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EPISODE
SEASON
Episode 00: Twice Upon a Time
Episode 01: The Woman Who Fell to Earth
Episode 02: The Ghost Monument
Episode 03: Rosa
Episode 04: Arachnids in the UK
Episode 05: The Tsuranga Conundrum
Episode 06: Demons of the Punjab
Episode 07: Kerblam!
Episode 08: The Witchfinders
Episode 09: It Takes You Away
Episode 10: The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos
Episode 11: Resolution
Doctor Who - Season 11 Episode 01: The Woman Who Fell to Earth
Description
The further adventures in time and space of the alien adventurer known as the Doctor, a Time Lord/Lady who can change appearance and gender, and his/her companions.
The further adventures in time and space of the alien adventurer known as the Doctor, a Time Lord/Lady who can change appearance and gender, and his/her companions.
Actors:
Francesco Martino,
Greg James,
Thelma Barlow,
Pippa Bennett-Warner,
Natalie Gumede,
Matthew Allick,
Nik Howden,
Corey Taylor,
Lara Phillipart,
John Leeson,
Ellie Haddington,
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Francesco Martino
25 October 1981, Rome, Lazio, Italy
Greg James
17 December 1985, UK
Thelma Barlow
19 June 1929, Middlesbrough, North Riding, Yorkshire, England, UK
Pippa Bennett-Warner
23 July 1988, Banbury, England, UK
Natalie Gumede
20 March 1984, Burnley, Lancashire, England, UK
Matthew Allick
Nik Howden
Corey Taylor
8 December 1973, Des Moines, Iowa, USA
Lara Phillipart
John Leeson
March1943, Leicester, Leicestershire, England, UK
Ellie Haddington
1955, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK
Director:
Graeme Harper
Country:
United Kingdom
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October 07, 2018
In this first outing, Whittaker's Doctor has nailed the basics, and stepped out from the long shadows cast by previous Doctors.October 07, 2018
It's too early to tell what her Doctor will be like as the series continues, but this episode lays solid foundations for Whittaker to build on.October 07, 2018
This is a quietly confident start rather than an eruption, that may take a little readjustment. I, for one think, it's worth it. A really promising start.October 07, 2018
Much of "The Woman Who Fell to Earth" isn't as it immediately seems, and after viewing it, even the episode title works on more than one level, because the series feels more grounded than it has in a long time.October 07, 2018
Whittaker's time-traveller was energetic, endlessly curious, warmly witty and fittingly heroic.October 07, 2018
The extended episode was more than our first real look at Whittaker's take on the iconic role - bursting with curiosity, empathy, and decency, even as the Doctor's body finished rebooting. It was also an introduction to her new companions.October 07, 2018
By the end of the episode, Whittaker is completely owning the role, making it her own. She's weird, she's funny, and it isn't until she hits the iconic tropes of The Doctor that you're hit with the full force of the moment.October 07, 2018
I was also struck by how Whittaker's gleefully altruistic spin on the Doctor immediately felt more akin to Tennant's version than that of her immediate predecessor, Peter Capaldi.October 07, 2018
For as much energy and intrigue as the premiere episode contains, it does have a few problems with pacing and narrative structure. The second act gets a bit clunky, with the new companions adapting a little too quickly to the strangeness.October 07, 2018
Frankly, from the very first frame of the episode this feels like a different sort of Who.