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From: Daniel70 <daniel47@nomail.afraid.org>
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Subject: Re: Doctor Who Space Babies review with spoilers
Date: Mon, 13 May 2024 20:28:29 +1000
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The Doctor wrote on 12/5/24 5:26 am:
> Doctor Who: Space Babies by RT Davies Review
> 
> In the latest Doctor Who adventure, we were treated to a thrilling
> ride through time and space with the Doctor and their new friend,
> Ruby Tuesday. The story kicked off with Ruby stepping into the
> TARDIS and being amazed by its incredible size inside. It's like a
> magic house!
> 
> But there's more to the Doctor than meets the eye. We learn about
> their mysterious origins back in 1963 and their special title as a
> Time Lord. Is the Doctor the last of their kind? And what happened
> to Gallifrey? These questions add an exciting layer to the story.
> 
> The TARDIS whisks them off to the prehistoric past, where they
> encounter dinosaurs and a butterfly that turns Ruby into an alien! 
> Don't worry, though, she's back to normal soon after.
> 
> Next stop, a space station! Things get really exciting when they find
> babies in an incubator, running the whole show by themselves! With a
> new, huge sonic screwdriver and some quick thinking, the Doctor and
> Ruby dive into action.
> 
> But danger lurks as an alien guard attacks! The Doctor and Ruby
> navigate through the chaos, meeting a nanny who's been taking care of
> the babies. The ship's circuits are on the fritz, and resources are
> running low. It's a real nail-biter!
> 
> When a mysterious monster threatens the babies, the Doctor's empathy
> shines through. With a heartwarming moment between Ruby and the
> nanny, they realise the monster is just scared. Cue the babies with
> flamethrowers to the rescue! Who knew babies could be so brave?
> 
> In the end, the Doctor saves the day, repairing the ship and setting 
> it on course for home. The Doctor's determination to save even the
> scariest creatures shows us what a true hero they are.
> 
> Overall, this Christmas special was packed with excitement,
> adventure, and heartwarming moments. It's a must-watch for Doctor Who
> fans of all ages!
> 
> 6/10
> 
Well, I must say, asswipe, Congratulations, that is a good review ....
rather than your normal    point    point     point based reviews!

I do have one question ..... "... with the Doctor and *their* new 
friend, ...." and ".... We learn about *their* mysterious origins back 
in 1963"??

Do we still have *BOTH* Bio-regenerated Doctors in this adventure??
-- 
Daniel