Enjoy a Highlight Reel of Doctor Who’s Weeping Angels

After three weeks of varied ups and downs, Doctor Who: Flux reaches the second half of its truncated run this week with the return of some previous foes. “Village of the Angels” sees the Doctor and her entourage jump over to the county of Devon in November 1967 to analyze a sequence of disappearances which may be from the stony palms of these Weeping Angels.

They’ve grow to be a robust set of recurring baddies since 2007’s iconic “Blink,” and have had some fascinating turns, equivalent to when one briefly grew to become the Statue of Liberty. In case you haven’t saved up with the present and want a refresher (or simply need to rewatch a few of their scarier moments, which is completely legitimate), BBC’s put out a video forward of tomorrow’s episode to sate your wishes. After 14 years, it’s nonetheless type of unbelievable that then-showrunner Russell T. Davies and author Steven Moffat managed to make one thing fairly scary out of one thing typically mundane as a statue. And watching their heads sloooowly flip in the direction of Amy within the two-parter “Time of Angels/Flesh and Stone” introduced them to an “oh, shit” stage of terrifying.

The vitality vampires made a short look in Flux’s premiere and served because the ominous nearer for final week’s episode, however “Village” is a little bit of a throwback to their debut in that it appears to be a one-off relatively than persevering with the story’s ongoing narrative. Is a standalone story what a six-episode season wants? Doesn’t seem to be it, however then, showrunner Alex Chibnall has beforehand mentioned that these bizarre asides are ultimately going to steer someplace. So possibly right here, we’ll get a stronger concept of what precisely meaning.

“Village of the Angels” will premiere on BBC tomorrow. Stay tuned for our recap and spoiler zone so that you can air all of your ideas out about this new episode.

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