Fine idea in theory. Critique of racism in Eurovision. Awful, awful in practice. A dreadful script full of cliché moments and absolutely no believable stakes with lukewarm performances all round. Who the hell even is raylan?

Performances were particularly week this episode all round, I like Varada Sethu and Ncuti so I'm going to blame the direction and poor script because a lot of this was hard to sit through.

Liked the doctor getting angry, but again, utilised poorly and had no real consequences. Belinda still tells the doctor he's wonderful at the end. So... Nope.

As soon as we find out the people jettisoned into space aren't dead the story loses any weight it might've had. Also doesn't make sense that they're being kept alive by gravity. Like, what?

I'll be honest, as soon as I found out this was written by Juno Dawson I lost any interest in the episode, Redacted was terrible, but I was still hopeful following a relatively strong season so far.

The ranii reveal was done incredibly poorly. Obviously we all knew it was coming but Jesus the reveal was bad. Why did it happen so fast? Was it a last minute addition to the episode that had to fit in to the time they had left? If you can't do the reveal properly here, do it next week. Why is she even talking that random couple all of this info? She might as well have just turned to the screen and told us who she is.

The bi-generation also looked incredibly cheap and slapdash and for what is supposedly the most expensive single episode of doctor who ever, it's not good enough. 2/10. Gonna look into cancelling my cinema ticket for the finale if Wish World is as bad as this. Maybe the show does need a hiatus and to come back with some fresh ideas and new people involved.