And is there any way Russell T Davies can be persuaded to look kindly upon Jo Martin going forward for Doctor Who? It does feel with this episode that her odds may have sharpened a tad… 8. Due to the dual character focus, the main Flux storyline doesn’t feel like it progressed very much this week. While it might not be the strongest outing for the series, Season 13 Episode 3 does offer more insight into The Doctor’s time with The Division, and newcomer Vinder’s past. And they should really fix that TARDIS door. The Doctor Who Flux storyline continues in Once, Upon Time. Time Lords as well? But we see Vinder's heroism as a whistleblower that dooms him to an outpost in the darkest, deepest of space. If Time and Space are at war, and this was the original Time Lord war, is the TARDIS at the centre of it all? It has been infected, the doors have gone haywire and now it seems that Vinder is familiar with them. And if the Ravagers got Di – did they get her via Weeping Angel? 7. And we note that Dan is also from Edge Hill – any chance he could be a descendant? He also does his best to help out, as a volunteer tour guide and working in the food bank, trying to run from his own past. His philanthropy earned him the nickname the King of Edge Hill, whilst his tunnel-building activity earned him posthumous nicknames, including the Mole of Edge Hill and the Mad Mole.
Joseph Williamson was an English eccentric, businessman, property owner and a philanthropist who is best known for the Williamson Tunnels, which were constructed under his direction in the Edge Hill area of Liverpool, in an attempt to provide employment for the poor. Back to Di's story, as the world falls apart for Dan, literally, as we delve into his own past, even as the present keeps changing around him.
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