A
ridiculously yet uncanny storyline revolving about WiFi and how an evil,
sinister women is introducing lifestreams sucking and downloading the human
soul in London (read the ugliest addition to the skyline- The Shard) to feed
the Great Intelligence. At the end of the episode, he had been fed enough and
it’s time for the evil sinister women (Miss Kizlet) to reduce.
We have seen
the story of Amy and Rory Pond as the first companions of the eleventh doctor,
with their great on screen chemistry (although between Rory and Amy, it’s a tad
awkward) but with Clara, I do admit I prefer the previous companions. Critics of
Amy and Rory can be smug about Clara, who seemed relaxed in her role as the
Doctor’s new companion.
The plot
reveals about the Great Intelligence manipulating ordinary humans or as I call
it, people of the streets into this ugly looking building as a HQ for
downloading human soul for him. What is cool about this group of evil people is
the tablet device which is capable of adjusting IQ, Paranoid and Confidence level
of her workers.
A pun on the
show, Doctor Who? Also provides comic relief to the show, although the question
is better left for the 50th anniversary.
In all, as
the plot thickens, I’m not expecting what I think I wish to see, since I have
much more expectation for Steven Moffat works. But this episode is enough for
Whovians, for now till next week. The plot can actually play out well, if not
for the rush and slipshod editing (leaving much to be desired and the choice of
background music?) I do love the concept though. I just can't wait to know how she becomes a Dalek and her story- of being a time lord.
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