Bigger and bolder than ever, this season marks the arrival of Jodie Whittaker, the Thirteenth Doctor – a super-smart force of nature – alongside a team of new and delightful characters.
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Absolutely FantasticThis series is simply incredible. Although I was suspicious of Jodie’s casting as the newly regenerated 13th Doctor at first, like many others, she did not disappoint. Whittaker’s Doctor bears resemblance to the fun and quirky 10 and 11th Doctors but Whittaker adds her own uniqueness that separates herself from those Doctors. Her companions, Yasmin Khan: the police woman, Ryan Sinclair: the ex warehouse worker, and Graham O’ Brien: The retired bus driver, add their own bit of flare and chemistry to the new season. Without them, the season truly wouldn’t be the same. The only thing that could truly be improved throughout Whittaker’s era is the writing. Although most episodes are on par when it comes to the storyline, a few are completely off. However, you are only able to tell this after watching the episodes a handful of times; or at least I was. •••• Overall, I recommend season 11 of “Doctor Who” to new and returning fans of the show. It was quite an adventure to watch and throughly impressive..Score: 4/5
Well that could have been betterWith the final having come and gone, I can easily say this was the worst season ever. I know it was going to be bad from the very start with the way they closed the season 10 cliff hanger. She basically crashes through the ground and into a moving train going through a tunnel. She is a very smart alien with two hearts, not a super hero. Throw in non stop in your face PC agenda writing and you have this whole season already figured out..Score: 1/5
Sadly dissappointedI was really looking forward to the new season of Doctor Who. I've watched Jodie Whittaker in other performances and thought she was very good and couldn’t wait to see what she brought to The Doctor. I even like the idea of having more than one companion. What's surprised me was how bad the writing for this series was. Most of the episodes started out with a very good premise but seem to fall flat halfway through or towards the end. For the next series I hope they keep the cast and fire the writers. I also don't mind the political commentary but keep it subtle and not a slap in the face..Score: 2/5
Amazed by the "Long-time Dr. Who-watcher" ReviewsI've been seeing this fairly consistently across social media, etc. So many so called "Long-time Doctor Who watchers" complaining about the writing and stories in this season. They are both wrong about the writing, and their basic premise of the history of the show. The shows writing is great, and the stories offer good role-models and make you think about interesting, challenging messages. Dr. Who has always been about morality, doing what is right, and fighting for equality. People that are complaining that the show has too much social commentary seem to be unaware that Dr. Who (and really all good sci-fi) has always been a vehicle for exploring the present. It seems like people have complained the most about "Rosa", which I really don't understand. Does anyone really think that an episode that condemns racism is bad. Especially when that story tries to ground in message in actualy historical events. It seems like certain watchers may be unhappy with actually being forced to think about current and recent events. As for the writing and characters, I love the new Doctor. She is very likable. Upbeat. Resourceful. Intelligent. Everything I would want for a role model. The dynamics between the new group is fun. Very "Box Car Children"-ish. I do agree that character development is a little hard with three companions, but I feel like the writers have pretty good paths for each member of the cast. So, yes, if you are looking for a mindless hour of television, go watch Transformers or something like that. If you are looking for good role-models and stories that are willing to attack difficult topics, this latest season of Dr. Who delivers..Score: 5/5
Excuse You Rosa Haters! I ❤️ Rosa!The main idea of “Rosa” is exactly what Doctor Who was originally meant to be about! Not interfering. Witnessing events in history! Verity Lambert created Doctor Who to TEACH children about the past. That was Lambert’s intention when she created Doctor Who in 1963. When it first came out, The Doctor and his friends explore different events in history and witness them. Even though there was a threat, the Doctor did everything he could to make sure the event in the timeline stays on track! In “Rosa,” when Graham asked, “Are we supposed to help her?” and the Doctor replied, “No. We’re supposed to not help this time...” I cried. They were tears of joy because I thought Mr. Chibnall was going in that original direction for Doctor Who! Rosa will be my all-time favorite episode! Above all the other episodes in this season!.Score: 5/5
Best season by farMan, the production values, writing, acting, plotting. It’s a quality reinvention of a great show. Some of the best sci-fi I’ve seen on TV in a long while. Absurdly good character work, delightful new ideas and worlds, and a great new Doctor to top it all off. I can’t wait to see where they take this next!.Score: 5/5
Terribly terribleThe opportunity to portray the doctor as a woman squandered, this latest season poses the greatest downfall of Britain’s longest standing sci-fi series. Once a formidable, brilliant, human-life-friendly alien, who carefully walked the line between saving mankind (among others..) from peril, and battling horrific foes with fascinating, mysterious and well rounded backstories , This iteration features a listless, featureless, intergalactic PETA activist, who’s remarkably unremarkable albeit politically correct racially diverse companions have no distinguishing character or backstory of interest. The show that once enthralled millions on a (relative..) shoestring budget (e.g. ‘Don’t Blink!’) now fails to deliver any but the shallowest formulas for artificial suspense, with every episode dedicated as a guised protest to lesser newsworthy agendas. Don’t waste your time watching. Shame to the new writers who killed a once truly awesome show...Score: 1/5
Extreme left wing bias.I love Dr. Who and I don’t care the Doctor is a woman. However one cannot deny the overwhelming bias and far left garbage..Score: 1/5
Really Poor Storylines and Writing, Sad ReallyI have no problem with a female Doctor Who whatsoever. Actually, it was a refreshing idea to be frank. The problem lies in the feeling you get as you watch most episodes is that you are watching some low-budget time machine show. Seriously, if you compare some of the content of these episodes to another show that had a female time tripping around in a time machine pod (hint hint), then you will almost see plagiarism in the scripts. Just really seems to take away from the thrill and excitement of what sci-fi defines in the true genre. Again, kudos to the female Doctor, but rotten eggs for the script writers. I just feel super let down in that regard. With that said, I am merely sharing my opinion from the standpoint of a lifelong Doctor Who fan who has watched all seasons, so I hope that my shared thoughts and opinions are relevant for some readers wanting an insight before handing out the money for this season. In my humble opinion, it is one to wait for to broadcast on public arenas rather than buy to view. Your money would be well spent on another decent show and not spent on this one. I hope this helps. Sincerely.Score: 1/5
UnwatchableI’ve been watching Doctor Who for 37 years. I’ve not always loved each regeneration the Doctor has transformed into, but I never actually disliked any of the versions we have met. That is until 13 came along. I don’t get why the writers insist on treating the audience as though we have IQs in the mid 80s. JW acts like a kindergarten teacher. In my opinion this sets an extremely poor example for the first female Doctor. Would it have been too much to ask to have a character similar to River Song? Someone who presumes the people she speaks with aren’t imbeciles, can use deductive reasoning and observation to understand the phrases they have never heard before? One more thing: the companions. I get the feeling the BBC is having a go at all the people who have complained on social media over the years regarding the Doctor being a man, the companions usually being White (they never seem to remember Martha & Mickey), and the age of the characters on the show (which is absurd considering the Doctor Donna, Wilfred, Jackie, and River - not to mention all the supporting characters such as Harriet Jones, etc). That being said, the companions this season feel as though the casting department wanted to check every minority / age box possible. It’s actually distracting to have so many companions. After the disaster that was Clara, then the bigger disaster of Bill (extremely low IQ, and seemed only to be focused on sex, which was an insult to 20-somethings), I was shocked that the show runners thought this direction was going to make loyal fans happy. They should remember that Twitter isn’t reality. If it was, Trump would be president, Covid would be eradicated by a miracle, and the Nazis would have never killed more than 6 million people. Doctor Who is successful worldwide because the stories resonate with people no matter who they are, or where they live. Dumbing the show down in an effort to be more inclusive is an insult to everyone who watched the show for decades. DW isn’t Sesame Street, and nor should it be. Just as every other tv show produced won’t resonate with everyone who watches tv shows, DW isn’t for everyone. And that’s okay. I just wish the show runners and the BBC would realize that..Score: 1/5
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Pc sjwTerrible. Avoid.Score: 1/5
Moving with the times(lord)Jodie really feels like The Doctor and Yaz is great as a companion. The stories so far feel like classic Who mixed with modern, some historical, some political or space-based, just like in the 60s, 70s and 80s. It’s quite funny reading reviews complaining about historical episodes or ‘preachy’ writing. Obviously these ‘fans’ haven’t watched anything before the last few series of the show..Score: 5/5
Good Doctor, Good Companions, Really Really Bad Episodes!!I’ve been a fan of doctor who ever since I saw Christopher Eccleston fight of the Slitheen in Ten Downing Street. Time and time we get new episodes that keep you interested in the show despite some drawbacks. However this new series has been just the same story over and over again with a new catchphrase being either “brilliant” or “of course”. Don’t get me wrong I like Jodie Whittaker as the new doctor but please for gods sake make better and more childish shows like I don’t no “The Daleks invade Ancient Rome and the Doctor teams up with Julius Cesar or Susan returns but she is evil I starts a war just for fun” instead we are treated to the doctor avoiding Rosa parks and battling talking frogs????? People just get the BLOODY right Doctor is a Family Friendly Show not a dark drama it’s NOT BLOODY BROADCHURCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.Score: 2/5
Female DoctorNo thanks. Doctor Who is a man end of. Every episode is a journey into political correctness made by the BBC. I'll watch reruns of every other Doctor and enjoy when the show was made for sci fi fans long before the BBC made this woke version. £6.99 lol. Just shows how unpopular this series was. No one wanted a female doctor or preachy politically correct episodes..Score: 1/5
Average series but where is Resolution ?Seriously what is it with the BBC and iTunes not releasing resolution with this series 12 set.Score: 1/5
WowThe modern series is at a high that it hasn’t seen since the 10th Doctor. All the people complaining that the show has become too political clearly were only ever surface watching the other series - I mean the Master was an authoritarian leader with definite fascist tendencies and the Cyberman are clearly an allegory for a society that prevents individualism. If you look beyond the surface level Doctor Who has always been political the only difference is that it’s now fronted by a woman and if that’s the reason that has made you hate it, made you need to evaluate how you see women. Hating something because of women isn’t edgy it’s misogyny..Score: 5/5
FantasticBrilliant Jodie Whittaker a great choice and Bradley Walsh brings in the comedy aspect 5 stars from me.Score: 5/5
Great funIgnore the misogynistic fan boys whining from their bedsits. After the dull and dreary Moffat years, this is Doctor Who stripped back to basics and returning to its roots. For those who complain about the show becoming too political, I would suggest that they go back to the Pertwee and Tom Baker years: in the Pertwee years especially, the show was rarely off its soapbox..Score: 5/5
GreatIt’s a great show..Score: 5/5
Preachy, boring, over-hyped yawn-festThe show runner’s scripts are preachy, weak and boring. The new Doctors characterisation is weak and appears to be trying to do a pale imitation of David Tennant. The episodes fizzle out without proper conclusions and I wouldn’t recommend wasting money on this. It was billed as a programme that was going to be something really special and turned out really meh..Score: 1/5
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