Didn't love this quite as much as Fragments in terms of plot or main story, but I did appreciate the John Hart redemption arc and the way Tosh especially was treated with such care by her teammates as she passed. I also love how they explored Tosh and Owen's love as they both died. The episode made me cry, too. So all in all, it gets a high rating. Owen and Tosh I miss you so much.

I've been waiting for what I've lovingly referred to as "the backstory episode" for a while now, and Fragments did not disappoint. I think Chibnall did brilliantly with this one: the explosion was a brilliant way to introduce the backstories.  I loved seeing how everyone got recruited to Torchwood 3, and Owen's story especially made me cry. I feel so bad that he had to go through that, and it really explains a lot about his character. Also, I'm glad John is back even though I hate him. So yeah, this one was a 5/5 for me.

I lowkey had fun with this one, both because Sophie Aldred was there and because of some of the concepts it played with. But it struggled (as BBV always seems to do). Overall 3/5.

It gets one star for Nicola, one star for Colin, and another half star for trying its best. It has such a weird vibe about it, but it's not bad enough that I won't watch to see where the rest of it goes.

This episode was absolutely devastating. I was in no way emotionally prepared for it. That's all.

Gave it a 3/5 because I thought the concept was really cool, but the execution fell kind of flat for me. I wish they would have done this as a two parter to be honest.

I've been meaning to watch this serial since Empire of Death, and I'm so glad I finally got around to it. I really enjoyed it, and would have rated it higher if it weren't for some of the more questionable dialogue and the mummy robots being so insanely distracting because of how bad they looked. I did however love the design of the priory and the way Sutekh was so merciless and uncaring. The way he turned Scarman and the Doctor into disposable servants was haunting. So yeah, I would give it a well-deserved 4/5.

First review! Yippee!
I genuinely really enjoyed this story, despite its one giant flaw. If you've seen the episode, you know what I'm talking about. But despite that, I had a great time, and the story has become a favorite because of its sheer campness. Dugga doo my beloved. Space Eurovision my beloved.