#The tsuranga conundrum space gremlin plus#

A sort of space Gremlin, only not nearly as much fun as the Gremlins I do think Chibnall keeps missing tricks. On a deep space medical vessel the Doctor and the gang. Episode Synopsis: While looking for junk, the TARDIS Gang find a sonic mine and set it off. PTing, which was a sort of space locust really, except not travelling in a swarm, was, frankly rather dull. On a deep space medical vessel the Doctor and the gang encounter a space gremlin. It reminds me of a suggestion I made a couple of year back that Moffat should have been made to eat only blue cheese for a year, in the hopes he'd come up with some more imaginative ideas they should do that to Chibnall. But whereas The Ark in Space a precursor, in some ways, to Ridley Scott’s Alien went down the claustrophobic horror route, The Tsungara Conundrum is more of an action adventure romp, with the. Red/Maroon The Tsuranga Conundrum (Relative Future) Thank you i-player fast forward. I've had some truly fascinating Doctor who related dreams lately, one of which I'm seriously considering writing down as fanfic. One of the characters reminds me of a friend of mine. Not to everyone’s cup of tea, to judge by reactions on Twitter, but it ran smoothly and had all the elements we’re beginning to expect from this season.

#The tsuranga conundrum space gremlin plus#

(although personally I disliked Arachnids in the UK more) On the plus side the next episode is okay (could have been a Vincent and the Doctor level tearjerker, but was let down by a predicatable plot and some appaling acting from the supporting cast) and the latest epsiode is actually pretty decent. In truth, the threat to the ship could have been pretty much anything and I have no great issue with the cute but deadly Pting: half Gremlin, half Stitch. Casualty in space Gremlins Last night’s episode was another very confident story from Chibnall. A scrap book of ideas, short essays, reviews and general opinions from me. This was basically attack of the cliche storm. I like Jodie Whitaker as « fun eccentric big sister/teacher » but whenever I try to remind myself that she’s supposed to be the same character I was watching for the rest of the show, it just doesn’t click. It’s not necessarily all bad, they just don’t seem to be aiming for it, it’s just that this aspect being lacking has led to me ( and I guess a few others ) not really connecting with this version of the character. I guess it’s because the show is trying to aim for the 'Hey let’s take the family on a new adventure each Sunday !' very family friendly feeling, the Doctor is a pretty fun eccentric adventurer in this but hardly the 2000 year Time Lord with all of the weight that it implies. Ben Warburton | You did successfully point out that both Smith and Tennant were highly popular and successful doctors and were eccentric/funny but both of those incarnations were given more gravitas and felt more commanding both because the writing used that side of the Doctor more and because the actors had that range.