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I found this to be an enjoyable episode all around

I enjoyed this, particularly Sheldon vs his professor and older Sheldon and Howard’s voiceover narration

Another cast challenge, this time don’t blink

The Doctor Who Twitter account put out a top level description of the Centenary special yesterday (or at midnight UK time), likely because the BBC sent out a press release about their programming plans for their Centenary celebration

The last 2 episodes on the History Channel will be shown on Monday for some reason Episode 3: Trekking Through the 70s, Nov 22, 9pm ET Episode 4: Trek Goes to the Movies, Nov 22, 10pm ET

BARB has adjusted the 7-day figures up slightly so that the premiere episode now has 5.812 million viewers and now ranks 8th for the week

It's starting to crack me up at the growing number of people who meet Esme for the first time and almost immediately say that she's trouble

Mid-series trailer, though it mostly seems like a review of what's happened already plus scenes from the next episode. The only "new" thing seems to be a quick shot of Yaz in period costume towards the end

More than a few fans have speculated that, but I think it's just grasping for straws (but we're only halfway through the season)

Behind the scenes with Vinder and Bel

Episode 6 is titled “Chapter Six: The Vanquishers” and will be broadcast December 5 ETA: The episode is set for 6:20pm on BBC in the UK (and 8pm ET on BBC America in the US) and will run for 59 minutes Synopsis: In the final epic chapter in the story of the Flux, all hope is lost. The forces of darkness are in control. But when the monsters have won, who can you count upon to save the universe?

I’ll miss Michael if he’s leaving for good. I liked the episode overall. I do disagree with David continuing surgery, especially after the patient got a clot. Not evacuating put a lot of other people in danger, not just the doctor

The promo for next week’s episode (Nov 22) indicated it’s the Winter Finale

New promo pics for the episode https://www.tvzoneuk.com/post/dwflux-ep4-firstlook ETA: Cast list: https://cultbox.co.uk/news/doctor-who-flux-village-of-the-angels-full-cast-list

Behind the scenes video from Jodie and Jo Martin on Episode 3

30-second trailer for Episode 4, "Village of the Angels" (I accidentally put the last one in the Media thread and it then was no longer available)

Broadcast November 21, 2021 at 6:20pm on BBC1 in the UK; it will be 56 minutes. It will be broadcast at 8pm on BBC America in the US

7-day numbers: 5.103 million viewers and 13th for the week

3 more episodes of Series 13: Flux left (yes, too quickly), then 3 specials next year. I think Time is sort of fixed, but a bit corrupted as Swarm said. I had trouble understanding that part I fully expect Vinder to be 6 feet under by the time this is done. Or alternatively, he could be reunited with Bel at the end. Thaddea Graham certainly made her mark this week Good, as the drop was about 5% from last week and it's a good rank. I was fearful a bunch of viewers would flee after the first half's confusing nature. But hopefully they stayed to enjoy RuthDoc, the Angels, the Daleks cameo, the Cybermen, and the rest. Maybe those will entice more people to tune in for the 7-day and 28-day numbers

It will get posted again at some point. And dang, I meant to put it in the Series 13 Spoiler topic. Sorry about that

Overnight ratings: 3.76 million, down from 3.96 million from last week, and 4th most watched program of the night

Well that was trippy and I know I didn't understand everything, but I really enjoyed it, especially seeing Jo Martin again and getting some of the Doctor's backstory, along with getting to see some Daleks in a cameo, some Angels hanging about and Cybermen in a fight. Bel and Vinder's story tied together and we got his backstory and it was emotional. Plus, that was one heck of a cliffhanger ending with the Angels. Given the comments from the director and producers about the episode in Doctor Who Magazine, I was expecting a twisty, confusing story, so I managed to weather it fairly well with some patience. But questions were raised that weren't answered immediately, including that woman near the end; hopefully we'll get some answers by the end My AMC+ stream seemed to have trouble with the video being blurred or pixilated throughout; anyone else get that? I rewatched about the last 20 minutes on BBC America and the video seemed fine

30-second next episode trailer for Episode 4