1. Credit: The Monster
The Teller is reminiscent of the Minotaur from The God Complex in series six. While the Minotaur preyed on faith, however, the Teller gorges on guilt. What if the Teller encountered a criminal sociopath? If a person were incapable of feeling guilt would they still trigger a feeding frenzy? It must be a specific kind of guilt related to actions taken at the bank that the Teller is focused on as we all feel some level of guilt over certain past events. The idea of a thing eating our brains and turning them to mush is a suitably horrifying one. The creatures face, with large frowning mouth and prominent eye stalks is peculiarly expressive. It appeared anguished as it was forced to feed on its victims. Time Heist is an episode rife with problems yet it does have its fun moments. It is unfortunate the plot wasnt more coherent or the villain more worthy. The reveal of the Tellers mate being held hostage was trite and unsurprising. The motivation of regret was unearned and therefore unbelievable. Perhaps it would have helped if Karabraxos clone were a member of the team that participated in the heist rather than the head of security. That might have supplied an important glimpse into character. In the end Time Heist broke the bank but not in a good way.