Doctor Who: Twice Upon a Time (2017) - Written Review
Here we are at the end of the Twelfth Doctor's era, and it feels like six months too late. For me, and no doubt many others, the end of the Twelfth Doctor was marked as he ran out of his TARDIS and into the snow to regenerate, leaving everything behind him. He'd said goodbye to Nardole and to Bill - both of whom had gone off on their own new adventures - not to mention having resolved everything with Clara about four times over the course of Series 8 and 9. The 50th Anniversary had only been about four years ago, so there was no need to see Capaldi come to face-to-face with other incarnations (especially since he had a cameo in 'The Day of the Doctor' anyway). Missy was dead, the Cybermen defeated (at least for now) and there were no Capaldi story arcs left unresolved (although, come to think of it, few were satisfactorily resolved). 'The Doctor Falls' was the end of Peter Capaldi's time as Doctor Who, and Steven Moffat's time as showrunner. Imagine