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@DoctorWhoWorld_ 3rd series: pure cinema. Stakes feel horrifyingly real, every scene mattered and it wasn't afraid to ask genuinely ugly moral questions without blinking.
4th series: great premise but dragged out over 10 eps when it could've been done in 5 or 6. Bill Pullman smashes it in this.
@DoctorWhoWorld_ 1st series; Doctor Who post watershed trying to be edgy. Didn't always hit the mark.
2nd series: the show finally found it's identity, stronger team dynamics, could've used more James Masters.
Honestly? A dying parent. Went through that with my ex's dad's bowel cancer diagnosis, still believe we had no business dating when she was going through that. And supporting her and her family when he passed was a lot emotionally, plus getting dumped post-funeral.