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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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73 Yards – Doctor Who Season 1 Episode 4 – The DVDfever Review
73 Yards is the fourth episode of (ahem) Season 1. Expect SPOILERS in this review, so watch the episode first. This one takes us back to Wales, beacuse Disney can’t be seen to be spending …
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Space Babies – Doctor Who Season 1 Episode 1 – The DVDfever Review
Space Babies is the first episode of Series 14 of ‘New Who’… Oh, hang on, it’s no longer that. Yes, it’s “Season 1”, because Russell T Davies is – for once in his life – …
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The Church on Ruby Road – Doctor Who Christmas Special 2023 – The DVDfever Review – Ncuti Gatwa
The Church on Ruby Road is the 2023 Christmas episode of Doctor Who. Hanging around for a while as The Doctor is Ncuti Gatwa, who I’ve only seen in the mediocre Barbie, and as a …
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The Witchfinder – The DVDfever Review – BBC – Tim Key, Daisy May Cooper
The Witchfinder is one of those set-in-the-past sitcoms where, in this case, it’s 17th Century life with the added aspect of modern-day language and structure, so when we first meet Daisy May Cooper‘s character, Thomasine …
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It’s A Sin – The DVDfever Review – Russell T Davies – Channel 4 drama
It’s A Sin is the first TV drama from Russell T Davies since 2019’s Years and Years, which was mostly good, but occasionally slipped a bit. Davies also wrote some earlier powerful gay dramas in …
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