Review by Xstal

Hansel and Gretel have lured the Time Lord and Bishop Twankey to the Temple of Atropos where Yaz and Vinder are already statuesque (comes quite naturally). The Doctor gets to delve into past and future and somewhere in-between with a bit of role play, when you're not quite sure of the day, or night, but where unrevealed secrets are brought into light, and probably misinterpreted. There's also an introduction to Bel, who at the moment we're not that interested in, and if I'm honest I don't think we'll ever be that bothered. What is of note and was unfurled, was that the Mouri are not from New Zealand and not of this world, definitely not from New Zealand because I've been there, but like Atropos, it's all Greek to me, but I prefer the salad and raki, ah yes, some Angel activity, enough to make you weep, ball your eyes out and cry yourself to sleep (just be mindful of those mucous monsters from what seems like a long forgotten twelfth Doctor though, now that was awful! That moon egg still haunts me too!!! So it's not just this clown making us frown).