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It's 1952 in a sparsely populated cinema as the audience watches a breathless newsreel on the power of the atomic bomb. The projectionist flips over to a Merrie Melodies-style cartoon of Mr.

"Lux" takes place at a movie theatre in 1952 Miami. It doesn't shy away from politics: there's a reference to then-closeted movie star Rock Hudson and his eventual death from HIV infection, and it ...

Following a disappointing season premiere, this week’s Doctor Who is a meticulously crafted descent into a retro-tinged nightmare, where daring storytelling collides with a pervasive, unsettling ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When it comes to the plot, things are less consistent, with the episode veering off sharply into unexpected directions. “Lux” ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. In the build up to this season of Doctor Who, this episode was the most ...

Throughout the Fifteenth Doctor’s era, Doctor Who keeps introducing members of the Pantheon of Discord, a collective of powerful gods, within its expansive universe. From the return of the chilling ...

"Lux": Written by Russell T Davies, directed by Amanda Brotchie "The Well": Written by Russell T Davies & Sharma Angel Walfall, directed by Amanda Brotchie Serving as Television Editor since 2018, Ray ...

Matthew Wilkinson is Movie/TV Features Staff Writer at Game Rant with over a decade of experience writing for various publications. Throughout his career he has covered some of the biggest events in ...

If you'd seen the "Doctor Who" season 2 trailers, you already knew that cartoon character Mr Ring-a-Ding would climb out of a cinema screen like some kind of malevolent Roger Rabbit. As well as being ...

Saturday’s episode “Lux” was an extremely enjoyable Doctor Who story. Despite featuring an actual cartoon character as the villain, the episode wasn’t just a bit of pantomime silliness. It was an ...