Doctor Who Season 2 Episode 4 review where it's English podcasters and the media that are evil. The BBC is the ultimate victim with Russell T Davies having to put up with all those people with microphones not believing his nonsense. If only the general public and the audience would just swallow the propaganda he gave them without thought or analysis, it would make his life so much easier! People talking about the truth is noise, and choking up Russell's bandwidth and it's the BBC that's the real victim! When every Doctor Who episode is full of the message, it's shocking when they release one even more blunt than any before. Even ignoring that, the episode is terribly written, the motives of characters contradict each other throughout the show. The story makes no sense and the conversations only make sense as self inserts.

It's utterly nonsensical, but that doesn't stop the fans liking it simply because the people they despise are being insulted in the show. A remarkable episode, one that will scare off further viewers. But what did you think of what you saw? Let me know your thoughts down below and as always, thanks for watching :)

Disparu review the only way to watch Doctor who now.

I was surprise Ruby was allowed to have a white boy friend. Until he turned evil and I realised 'Of course!'.

The BBC are so predictable that I knew there was no way in Hell that Ruby and Conrad - a straight, white, conventionally attractive couple - were gonna stay together; it was just a matter of how their relationship would inevitably dissolve 🥴

Man, Disparu out here taking these bullets for us with this one.😓 No wonder Drinker said he'd never go back to reviewing this series.

I can't believe the BBC made an episode of "trust the government without question and how dare you question us". They REALLY hate the audience.

Never, ever, in a million years, saw the straight, white guy being the villain coming.
Sooooo original. Wow!

This wasn't a review, this was 74 minutes of Disparu ripping the BBC a new one, and I'm here for it. 🤣🤣🤣

I felt like Disparu broke the fourth wall and entered into actual battle with RTD's poisonous propaganda on a metaphysical level there towards the end!

A white man is the villain?  Shocked, I'm shocked!

Disparu's rant about the BBC's arrogance, detachment and hypocrisy is incredibly cathartic whilst watching the nonsense that is, now, Doctor Who.

If you ever wondered what people without any morals moralizing at you would look like, this is it. Its all but grabbing the screen and addressing the audience directly.

The Doctor was harder on this one human guy than almost any alien race trying to conquer Earth.

The "bad guy" is a braver man than anyone involved in the episode.

This episode just makes Unit look incompetent if they could be single handedly tricked by a human podcaster

Why doesn't ANYONE ever remember that aliens exist?!? Everytime there's an invasion / incident, everyone acts like it's the first one. 🤯

Pete McTighe is the worst writer in DW history. So far the political messaging of  his episodes have been "Don't try and change the system then you're evil, trust the billionaires because they secretly care about you" and "Trust the government, they're only ever trying to do good and thinking otherwise is dangerous"

RTD: There's going to be a twist!
Me: Let me guess, the straight white guy is evil?
RTD:...how did you guess?
Me: THAT'S ALL YOU WRITE!!!!!!!!!

Victim drama, in the victim era, for victims, by victims, to victims, featuring victims. That’s Hollywood culture in a nutshell!

a 74 minute review!?!?!??!  The only good thing about RTD2's wretched Dr Who is the deserved savaging you give it.