Doctor Who: The Impossible Planet & The Satan Pit / The Legend of Ruby Sunday
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Doctor Who: The Impossible Planet & The Satan Pit / The Legend of Ruby Sunday

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dan howell as the golden pig spotted in doctor who
Incorrect Doctor Who
The Rani: done with the Master's gay little rivalry since 1985
I'm watching The Mark of the Rani to get acquainted with her and it's so funny. The Master is there completely separately and she's just like "ugh, I don't care about your homoerotic rivalry, leave me alone."

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The Doctor, as ever, being an autism mood
Still thinking about 73 Yards. One of the things I really appreciate about the episode is the way it tries to subtly predict where we'll be at technologically in 2046 and 2086. It's little touches like apps being things of the past and the van engine not having signal out on the headlands, as well as voice activated lights becoming the norm, especially somewhere where a person might struggle to reach a light switch by themselves. They're not outlandish predictions, just little touches that make it feel believably futuristic and also lived in.
The hotel room psychoanalysis gave me real BBC Sherlock 'every disguise is a self portrait' vibe, which at least made slightly more sense. Some people can't afford fancy hotel rooms, Steven.