The Twelfth Doctor
Peter Capaldi played The Twelfth Doctor from 2014 to 2017 to perfection, as the curmudgeon, sardonic, occasionally evil-eyed Scotsman. His TARDIS interior was gorgeous and he sported some nice coats, often combined with a hoodie and badass boots. Not a huge fan of that sweater with holes in it, but hey-ho. Capaldi, a lifelong Whovian, was brilliant in the role, echoing much of a tone of William Hartnell’s first take on the Time Lord.
Terrific story arcs and eyebrows to knock your spatiotemporal socks off. We discuss Peter Capaldi’s run as The Twelfth Doctor
Glass Avatars from the future don’t care about Data Privacy Agreements while the first and then-latest Doctor do Timelord Kegels to keep their respective regeneration at bay
The Genius Twins are the least of Bill’s and Doc’s worries in this highly divisive episode
Bill swaps chips for microchips in the first instalment of a very clever two-parter.
Doc & Co are happy to leave the fate of humanity in the hands of half a dozen childlike primitives with a very limited musical repertoire
Noisy Victorian males find sweet Fanny Adams on Mars, until the Ice Queen has a hissy fit
Doc needlessly spreads propaganda for the enemy, performs a regeneration fake-out and kills innocent dock workers in the last part of the Monk trilogy
Love enslaves the day as decomposing despots educate unelected representatives on the merits of consent
Doc joins the world’s most depressing bookclub, and where are these scientists getting their dynamite?!
Doc & Co want to breathe new life into space workers rights, but the puffed-up airheads running the head office may disagree
