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Doctor Who: Revolution of the Daleks (2021)
Entertertaining enough
This episode is a pretty fun one i'd say, I'd say it's up there on the top of 13's run but that doesn't really say anything with how the show has been going thus far. This episode is definitely not without its flaws and it sure does have them. The inclusion of old timer characters and monsters definitely felt a bit fan servicey but despite that, I personally still appreciated it and made this special feel a bit more like part of the new who series that the previous seasons of Chibnall failed to do so (seeming as if it's an entirely different show now and not like when moffat took over, sure the show changed but it didn't feel like a whole different tv series). The daleks actually invoked some fear as they have shown and talked about the mass production of them throughout the episode that it makes their threat pretty conceivable to the audience. Dialouge still leaves something to be desired and felt a bit lackluster. The goodbye for the 2 companions were not as emotional as i think the writers had in mind but is still okay enough and had their arcs tied up as can be. Overall, Id rate this episode a 7/10 but rated it an 8 just to tip the ratings a bit
Tenet (2020)
Way too high concept to be enjoyable
Nolan has gone way too overbaord for this one and it did not pay in his favor. You'll spend most of the film trying to comprehend what's happening and still barely being able to piece everything together. Many say it's better in a second watch but it should not be necessary for a movie to be watched twice in order for it to be an enjoyable watch.
Community: Intro to Felt Surrogacy (2013)
Better the 2nd way round
This is one of the episodes i remember despising the most watching s04 the 1st way round, I enjoyed it way more the 2nd way round but the problems it had the 1st time are still very much apparent. This episode is a perfect representation of the way this season made me feel, in paper, it should feel like community right? The use of puppets, getting out of the norm shenanigans, you know, just like Abed's uncontrollable christmas. But it wasn't the case, this episode just made me feel like how i felt the entire season, like it was trying to recreate what the 1st seasons had but to a very mediocre attempt. It was okay but thats just about it, the 1st seasons felt inventive and you can feel the creativity of the creator and writers behind it but this episode, like this season just felt like an imitation and that was it's number one flaw. I would rate this episode a 5 from how i felt before but now im gonna have to give it a 6.5 (made it a seven cause it's closer to a seven to me now than a 6)
Community: Herstory of Dance (2013)
Upon a 2nd Rewatch, this Episode Stood Out Among the Rest
There is no question that the majority of the fanbase of Community regards S04 of being the worst of the show's run and I certainly am in that boat. I have been rewatching the show to see if I was being too harsh on this season but the absence of Harmon can be really felt and it really is not that great compared to s1-3 and 5-6. Although this is the case, this episode really stood out to me on a 2nd watch, and the reason being is that, it feels and could fit in the 1st season of community. This is definitely one of the highlights of the gas leak year and it deserves to be one of the top rated episodes in this season.
The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.: Reawakened (2019)
Thanks for this Netflix!
Well damn, I must say this is just a very fun season. I dont know whether to ask for more and potentially ruin it. I was real happy with this series, while the 1st episode felt pretty weird for me, It started to pick up again in ep2. It can easily fit into the main series and with others none the wiser. Although the lack of an OP and ED disappointed me, I've got to say that the song that plays with the credits actually grew on me and I still got to enjoy an "ED" even if it wasn't your usual one. Overall, I am glad that this anime was given a second life by Netflix through airing the original series worldwide giving it more attention, and a third life by being rebooted for a new season, even if it was just 6 episodes I enjoyed it thoroughly. If they decide to continue the reboot, I'll be certainly have mixed feelings with the possibility of them messing it up but i'll still definitely be happy and if they decide to end it for good, I am satisfied. Saiki K, may your life be disastrous as the way it should always be.
The Disastrous Life of Saiki K.: Reawakened: Three Men, A Little Girl, A Police Officer and A Dog (2019)
Just the Start and can be Better
First of all, I'd have to say I was hyped to see what the OP will be and I'm pretty disappointed there's no intro or outro song. For some reason, The art looks weird for me despite it still being handled by jc staff and egg firm, art still looks the same but theres something off I can't pinpoint that makes me think that maybe Netflix didn't really give it that much of a budget (can't blame them though as they are testing out the waters) But it's nice to see the attempt to capture the essence of the anime and can still be that show that can just give you a moment to just chuckle and have fun. This episode didn't feel that great for me, maybe it's just cause we're just getting back to it but I can definitely see it getting better with coming episodes 6.8/10
Doctor Who: The Ghost Monument (2018)
Why all the bad commotion?
I dont get why all these people hate it so much, A lot complaing by comparing it to moffat's time and not on its own, People keep on comparing when they should just see it for what it is, It is Doctor Who, Like it or not Chibnall has taken over and as far as I can say hes been doing a pretty good job. This episode touches on how the doctor thinks and her moral values for new viewers and also her sentimental relationship with the TARDIS which is something i think hasnt really been touched on, some are complaining that its catering more to younger audiences which is something I dont see a problem in, Doctor Who can be a great show for adults so why not for children too? I just dont see why its getting such low ratings with good writing, a capable showrunner, an amazing set of companions and a great Doctor
Doctor Who: The Woman Who Fell to Earth (2018)
Did Half of these people even watch the episode?
This episode is just what Doctor Who needed, A fresh breath of air to breathe, Jodie Whittaker really did a great job pf portraying the doctor, She didn't feel out of place, She was able to capture the doctor's image perfectly with her own spin on it. The companions so far seem to be a great fit for the doctor and will be fun to see the adventures with. I do feel that the episode seemed to be a bit rushed by the end but that really is my only concern. All I can hope for is that Chibnall will be able to keep the standard this high for the rest of his run. Welcome Jodie Whittaker, Welcome The Doctor!