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Doctor Who (2023)
No where near as bad as the reviews make out
The 2024 season of Doctor Who continues to captivate audiences with its blend of imaginative storytelling, strong performances, and thrilling adventures. This season marks a successful return to the show's roots while also exploring fresh narratives that feel both contemporary and timeless. The new Doctor, played with remarkable charisma and depth, brings a unique energy to the role, making the character's journey more compelling than ever.
The writing shines with well-crafted plots that balance emotional character development with exciting sci-fi concepts. Notable episodes this season delve into complex themes such as identity, loss, and hope, providing plenty of thought-provoking moments alongside the usual high-stakes escapades. The supporting cast also delivers standout performances, with companions that are relatable and endearing, enhancing the dynamic of the TARDIS crew.
Visually, the show has taken a step forward with impressive special effects and cinematography that add a cinematic quality to the series. The diverse settings, ranging from futuristic cities to historical eras, are brought to life with meticulous detail and creativity.
However, the season isn't without its minor flaws. A few episodes feel slightly rushed, with story arcs that could benefit from more development. Additionally, some long-time fans might find certain plot twists a bit predictable.
Overall, Doctor Who 2024 is a triumph, breathing new life into the beloved franchise. It's a must-watch for both die-hard fans and newcomers alike, earning a solid 8 out of 10 stars for its ability to entertain, inspire, and provoke thought with every episode.
Doctor Who: Boom (2024)
Okay this one is getting there
The last two episodes... crap. This one, I can see glimpses of doctor who in there, really like Ncuti's doctor and Ruby Sunday as characters, really intrigued about the snow that keeps falling, be good to have some stronger episodes. This one was boring at points, but at other times had me very nervous about the landmine, but it was a much better written and put together episode than the devils chord, which was too over the top and whimsical for my tastes. I like some of the callbacks to moffats era, especially the fish fingers and custard comment.
In order for this new dr who to work, I personally think more episodes like this are a must.
The Legend of Vox Machina (2022)
Has so much potential, very excited
Personally I feel that the first two episodes felt a bit rushed in terms of story progression and at times the dialogue felt a bit strange. Now the negatives are over, the animation is fantastic, the story is compelling and episode 3!!! Wow episode 3 was amazing, Silas Briarwood felt menacing and was set up amazingly, Delilah was also great and am looking forward to seeing more about their story and how it ties in with the Whispering One. I am really looking forward to the rest of this series and I think it's going to be amazing.
The Flash: Run, Iris, Run (2018)
Why is she not dead yet?
Okay so first off let me say that Harrys arc in the episode was good, possible chance to become a future villain maybe? Who knows.
However Iris has ruined this series so far for me, i dont know why she is suddenly 'the leader', she has no qualifications at all to do that, she should just go back to writing and should take a backseat to barry and the OG team flash. Iris was okay during season 1 and 2, season 3 was bearable with her, but this season has been terrible.