Right, we all know Blue Monday isn’t real and our mental health doesn’t fit neatly into a calendar. But as it’s trending again this year, we’ll use this moment to share some words that could hopefully bring comfort when tough days do happen.
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@ReviewofDeath The colourisation was a vast improvement from the Daleks last year. But what was the plot? Neither the war games nor the trail had the space to breathe. While the regeneration was nice to see, it was superfluous. Those few minutes could have been used to explain something
@ReviewofDeath A story not written for children as it was dull and the whole 'people being used for food' completely passed this 11 year old by. As an adult, it's a brilliant story that doesn't need the daleks and the civil war gets in the way. It's two different stories squish together badly
@ReviewofDeath A nice balance of scares and adventure with a villain in Mrs Wormwood who was pity perfect. Yes, Maria was a little wet and Kesley was annoying, but as a pilot, it sets its stall out and says this is what this show is going to be about 9/10
@ReviewofDeath@yogscast It feels a million miles away from The War Games. It's a completely different series that feels exciting and new. A very hard reboot that opens up a whole new set of stories. One of my Desert Island Stories
@ReviewofDeath Edge of the seat stuff. I didn't see the anagram until I heard the chanting, and then i thought... he wouldn't, would he? And he did!!!!. A great first part to the season finale.
Section 28 didn’t come out of nowhere.
It came from a society where 75% thought homosexuality was wrong.
From a society that feared the sight of a man in drag would corrupt.
From a society that believed ignorance was better for children than any knowledge of gay lives.
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