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Doc’s plans for a family Christmas dinner are hampered by a fishy paradox

The Doctor’s promised Lucie Miller a perfect, cosy, alien-free Christmas to make up for the last one where she left him sitting on Blackpool beach, but he can’t resist showing off his newly reconnected bloodline in the form of Susan and great-grandson Alex.

The Doctor’s dozy descendant can’t quite muster up an interest in inter-temporal vagabonding, so when a lot of dead bats turn up in the TARDIS, Doc relishes the opportunity to inspire in him a thirst for adventure. But something fishy is going on. A voice is seemingly echoing back from the future and is Lucie’s Christmas pudding cooked for good?

Here's what we think of A027 Relative Dimensions

We rate Doctor Who stories on a scale from 0.0 to 5.0. For context, very few are excellent enough to merit a 5.0 in our minds, and we'd take a 0.0 Doctor Who story over a lot of other, non-Whovian stuff out there.

Leon | @ponken

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Drew | @drewbackwhen

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Here's what we think of A027 Relative Dimensions

We rate Doctor Who stories on a scale from 0.0 to 5.0. For context, very few are excellent enough to merit a 5.0 in our minds, and we'd take a 0.0 Doctor Who story over a lot of other, non-Whovian stuff out there.

Leon | @ponken

1.2

Drew | @drewbackwhen

1.4

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