Demons of the Punjab
- Episode aired Nov 11, 2018
- TV-PG
- 50m
Yasmin travels in time to visit her grandmother during her youth in the partition of India, but everyone gets caught up in the tragic bloodshed of that era.Yasmin travels in time to visit her grandmother during her youth in the partition of India, but everyone gets caught up in the tragic bloodshed of that era.Yasmin travels in time to visit her grandmother during her youth in the partition of India, but everyone gets caught up in the tragic bloodshed of that era.
- Voice of Kisar
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- Bhakti, Hindu Holy Man
- (uncredited)
- British Colonel
- (uncredited)
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Featured reviews
Despite me wanting to really like Jody Whittaker, her performance feels too one dimensional.
The series is also lacking the sheer fun and escapism of previous seasons.
7 out of 10. I think the series is starting to suffer from an identity crisis.
The lack of Alien threat is becoming a bit of a problem, once again we get an Alien race, which fails to deliver any meaningful threat, this time at least the 'demons' looked a great deal better, but they flattered to deceive. At least Yaz finally gets a story, she's suffered the Nyssa effect of late, being somewhat sidelined.
I loved the production values, beautifully shot, great costumes, loved the music.
It wasn't great, but it was definitely better then the last few. It had some rather poignant moments, i liked it, but I still feel a link to the past is needed.
Did you know
- TriviaThe Doctor's request for a long list of items with a biscuit added at the end just because she loves biscuits is reminiscent of the Eleventh Doctor's request to Canton Everett Delaware III in The Impossible Astronaut (2011) for a long list of items ending with "twelve Jammie Dodgers and a fez."
- GoofsThe position of Prem's rifle varies when they are in the spaceship - sometimes it is over his right shoulder and upright, but in other shots it is lying diagonally across his back.
- Quotes
Ryan Sinclair: Did you hear the noises in the valley in the night?
Prem: The violence is getting closer.
Ryan Sinclair: Who's doing this stuff?
Prem: Ordinary people who've lived here all their lives, whipped into a frenzy to be part of a mob. There's nothing worse than when ordinary people lose their minds. We've lived together for decades, Hindu, Muslim and Sikh, and now we're being told that our differences are more important than what unites us. Like we learned nothing in the war. I don't know how we protect people when hatred's coming from all sides.
- Crazy creditsThe closing credits have the theme track composed in an Indian style, to fit with the episode's Indian setting.
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- Filming locations
- Aldeire, Granada, Spain(Punjab exteriors except forest)
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- Runtime
- 50m
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 2.00 : 1