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This is part of a series of reviews of Doctor Who in chronological timeline order.

Previous Story: A Most Excellent Match

I'm glad that there was atleast one story to salvage an otherwise awful set. And what a story this is. It takes the same trope of "familiar characters in an unfamiliar location without their memories" from the last story and makes a fantastic story out of it (unlike the aforementioned last story). The fact that this commits to the mystery is what makes it so good, you spend the whole story genuinely wondering what's going on. You even start to get attached to the characters, only for the ending to absolutely crush you. It's one of the best "amnesia" stories in Doctor Who that I've listened to (and there are a lot). I won't spoil the ending, in case anyone wants to listen to it. Fantastic performances all-round, just a fantastic story in general.

Next Story: The Space Race