Doctor Who Review: The Zygon Invasion – 7 Reasons Why This Is The Perfect Setup

1. From Invasion To Inversion

Where do we go from here? That€™s a hard question to answer as there was very little to indicate where this story is taking us. Whatever happens it€™s most likely Bonnie will be driving the action and Osgood will be the key to the resolution in whatever form it takes. This was such a good setup that it€™s almost hard to imagine the payoff being good enough to meet such high expectations. The last episode written by Peter Harness, €œKill the Moon€, ended with the moon hatching into a dragon that literally laid an egg. Let€™s hope this story gives him enough time to come up with something that is less silly and pointless and more in keeping with the current episode€™s promising premise. €œThe Zygon Invasion€ is another strong addition to the wealth of great episodes that make up series nine so far. While Peter Capaldi€™s Doctor is kept mostly on the sidelines for this story his presence is always felt and he lights up the screen in every scene he€™s in. Jenna Coleman is absolutely perfect as both Clara and Bonnie, effortlessly switching from loyal friend to cunning enemy. The guest actors all held their own within a large cast and there was not a moment when it was easy to take your eyes off the action. If this is any indication of the quality of the sequel then €œThe Zygon Inversion€ is going to turn each and every one of us completely inside out.
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Mary Ogle is the author and illustrator of “Orangeroof Zoo” a whimsical tale of magical realism told through the pages of a coloring book for adults. Working as a professional artist in the digital medium, Mary’s commissions have included everything from fine art to fan art, book cover design, illustration and book layout. Find more of Mary’s work at www.maryogle.com. Mary currently finds inspiration in the Ojai Valley, residing in a snug little cottage with a recalcitrant cat.