Episode cast overview: | |||
Jodie Whittaker | ... | The Doctor | |
Bradley Walsh | ... | Graham O'Brien | |
Tosin Cole | ... | Ryan Sinclair | |
Mandip Gill | ... | Yasmin Khan | |
Goran Visnjic | ... | Nikola Tesla | |
Robert Glenister | ... | Thomas Edison | |
Anjli Mohindra | ... | Queen Skithra | |
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Haley McGee | ... | Dorothy Skeritt |
Paul Kasey | ... | Harold Green | |
Robin Guiver | ... | Bill Tallow | |
Erick Hayden | ... | Mr. Sorensson | |
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Russell Bentley | ... | Mr. Brady |
Brian Caspe | ... | Mr. Martin | |
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Shaun Mason | ... | Foreman |
Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror It is 1903 and on the edge of Niagara Falls, something is wrong at Nikola Tesla's generator plant, where someone - or something - is sabotaging the maverick inventor's work. Has Tesla really received a message from Mars? And where does his great rival Thomas Edison fit into these events? The Doctor and her companions Yaz, Ryan and Graham must join forces with one of history's greatest minds to save both him and planet Earth. Guest starring Goran Visnjic, Robert Glenister and Anjli Mohindra.
Now finally after Orphan 55 i was at the stage of being about to give up, last season was incredibly weak and full of problems, then spyfall got my hopes up that maybe it will get slowly better, then i was hit in the face last week with the terrible Orphan 55 and made me extremely pessimistic about the shows future. however, despite the fact i still have major doubts about the shows future, i am very happy with this episode. this is what happens when you try to not batter the audience with a political message. now despite this probably being a quite mediocre standard episode of doctor who, weak villains, HOOOWEVER, it is by far the best episode of this era of the show and i am glad that i watched it, and glad i am continuing. For now........