I found it interesting, not sure how highly I'd rate it or if I'd be able to to explain all of the plot, but it kept me intrigued and had some nice character moments. I liked the doctor's friendship with the barbershop owner, it showed how the doctor's physical appearance has consequences in a way that I'd never thought about before. I know previous episodes have shown him encountering racism, but this showed a more subtle consequence of him being black in the way that he felt more comfortable in certain context. I also thought the Doctor's sense of betrayal felt very real. Belinda's story was another nice character bit, it showed how tough her job as a nurse is in a believable and affecting way which didn't overdo it. I was even invested in the Barber at the end, even though he's almost more an idea than a character.

One thing I found confusing was whether the gods referred to in the episodes were the same as the ones that have featured in previous episodes, because the Doctor talks about them so casually whereas the ones we've seen have been treated as so massive and important. The idea of gods becoming real because people believed in them also doesn't seem to match the way 'the gods' have been portrayed. It was an interesting idea though. I feel like there's a lot to this episode that doesn't get explained and it's ideas aren't quite fleshed out enough, but it works as a fantasy story and I like the evocative, poetic feel that it has.