been great. Even if she doesn't want to be here.

The Doctor is also a decent interaction, his wit and charm has also progressed the story with the entertainment factor. Great acted, performed with superb effects and mystery. They are doing a terrific job!