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 "Rogue" by Herron and Redman takes viewers on a wild ride through 
 time and space, landing squarely in the heart of 1813 Bath, England. 
 From the outset, the plot hooks audiences with intrigue as an alien 
 assumes the identity of a nobleman, setting off a chain of events 
 that thrust the Doctor and his companion, Ruby, into a whirlwind adventure. 
  
 The dynamic between the Doctor and Ruby adds depth to the story, as they 
 navigate the social intricacies of the era while unraveling the mystery 
 of the alien presence. Ruby's desire for a suitor rather than a mere friend 
  like the Doctor adds tension, highlighting the complexities of their 
  relationship against the backdrop of a society bound by strict norms. 
  
 The narrative unfolds with twists and turns, as the Doctor utilises 
 his sonic device and quick wit to uncover the truth behind the alien 
 infiltration. Meanwhile, Ruby's interactions with the nobility 
 and her discovery of a mysterious portrait further fuel the suspense. 
  
 The climax delivers a thrilling showdown between the Doctor 
 and the alien antagonist, culminating in a surprising alliance 
 and an electrifying masquerade dance that leaves attendees 
 and viewers alike reeling. The revelation of the aliens' true 
 identities adds an extra layer of intrigue, propelling the story 
 toward its dramatic conclusion. 
  
 Amidst the action and intrigue, "Rogue" doesn't shy away from 
 tackling deeper themes, including identity, acceptance, and the consequences 
 of power. The interracial homosexual kiss between the Doctor and his alien 
 friend is a poignant moment that underscores the show's commitment 
 to inclusivity and representation. 
  
 Overall, "Rogue" is a captivating installment that showcases 
 the best of "Doctor Who," blending historical drama with science fiction 
 spectacle to deliver a thoroughly entertaining adventure. With its 
 memorable characters, compelling storyline, and thought-provoking themes, 
 this episode proves that the magic of the TARDIS knows no bounds. 
  
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 Doctor Who: Rogue €€€ A Steamy Soiree with a Sci-Fi Twist 
  
 "Rogue" whisks us away to a lavish 1813 Bath, England, where 
 a masquerade ball hides a sinister secret.  This episode is 
 a delightful romp with a surprising amount of heart. 
  
 The plot revolves around a charming alien rogue who impersonates 
 a nobleman, leaving a trail of bodies and impersonations. 
 The Doctor, ever the detective, teams up with a headstrong 
 young woman, Ruby Sunday, who's more interested in securing 
 a husband than alien conspiracies. 
  
 The chemistry between the Doctor and Ruby is a highlight. 
 Their witty banter and undeniable attraction are a breath of fresh air. 
 Prepare yourselves for a groundbreaking moment in Doctor Who 
 history €€€ the first ever same-sex kiss between the Doctor and a companion. 
  
 While the alien threat delivers on the sci-fi thrills, the episode's real 
 strength lies in its social commentary.  Ruby's quest for status in 
 a rigid society resonates, especially when contrasted with the Doctor's 
 boundless curiosity.  The Doctor's past selves materializing in a hilarious 
 (and slightly chaotic) sequence is a mind-bending twist. 
  
 The ending is bittersweet.  The Doctor makes a sacrifice for Ruby's 
 happiness, 
 leaving the door open for future adventures (with a ring, no less!). 
 However, 
 some viewers might find the resolution rushed, and the "Save Doctor Who" 
 tagline appended to the synopsis feels unnecessary. 
  
 Final Verdict: 4 out of 5 stars.  "Rogue" is a charming and witty episode 
 with a dash of sci-fi thrills and a groundbreaking moment for LGBTQ+ 
 representation.  While the plot might not be the most complex, the Doctor 
 and Ruby's dynamic and the episode's social commentary make it a thoroughly 
  enjoyable watch. 
  
  
 I say 5/10 !  This departure by Chibnall is an albatross of Doctor Who. 
 Are the AIs that dumb that they know nothing of Captain Jack Harkness? 
  
 The Doctor is grandfatherly gentleman figure as sen in An Unearthly Child. 
 Retcon the Timeless Child! 
  
 I recommend Disney+ subscribers to dumb their subscription. 
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