One Piece’ pirates commandeer Netflix for live-action adventure TV series (news).Black Mirror S6: a journey into the unknown hits Netflix this June 2023 (trailer).Master (2022): a film review by Mark R.The Fallen: a short scifi film (video, in full).That’s as much spoiler as you’re going to get out of me.Ī fitting end for the Capaldi Doctor although I hope he doesn’t get nicknamed the ‘drama queen’ by his later regenerations. I’m still wondering on the first word the Whittaker Doctor has said, not to mention the fate of the TARDIS. I’m grateful that ‘Doctor Who’ has been shown at an earlier time but I’m not sure if they’ll get what they have seen. Steven Moffat did a good job here although I do have to wonder if the younger members of the audience got what was going on. I should say David Bradley did a superb performance but his role seems to have been locked in here. Why should the original hog all the action. It is the tying together of events and you really do have to wonder that if we see earlier regenerations again, maybe someone can stand in for the Troughton Doctor. There are some humorous moments and some truly eye-watering moments when certain people briefly appear to remind of things gone past. Something that is playing up to Peter Capaldi’s strengths. In many respects, this isn’t really an adventure in the ‘Doctor Who’ meaning of the word but a drama. If anything, the Doctor(s) is/are looking into what is going on. It’s not supposed to be the real thing.Īll of these people are drawn into decide what they really want to be or change into and really have no say in it. There are also a lot of comparisons, especially showing the versions of the exterior of the TARDIS has grown over time. In many respects, I think ‘Twice Upon A Time’ could equally have been called ‘Transitions’ as there’s a lot of it about. We know some things, like Bill’s transformation, that the Doctor doesn’t know and that wherever they are is freezing time. Bill Potts (played by Pearl Mackie) also returns and is just happy to be there. There is always the mysterious World War One Captain (played by Mark Gattis) who is plucked from the war front and thinks his own fate is certain. We know that the Capaldi Doctor has been holding back his own regeneration. We know actor David Bradley is there to be bring the Hartnell regeneration alive one more time. Technically, for the final episode of the Capaldi regeneration, there are no surprises. Be prepared to be regenerated from here in there are spoilers!
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