Yaz can you hear me

Nightmares are induced and collected, for the sport of immortals. It is also a story about mental health and the silos in which we can find ourselves, trapped with our worst fears. Given that the title of the episode is also a question, we'll note that Doctor Who has always been a little wary of using question marks in story titles.

In fact, this is the very first of its TV stories to ever use one. A popular seaside resort on the North East coast of England, Whitby was also an inspirational place for Bram Stoker when he was planning and researching Dracula.

He found lots of key details to the story in Whitby library, including the name of his eponymous lead character. Zellin mentions other immortal races that the Doctor has come across in their travels.

He would trap travelers into playing games with him, offering them their freedom as the reward for winning, despite rigging the games so that he would always win. Meanwhile, details are emerging about the imminent two-part finale. But is that really there all is to their return? Or possibly just the one?

Space and time will tell. Good to know that the Doctor is an excellent tap dancer in a crisis. You never know when you might need that. Slightly odd ritual. Speaking of which, as we were following Yaz through a home visit, it was a shame not to see another appearance from Shobna Gultai as her mum. Meanwhile, exciting news from a different corner of the Whoniverse.

John Barrowman may not be coming back on TV this year, but Captain Jack will be returning in a new series of the excellent Big Finish audio plays. Which is surely the very ultimate in fan service. Get ready for The Haunting of Villa Diodati. I will be rather surprised if one of the three does not leave at the end of the season. How appropriate I guess?? Which makes the moment that humans turn the tables on them, a clever twist on using the nightmare fuel that young Syrian Tahira created to trap them in a prison with their nightmares for all eternity.

And it should also be added that Zellin and Rakaya are part of a race called the Eternals not those ones, Marvel fans , that made their first appearance in the Peter Davison era. Baker and Davison era all over again, just with a better budget for costumes and CGI. Not much more to say about that as this is a very fleeting and blurry glimpse, but its presence again suggests more about this mystery is en route.

They provided cutting-edge treatments for cataracts, development of surgical tools, study in the epidemiology of diseases such as syphilis and tuberculosis, and one of the most famous works of medicine of all time.

They also took great care to serve any and all patients, from rich to poor, being a true philanthropy. American medical system, take note.