June 24, 2017
Doctor Who Series 10 continues airing around the world – find out where to watch in your area here – and the reviews are coming in thick and fast!
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Read what the critics and fans had to say about World Enough And Time, starring Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor, Pearl Mackie as Bill Potts, Matt Lucas as Nardole, Michelle Gomez as Missy and John Simm as The Master below.
“Wow, just wow!”
Mirror – read the full review here
“World Enough and Time is full of great sci-fi concepts, high stakes for all our characters, humor, scares, and more.”
IGN – read the full review here
“A sparky, ambitious, often-gripping piece of television…”
Den Of Geek – read the full review here
“It's a very strong episode that manages to weave an agreeable timey-wimey spaceship yarn into the climax of this season's gently brewing Missy story, complete with Cybermen.”
Ars Technica – read the full review here
“I’ve longed for a multiple Master adventure. Here it is. With two superb actors. And great writing from Steven Moffat”
Radio Times – read the full review here
“Easily the best episode of series”
Telegraph – read the full review here
“It’s an episode bursting with ideas”
A.V. Club – read the full review here
“The first part of Steven Moffat's series 10 finale is a mad medley of styles, moods and ideas – gripping and affecting”
Digital Spy – read the full review here
“World Enough and Time is the finest penultimate episode we’ve seen in quite some time”
The Guardian – read the full review here
“As something to make you sit up like a bolt after you’ve begun to settle down again, it hits like an electric shock.”
Cult Box – read the full review here
“World Enough & Time has incredible fun with its concept and manages to offer a satisfying emotional payoff.”
Screen Rant – read the full review here
“If the closing chapter – next week – continues along this path, this will be an excellent goodbye from Steven Moffat and something that will be remembered in Doctor Who lore for a long time.”
Flickering Myth – read the full review here
