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The Doctor lands on a mud planet and outwits an evil auction that wants to steal the TARDIS (didn't that just happen to 11 in a DWM comic?) This stealth Iris appearance is funny, but it's nothing more than a fine little story.

An absolutely incredible story that sees the Doctor going to therapy, and decides to try and help out his therapist. Of course he does so in a way that's so tragically Doctor. Truly the highlight of an exceptionally strong run of stories.

One of the biggest problems with Sword of Orion is that its ideas are old like it came out of the 80s. The plot is a mostly generic rinse and repeat Cybermen premise in every sense of the word. Paul McGann and India Fisher's performances are both strong and very enjoyable but she is noticeably given a background role despite it being her first adventure as an official companion. The rest of the actors are not anything particularly noteworthy, but they're still tolerable. The most interesting thing about this story are the references to a war between human's and androids elsewhere in the Galaxy, I want to see that instead.

honestly there were only a few jokes that I actually understood/were funny. Also did they really call me out like that?

This story was so much fun as the Eighth Doctor and Molly are developing into a serious TARDIS team. Molly spent a lot of the last story having to be a buttoned-up leader, here she gets to let her personality out more and it's a lot of fun. The back and forth of a companion challenging the Doctor is always fun, and a brave working class Irish woman from World War I? Just a ton of fun. Can't give five stars as this is very much a part two of four, there's no real ending, but had a lot of fun. Didn't expect Molly herself to be the titular 'dark eyes'.