I thought it was suprisingly good for a short story. Shows Three's character pretty well.

Trying to do a "professional" review on this;

Characters: Fifteen and Belinda, on account of being the main characters, hold up strongly as characters. The side characters hold pretty strongly too, the lack of any actual racism from them seems a little unbelievable to me, and I adore Mr. Ring-a-ding. The Mr. Pie guy was a great character, genuinely felt for him and how Mr. Ring-a-ding had manipulated him, his death was heartbreaking.

Costume & Set: Lovely costuming and set, it did feel typical 1950s and as a lesbian I can safely say I'm in love with Belinda.

Story: Amazing cold opening. The diner scene and brief mention of segregation without much actual racism being shown was a little eh. But either way, onto the cartoon of the hour, Mr. Ring-a-ding.

Now, as a hater of The Pantheon and how its being handled, I can't say I liked the Mr. Ring-a-ding being the God of Light reveal, the pantheon just seem too easily defeated. The Toymaker worked because rules were set up; Game defeat. Maestro worked... well enough because of the chord were set up, but for Mr. Ring-a-ding no rules got set up to defeat him. It seemed like a cop out to have him become light but I guess I can accept it, I loved the Toymaker laugh reveal it was bone chilling.

Very meta episode, fans of The Doctor appearing and all agreeing on Blink kinda seems unrealistic. Nowadays Day of The Doctor and Heaven Sent seem like the likely answer (or Hell Bent for me cough cough, but I'm just a sucker for Gallifrey actually being shown), and the fact Fifteen knew which of his adventures were episodes? Maybe a subtle fourth wall break.

I loved the brief animated segment but I did hate how they've already revealed, again, that The Doctor is the last of the Timelords. Better than Ruby's episode where he just lore drops it all.

Ms. Flood's typical apperance confirming she, at least, has some form of time travel. All around it was a pretty good episode. Adds a little fire to the trapped in a TV Show theory, hoping the theorys true. Not a 5/5, but still good nonetheless. Probably one of the best Fifteenth Doctor episode.

Amazing artwork!! But I find the idea that 27th Century humans haven't figured out how to use Dalek weapons they've had for 200 years a little unbelievable

found it suprisingly good. Very interesting seeing how the solar system is potrayed here and the artwork is quite nice, although confusing but that may just be me.

no real story but cool art, and the first mention of the Dalek Emperor. I also like seeing how different the characterisation is of the Daleks in this story compared to the future.