The War Between the Land and the Sea is a forthcoming drama series on BBC1, starring Russell Tovey. Synopsis: UNIT must take action to prevent a global war once an ancient species, the Sea Devils, …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of DOCTOR WHO: THE REALITY WAR (Season 2 Episode 8)
The Reality War is the eighth and final episode of Doctor Who Season 2… or, perhaps Series 15 or Series 45. Although the cinema screening I attended featured both Wish World and the finale, before …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of DOCTOR WHO: WISH WORLD (Season 2 Episode 7)
Wish World is the seventh episode of Doctor Who Season 2… or, perhaps Series 15 or Series 45. I don’t know why this goes back to Bavaria, 1865, but as for the Rani, Kate O’Mara’s …
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My BRUTALLY HONEST REVIEW of DOCTOR WHO: LUCKY DAY (Season 2 Episode 4)
Lucky Day Lucky Day is the fourth episode of Season 2… or, perhaps Series 15 or Series 45. It opens with a CGI New Year’s Eve, and Not-My-Doctor picking up someone’s 50p off the ground… …
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Empire Of Death – Doctor Who Season 1 Episode 8 – The DVDfever Review
Empire Of Death Empire Of Death is the eighth and finale episode of (ahem) Season 1. Empire Of Death? Empire Of Thanos, morelike! Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation …
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The Legend Of Ruby Sunday – Doctor Who Season 1 Episode 7 – The DVDfever Review
The Legend Of Ruby Sunday is the seventh episode of (ahem) Season 1. Once again, Russell T Davies has run out of ideas, so he’s back to fill time with UNIT again, and because it’s …
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The Giggle – Doctor Who 60th Anniversary Part 3 – The DVDfever Review – David Tennant
The Giggle concludes the Doctor Who 60th Anniversary trilogy of episodes, after the godawful The Star Beast, and the baddie-less Wild Blue Yonder, which couldn’t have shouted “filler” any louder than it did. This time …
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SS-GB Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review – Sam Riley drama
SS-GB is set in an alternate past, beginning in November 1941, fourteen months after the Germans won the Battle of Britain… yes, you read that right. Due to extreme austerity, it’s not only a time …
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