Doctor Who: Eve of the Daleks: Review
Doctor Who: Eve of the Daleks: Review So, this is it then, the start of the end for Jodie Whittaker's 13th Doctor. In the third festive special to involve the Daleks, and the first of 3 specials that farewell 13, Chris Chibnall cuts loose from the serialised constraints of the recent mini series Doctor Who: Flux to deliver a kind of fun, standalone adventure that riffs as much on Russian Doll as it does a New Year's Eve Groundhog Day. When the TARDIS lands at the ELF Storage facility in Manchester, the Doctor sets in motion a chain of events that traps two innocent bystanders and her companions in the murderous rage of a Dalek. Putting the TARDIS into reset mode to purge it of the events and corruptions of the Flux, the Doctor's promised Yaz and Dan some time at the beach to relax while the time travelling machine reboots. But the TARDIS puts down at ELF Storage where Aisling Bea's grumpy and irritable Sarah is having to work on New Year's Eve again - where the only...