f**k Transphobic-Ann Oberman.

Moffat, you literally just wrote this entire joke before with Amy. I'm not even kidding. The TARDIS shows the companion loads of other women companions so that she can be jealous of other women, that's just. Meanwhile in the TARDIS: Part 1 and, the Companion meets a duplicate of themselves where sexual tension is implied as much as Doctor Who could ever be allowed, that's just Space (Or is it Time? I always get those two minisodes mixed up) - This is so derivative and pointless - Moffat just being typically horny and once again, it's not endearing. Just starts coming across as borderline sexual harassment of the women under his employment.

"Don't you need a man one?"

"No."

"Am I the Man one?"
"No"

"So, dresses then?"

Oh my god, Trans Strax confirmed?

This minisode really does not feel like there is any reason for it to exist, it has nothing to do really with the episode that comes after it and although the visuals of the space-time coordinates being given is awesome, no explanation whatsoever is given for the character who gives them. This sure is something that exists, and that's all I can say.

Honestly, it's surprisingly atmospheric, kind of wish that the tone of the actual episode had been able to match this prequel, feel like it would have been better received if that had been the case. Ah well, moving on.

Maybe I'm just in a good mood because, to be completely honest, I thought this was sweet to watch, and the end speech about music being inside all of us was quite endearing. It's possible that I'm just a sucker for stuff where the Doctor interacts with the audience like this....yet I'm not the hugest fan of fourth wall breaks. Hm. Weird that.

"Leave the plot, it's the camp I want."

Dimensions is objectively awful on every level, but at the same time, is such stupid, nonsensical fun that it's hard to actually hate it because everyone in it knows that it's god awful and so nobody is actually trying. To think that Kate O'Mara was a well-known name but this was the kind of stuff she lived for....still, at least it makes more sense than your average RTD finale.

Do you think that The Devil's Chord means this isn't canon anymore, or do concerts not count?

Tonight's episode: The writers' barely-disguised fetish.

Honestly, it's not necessarily bad, but it feels too ambitious for its own good. If this had been a Titan comic or something of that kind, I think it would have a bit more space to breathe and could be something better.