This series felt more solid and consistent when compared to the wildly erratic series 6...

Series 7 is a much more consistent series of Doctor Who over the previous one, however, it is consistently good rather than spectacular...

I don't like these one part finales, I am a cliffhanger whore, I live for a good old Doctor Who shit hitting the fan, multiple fans...

Sue me, the only good thing going in this episode is the enigma squeezed into a skirt that's just a little bit too tight...

The Crimson Horror is one of those episodes that may have been overlooked by some, including myself...

Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS was something I was prepared to be dissapointed by, but you know what, it was rather good...

Are there many classic episodes in series 7? Is this one? No. Did I enjoy it still? Of course I did...

I don't think I can review this episode without saying something- Donald Trump you are a fucking coward!!!!

After the mystery and intrigue of The Snowmen, The Bells of Saint John kicks off the modern-day adventures of Clara Oswald...

I didn't notice it as much this time around, but I remember it feeling weird being on modern day Earth...

A Town Called Mercy, set during the Doctor's time in the Wild West, is one of those episodes that improves with a rewatch...

Series 6 was an odd one, and I think Doctor Who needed a strong start to series 7, so was that what happened? Find out in my review...

Christmas specials in Doctor Who have always had a certain charm, they are often not meant to be taken too seriously...