There's always a lot of chatter that Capaldi is a great Doctor who got shit scripts, and I don't buy that shit for one minute...

Series 9 just keeps delivering, and The Zygon Invasion is yet another strong entry. As is Doctor Who's beautiful way, we have gone from a talking lion-man thing and immortals to a more grounded thriller about war. I love this show so much...

I really loved this series format. Perhaps two-parters with a series-long thread linking them all together could be a way forward for the show now?

After four darker, more intense episodes, The Girl Who Died takes Doctor Who on a detour into something a bit sillier, but even this episode has a darker undercurrent...

Series 9 of Doctor Who is so good, there's a lot of talk about Heaven Sent, but there's some strong stuff that comes before it, and Under the Lake and Before the Flood are very much part of that...

Weirdly, I don’t often travel back to Series 9. Maybe it’s because of the two-parter structure...

Following the intrigue of The Magician’s Apprentice, The Witch’s Familiar delivers more Doctor Who with teeth! It is confident and compelling, and surprisingly full of emotion...

Where is the Doctor? Did he really leave a child to die? Admittedly, that child is an awful person, but still. How is Missy back? And Skaro for that matter? There is a lot to unpack here...