Aside from topping and tailing the episode. Wild Blue Yonder is essentially a two-hander between Tennant and Tate. It’s also a slow build, where the creepiness doesn’t assault the viewer but lingers in sly smiles and crooked necks, at least until the freakiness becomes a full-frontal confrontation.
Shades of Midnight crossed with a dollop of Heaven Sent, there’s a surprising amount of revelation between the leads, even if they didn’t know who was who. It was wonderful.
As the mystery guest within a 3-episode ‘season,’ the images available are pretty much a standard set seen everywhere, but polished up to exacting Tour standards.
Caps to follow.
