How do the people who say Capaldi had bad writing sleep at night? The monsters!!

Right from the start it was pretty clear things were being swept aside for some fresh new adventures with Bill and Nardole...

This one is quieter, more thoughtful, more about legacy than spectacle, and for me, that works really well...

Oh man, this finale is a work of art...

It is true, Peter Capaldi didn't get good writing during his run as the Doctor, he got amazing writing!

The Eaters of Light is an alright Doctor Who episode...

My brain was racing the whole way through it, causing me to have something of an epiphany. It's been rumbling in the background of my mind for some time but it jumped to the front of the queue whilst I watched this...

Suddenly, series 10 is on fire. Oxygen, Extremis and now this. The Pyramid at the End of the World is completely different, but it is still bloody good...

Knock Knock is one of those episodes that sits neatly in the middle of a Doctor Who series. It isn't a classic...

Thin Ice is one of those Doctor Who stories that could have been written yesterday and still feel painfully relevant...

Series 9 has rewired my brain. I really didn't come back to it so much, probably down to the different pace of it all...

Peak TARDIS team incoming...

It is time to give my ranking for every episode of series 9 of Doctor Who. Will there be any surprises? Any dark horses for the title? Or will it obviously be Heaven Sent at the top?

Davros, Daleks, The Fisher King, Time Lords, Ashildr, Zygons, Sandmen, Gallifrey, Confession Dials and a whole lot more...

I am going to let you in on a secret, two actually...

Boring review ahead warning - I love this episode. I'm not going against the general consensus on this. I'm not going to be the guy that slates it...

After a run of some pretty character driven two-parters, Sleep No More arrives as something of an oddity in this ninth series of Doctor Who. It is a single episode, a more standard base under siege episodes complete with corridors to run down...

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?