It’s It for children! This was a very enjoyable story, I love villains that are based on preying on some innate human emotion, it’s always neat to see it take a more conceptual and philosophical turn (even if it isn’t very deeply explored). Also, a surprise appearance from Bradley Walsh? I hadn’t realized he’d appeared in the greater Doctor Who universe before his companion debut. He was great though, absolutely hamming it up. And who could forget the introduction of Rani! I love her already, she’s a vibrant and well-adjusted character I look forward to seeing more of.