There's trouble in paradise — and for the social media-obsessed residents of Finetime, it runs much deeper than wearing the wrong outfit. In the fifth episode of "Doctor Who," called"'Dot and Bubble," ...

Cooke plays Lindy with steady arrogance and complacency, but her eyes and face slowly reveal her confidence cracking as she tries to fight panic. It's a delicate balance since Lindy is a character ...

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Looking back at this season of Doctor Who so far, what strikes me most is how completely different each episode feels from the last. This show has always benefitted from a “go anywhere, do anything” ...

Lindy Pepper-Bean (Callie Cooke) wakes up and tells her “dot” – a kind of floating smart device – to turn on her “bubble.” In the bubble, she’s surrounded by video chats of friends who greet her with ...

There is one key thing you need to know about this week’s Doctor Who: the titular character isn’t in it very much. Yep, that’s right - it’s another ‘Doctor Lite’ episode, of a sort. But where last ...

After the more experimental episodes of the last two, even three episodes of this season, Doctor Who is back on familiar territory with "Dot and Bubble," an old-fashioned Science Fiction satire on the ...

The latest episode of Doctor Who brings together two of the most repellent forces in the universe: social media influencers and giant bugs. They are horrifying, slurping and mindless – and the bugs ...

In some futuristic place, a woman wakes up and connects her "dot and bubble." It's like a perosnalized Zoom that hangs around her head in the shape of a bubble so she can talk to all her friends. She ...