Peter Capaldi and the writers have settled into an emotionally engaging tone, allowing the show to raise the stakes for the Twelfth Doctor. Read critic reviews
Doctor Who (2015)
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Episodes
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1. The Magician's Apprentice
Air date: Sep 19, 2015
When Earth's skies are frozen by a strange alien force, Clara cannot find the Doctor, who is hiding from his past.
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2. The Witch's Familiar
Air date: Sep 26, 2015
The Doctor finds himself trapped and companionless in a Dalek city without his sonic screwdriver or his TARDIS.
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3. Under the Lake
Air date: Oct 3, 2015
The Doctor and Clara save the frightened crew from a threat in an underwater base, but the Doctor questions the haunting.
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4. Before the Flood
Air date: Oct 10, 2015
An alien warlord sets a twisted plan in motion in order to ensure his survival on a remote Army outpost, and the Doctor may have to do something unthinkable.
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5. The Girl Who Died
Air date: Oct 17, 2015
The Doctor and Clara are captured by Vikings, then must help protect their village from futuristic space warriors.
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6. The Woman Who Lived
Air date: Oct 24, 2015
While stalking London streets, a deadly highwayman called "The Knightmare" and his sidekick find unearthly loot, and must face The Doctor.
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7. The Zygon Invasion
Air date: Oct 31, 2015
When Osgood is kidnapped by a gang of shape-shifting aliens, the Doctor, Clara and UNIT must scatter to free her.
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8. The Zygon Inversion
Air date: Nov 7, 2015
When shapeshifting Zygons take over, both in the U.K., and in the U.S., UNIT is neutralized, and the Doctor must find a way to save his friends.
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9. Sleep No More
Air date: Nov 14, 2015
Based on footage discovered in the wreckage of Le Verrier Space Station, the crew's terrifying last days are revealed.
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10. Face the Raven
Air date: Nov 21, 2015
The Doctor, Clara and friend Rigsy find themselves in a secret alien world, and battling a strange countdown.
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Fantastic performances and perhaps the best Doctor Who episode ever (Heaven Sent). Steven Moffat, Peter Capaldi, and Jenna Coleman are a great team!
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The stories in this season see a pretty serious downgrade from those we were treated to before, they are still fun to watch but are missing that spark that made the previous seasons so great. The only reason this score isn't lower is Capaldi himself who like Matt and Tennent before him brings something new and great to the role. Capaldi makes the role his own showing his skills as a phenomenal actor.
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Incredible series. Heaven Sent is one my favourite episodes.
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This is a great season, but I feel it took a pretty big turn and I'm not sure why. Peter Capaldi went from the professor who didn't care about other people feelings, and became more of a the crazy uncle rock star with a coke habit. Making there a reason for him to constantly be wearing sunglasses really pushes this, and I just don't understand why it had to be done. I thought Capaldi's character in the last season was great, and this was was OK, but just a big shift for no reason. "The Magician's Apprentice/The Witch's Familiar" was a great intro to the season for me, bringing back Missy, a character I really enjoy. "The Girl Who Died/The Woman who Lived" introduced a neat new character, but you don't recognize the importance of "Me" until you see her several episodes later. "Heaven Sent" is another episode that lets Capaldi get solo screen time and show how good of an actor he is. Overall, I thought this was a really good season.
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I'll start by saying the doctors who actor hear fits well as is a talented actor just a shame the story's he given to play are bad.
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Loved Capaldi and even Clara, she was much better than Bill, at least she wasn't droning on every episode about her sexuality!
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Weaker plots/flow than the previous season....still good but not like the first 7 seasons of "new who" (and 8 was weaker but better than 9)
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Fantastic. Loved this show since I was a child, and still did up until now. Unfortunately a disaster was approaching. Chris Chibnall, you know who you are.
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I think this was the best season of Capaldi era. And episode Heaven Sent the best of all Doctor who 57 years.
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Again, a wasted season. Episodes like Face the Raven and Heaven Sent show us what Capaldi and Coleman could have done together. Heaven Sent is maybe the best episode of the whole New Who, just pure acting. Too bad Capaldi isn't supported by great writing, and it's acting alone keeps the season alive. Too bad.
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