
‘Doctor Who: Series 11, Episode 6 – Demons of the Punjab’ – TV Review
Like the Doctor Who episode, “Rosa,” a few weeks ago, “Demons of the Punjab” focuses almost exclusively on historical events and keeps the sci-fi elements

Like the Doctor Who episode, “Rosa,” a few weeks ago, “Demons of the Punjab” focuses almost exclusively on historical events and keeps the sci-fi elements

Earlier this season, we saw an episode that was an homage to Predator, while “The Tsuranga Conundrum” was clearly modeled after Alien … if the

Chris Chibnall’s tenure as showrunner has clearly shifted the focus of Doctor Who to have a closer resemblance to its classic adventures, and “Arachnids in

When I first heard that Doctor Who would be visiting Rosa Parks in Montgomery, Alabama, during 1955, I was a bit nervous. The show has

“The Ghost Monument” gave us our first look at Doctor Who’s new opening credits and theme song (which were both absent from last week’s episode).

Before I begin my review, I feel the need to lay out some ground rules as the use of pronouns in Doctor Who have become

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These violent delights have confusing, excessively glutted, unnecessarily complicated ends.

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Not gonna lie, compadres – this might be the best Westworld episode of all time. One day after airing, and it has a 9.4 on

Welcome back, True Believers!

Howdy, pardners. Before we git to this week’s hootenanny, some corrections and apologies must be shared. Last week, the person I called James Delos is