From: doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor)
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Subject: Re: Doctor Who - joy to the World - review with Spoilers
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2024 00:35:35 -0000 (UTC)
Organization: NetKnow News
In article <710070042.756926176.271567.anim8rfsk-cox.net@news.easynews.com>,
anim8rfsk <anim8rfsk@cox.net> wrote:
>The Doctor <doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca> wrote:
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>> ChapGPT
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>> **Doctor Who: Joy to the World â A Festive Sci-Fi Whirlwind**
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>> The Doctor returns with a Christmas adventure full of time-bending drama
>> and quirky charm. Set across centuries, the tale centers on a mysterious
>> suitcase containing a star seed capable of cosmic destruction. Highlights
>> include the Doctor's pumpkin chai latte obsession, his humourous
>> fashion choices, and a dinosaur swallowing the suitcase in 4202.
>> (Wrong CHAPGPt 65000000BC)
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>Thumbs up from me
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Thank you!
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>> The Doctor's festive escapade, Joy to the World, is a heartwarming yet
>> chaotic journey through time, with pumpkin chai lattes, Silurian diplomacy,
>> nd a suitcase harboring a deadly star. Set against the backdrop of Christmas
>> in London's Sandringham Hotel and the futuristic Time Hotel, this adventure
>> deftly weaves emotional stakes with quirky humour, personal depth, as her
>> grief over her mother's death in 2020 informs her choices. The suitcase bomb
>> -a literal star seed threatening universal annihilation-becomes a clever
>> metaphor for Joy's bottled-up grief and the redemptive power of connection.
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>> Ncuti Gatwa thrives in their portrayal of the Doctor, switching between
>> charm and urgency. The introduction of Joy, a fiery and relatable new
>> companion, injects the story with personal depth, as her grief over her
>> mother's death in 2020 informs her choices. The suitcase bomb-a literal star
>> seed threatening universal annihilation-becomes a clever metaphor for Joy's
>> bottled-up grief and the redemptive power of connection.
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>> The premise shines in its whimsical creativity: a hotel hosting humans
>> across all time periods, dinosaurs from 65 million years ago swallowing
>> suitcase bombs, and the Doctor improvising solutions with psychic paper
>> and rope from a 1953-themed room. Yet the narrative's pacing stumbles
>> slightly, juggling multiple timelines-2024, 2025, and 4202-leaving moments
>> of confusion.
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>> The resolution, where Joy transforms into a star after taking the star seed,
>> is both poignant and visually spectacular. It's an uplifting message of hope,
>> rebirth, and the enduring light of loved ones lost, perfectly fitting
>> for a Christmas tale. The Doctor's interactions with Joy are occasionally
>> sharp, but the underlying empathy shines through.
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>> Overall, this episode delivers classic Doctor Who magic-quirky, emotional,
>> and brimming with festive wonder.
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>> The emotional core is Joy, grappling with loss while transforming
>> into a literal star-a poignant metaphor. While chaotic at times,
>> it's a touching, imaginative ride.
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>> **Rating: 85/100**
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>> Google Gemini is totally useless with the inputs
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>> Myself 7.5/10
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>> The Anita's scences are more powerful moreso than the Joy Scene.
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>> JOy getting transformed and the End with Joy being the Light over Jesus
>> is still an awesome reminder of why Christianity is dominant
>> in today's world. BTW, Did you catch the King's Speech?
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