She is the God of Stories, the past two years have been in The Land of Fiction, and River's Flood can only be defeated by "The Greatest Story Ever Told"!

Fob-watch, anyone?

It's pre-Mouse, I doubt they are touching that. It's too meta for new viewers. And I'm glad.

I hated the Timeless Child idea (devalues The Doctor) unless...

hmmm... endless regeneration cycles and Season 6b... hmmm?

Look at the back of Jo Martin's coat. Very like the coat Pertwee first falls out of the TARDIS in S7.

Your penultimate paragraph has a glaring mis-spelling of "Centauri" and your final one, as pointed out below, misnames the beloved finale "Sleeping in Light"!

I skimmed your article as it reads as an uncommitted infodump with no care or ion.

All these errors would have been avoided had you proof-read your work.

Not impressed.

If you're not a Babylon 5 guy then just steer clear!

Paramount missing the target. Again!

Lower Decks and Strange New Worlds have been consistently great, nobody particularly cares about a 32nd Century academy show. Bored now. SNW S3 will be good but I've cancelled Paramount once Lower Decks is finished. This made my mind up.

We get endless Star Wars we don't want, ruining it, and now they do the same with Trek.

Jack, I have to ask you directly where you see "Twice upon a Time" say ANYTHING about "futuristic versions of the Daleks"?

Reading the article infers an update of the Dalek model? This was not seen, I question the wording used here.

There were crawling, old Dalek mutants but that was it. No "future" Daleks per se.

The Mutants were hunting Rusty, a contemporary (as much as anything is in a time travel programme) "good" Dalek who was blowing them to bits. Rusty, himself was circa "Into the Dalek" and the dating of this story is fuzzy, he had memories after the Last Great Time War and so was probably from late in Dalek history. If that's what you mean, I'll take it but it's a bit of an anticlimax.

Some of Testimony's futuristic Super AI Glass Avatars were chronicling the past (actually, in a simulation, IIRC) but are not futuristic Daleks (future, yes) but not Daleks. Those haven't been seen. At all. I'm sure we'd both like to see them!

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I do not think you have made an accurate here.

I'm calling this, it misleads other fans and with your qualifications I'd expect more accuracy.

As it is, that bit reads 'off'.

It certainly sounds inaccurate. I'll go back and watch the episode and adjust if I'm wrong.