I had written off The Lazarus Experiment as a filler episode, much like last seasons Fear Her, or Love and Monsters. But it was nothing of the kind. It had a lot of important elements that left the viewer wanting more. David Tennant refereed to reversing the polarity paying homage to the 3rd Doctor, played by the late Jon Pertwee and we begin to see the story for the season, the strange and sinister Mr. Saxon. I was delighted with the story that flowed well and kept me wanting to know more. So far another fine episode in an already outstanding episode.
Thursday, June 14, 2007
The Lazarus Experiment Review
I had written off The Lazarus Experiment as a filler episode, much like last seasons Fear Her, or Love and Monsters. But it was nothing of the kind. It had a lot of important elements that left the viewer wanting more. David Tennant refereed to reversing the polarity paying homage to the 3rd Doctor, played by the late Jon Pertwee and we begin to see the story for the season, the strange and sinister Mr. Saxon. I was delighted with the story that flowed well and kept me wanting to know more. So far another fine episode in an already outstanding episode.
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