Doctor Who: Flux 13x04 "Village of the Angels" Reaction

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[@roonilwazlib320]

Honestly Maxine Alderton wrote two of the best episodes in Jodie's era, this one and The Haunting of Villa Diodati. She is an amazing writer and hopefully she'll return in the future.

[@joer3720]

Amazing writer and wrote episodes in Jodie’s era seems like an oxymoron

[@ftumschk]

@@joer3720 Not in the case of Maxine Alderton, though. She already had over 100 television writing credits before she wrote her two fine episodes for Doctor Who.

[@pjgs4933]

@@joer3720 rude

[@domsquared9878]

@@joer3720 cheeky

[@firefly24601]

I really enjoyed the episodes that she and Vinay Patel wrote!

[@Vincornelis]

And for those not up on their history Jericho says he was one of the first soldiers at Belsen. That's the Bergen-Belsen NAZI concentrationcamp. He's already seen the worst thing a human can possible see so the Angels really picked on the wrong guy to try and torment.

[@cameronmonaghan6883]

And knowing that makes a great character even better.

[@JamesOO7p]

Honestly this is the episode the angels deserve along with “Blink” and Jericho is one of the characters that make the episode great.

[@LeviathanGameRadio]

In The Angels take Manhattan, the Weeping Angels are trying to farm the quantum energy as you mentioned. It makes sense as it lives off your potential future, and so every time you go back in time, you become part of events and so have a new potential future. However, in this episode (and wasn't made clear at the time when 'no one survives it twice' is said), 1901 is taken out of time due to quantum extraction. So the Weeping Angels have nowhere to send you back when they touch the characters a second time. Whether its intentional to conceal the fact that 1901 is taken out of time until later in the episode, or just a workaround for a continuity error, its not clear - but the only person who says 'no one survives it twice' is Peggy, who doesn't have the context of how Weeping Angels work in other situations, so it does make sense.

[@1funkyflyguy]

Yes I got that too, well said and it makes perfect sense in this context of the flux.

[@lurker1316]

Thank you. I was curious about that too.

[@schemingfacechikin]

Notice the absence of the Timelord-heartbeat drum missing from the outro music, since the Doctor's hearts have turned to stone 👀

[@oluchibuchi-njere479]

That's such a cool detail - to include and to pick up on too! 😅

[@ThomasCorp]

Professor Eustacious Jericho holding his own against the Weeping Angels. Someone make a note of that man’s bravery.

[@aaronboothproduction]

Jericho was such a great addition to this story.

[@SlyAceZeta]

I love Kevin McNally so much, and he had such a strong presence in this episode. Plus, he plays one of my favorite Pirates characters, which I caught that reference from :P

[@ThomasCorp]

@@SlyAceZeta That line is literally one of the first things I said once the episode ended because I was that impressed with Jericho. I was wondering if anyone would catch the reference.

[@Jim_The_Fish]

This was a great moment, but he went out like a real badass against that Sontaran. “What an awfully big adventure.”

[@HamishSteele]

The co-writer of this episode also wrote The Haunting of Villa Diodati from last season and they're definitely my two favourites of Jodie's era. Hope she keeps getting to write more.

[@EternalPayne]

Maxine Alderton

[@Wannabe_Baby]

I like that you're wearing a different coloured dress for each Doctor Who reaction in this series (and the line in the thumbnail matches). Seems like we're getting all the colours of the rainbow!

[@ThomasCorp]

Looking through the thumbnails, it looks like the coffee mugs have to some degree matched the color of the dress as well. I’ve loved the color coordination as well.

[@Payne2view]

The good thing about The Weeping Angels is that they never seem to care and are not afraid of anything, so confident. That adds to their danger.

[@1funkyflyguy]

Best episode of Jodie's era for me so far without a doubt. Outstanding piece of sc-fi tv in my honest opinion!

[@ryanpollard1166]

Easily the best story of the series by far! Love the attention to mood and atmosphere, love Claire and Jericho, and the idea of a rogue Weeping Angel inside a host's mind. Oh, and the cliffhanger rules! Maxine Alderton, who also wrote The Haunting of Villa Diodati, is pretty much the unsung hero of the Whittaker era.

[@1funkyflyguy]

Without a doubt, in my mind!

[@Connor-ONeill]

This is the episode that, for me, made the weeping angels scary again.

[@adamcarlson2192]

It was really cool seeing someone other than Moffat write an angel story.

[@cameronmonaghan6883]

I think they always were. The 9 year gap helped them though

[@thomasstevens2746]

The atmosphere was definitely scary in this one

[@pjgs4933]

Agreed 100%. Freaking phenomenal episode .

[@chris-hz2wd]

“You are recalled, to Division” chills every time

[@pjgs4933]

Honestly... one of the best episodes ever. And Jodie Whittaker's performance here is just top tier. The direction too is just amazing.

[@alistairrae9807]

Jericho and Dan are 2 of the highlights of this Series personally loved this Series

[@cameronmonaghan6883]

I enjoyed it too but still has its issues, most don't show themselves yet

[@thomasstevens2746]

I agree 💯

[@TARDIStraveller96]

The best episode of the entire era for me, I just loved everything from beginning to end. There aren't many episodes of this era that have reached the heights of the previous eras, as much as I have enjoyed it. But this episode got there, just wow.

[@1funkyflyguy]

10/10 for me. Outstanding episode! Almost like a mini horror movie.

[@pjgs4933]

For me Demons of the Punjab is #1, but this is definitely up there, utterly terrific episode.

[@mrgreeny906]

Oh my… yes this episode was fucking insane! I remember first watching it and I was like… THIS IS DOCTOR WHO at its finest. This was my favourite episode this series. Whatever people may think about Chris Chibnall, he knows how to write for returning monsters. Sontarans, Weeping Angels… wow. Loved it.

[@jamiepayne610]

Extreme drinking game: every time jess says "oh my god" you take one shot 😂

[@darkwyve]

You trying to give people alcohol poisoning?! ;) haha...

[@Jim_The_Fish]

Lol you trying to kill us?

[@detectivesquirrel2621]

I felt that Moffatt over used the Weeping Angels during 11's era, they lost a lot of their edge. But I felt that this episode made them actually scary again, especially the one made of fire.

[@MeghanTheShade]

As soon as they started getting extra lore and backstory in the Maze of the Dead, they lost a good bit of their bite and scare factor imo

[@pjgs4933]

Can we talk about how terrific Mandip Gill is at acting scared in this episode?

[@RB-km4om]

She was great. I really felt for her, particularly in that " No!" scene. Also, talking about Yaz, I think you could also see the police woman in her in this episode with the way she kept focused on the mission (finding and rescuing Peggy) despite being scared as hell. That kind of level headed mindset you would need in that job.

[@benmiller3252]

Series 13 has been a great series of doctor who

[@1funkyflyguy]

Has anyone else noticed how amazing the skills and crafting of the Audio and Sound Design work contributed heavily throughout to how totally captivating and compelling it was to the outstanding experience of this whole episode? Definitely deserving of high praise in my opinion.

[@mark-s]

This is my favourite episode of the 13th doctor really enjoyed this one love the setting in the 60s

[@1funkyflyguy]

Same, and also loved the 60's settings.

[@txsportsfreak02]

This is by far my favorite episode of the season! The story is so well written. The scares are perfect.

[@GeorgeAlexander3110]

“I love you, how about that that!” 😂😂 definitely one of the best episodes in a while

[@simongiles9749]

Jericho is reminiscent of Robert Holmes' supporting characters.

[@lukeyread]

What an episode 😍 Jericho and Claire are such brilliant guest characters too

[@ftumschk]

Nice to see you here, Luke. Deepa looks cute in your avatar... and so do you :)

[@emmybm15]

"All is right with the world we're back with Bel!" Awwwwww that was so lovely ❤

[@blasphemous9693]

Even though Flux as a whole didn't seat right me.. This episode is bloody brilliant.

[@lucasdolding6924]

Would've had a lot more rewatchability if the Bel scenes weren't included, but this is still the best episode of Series 13.

[@Jim_The_Fish]

@@lucasdolding6924 Hard disagree there. The Bel scenes added to the rewatchability and overall story for me.

[@lucasdolding6924]

@@Jim_The_Fish How? The scenes aren’t relevant to the episode itself in any way and reminds the viewer to series arc which connects it to episodes before and after. Those scenes make it so the episode is not standalone when it would’ve been a lot better if it was. Also those scenes are completely pointless and you don’t miss anything if there weren’t included in the first place.

[@NyderOfSkaro]

This Season plays to Chibnall's strengths from Broadchurch. He's a writer who works well with a location and a group of characters and seeing how they adapt and react to the sitiuation. This season plays that on the galactic scale, especially with Vinder and Belle. The overall narrative details are less important than how it impacts on all the characters within it.

[@xolotlnephthys]

I love that Jericho is the same actor as Master Gibbs in Pirates of the Caribbean

[@Clayton-S.]

He also played a supporting character in Classic Who as well.😊

[@tenmark7055]

Some cliff hanger... and there are still 2 episodes left. First time we've met an individual angel as an individual outside the pack, kind of reminds me of the Eccleston episode Dalek.

[@mtlson]

The bit where the angel lunges out of the TV screen is one of the show's all-time greatest jump scares, and Jess' reaction is priceless. That angel heard Eustacious talking that sh*t, lol.

[@lurker1316]

The Weeping Angels are probably the one villain in this show where having more of them actually feels like a bigger threat. Like, one Dalek? Huge and deadly threat that's hard to take down. A million Daleks? Nah, don't worry about it, we'll take down all million at once. One Cyberman? Serious problem. A million cybermen? Nothing to worry about and they can't hit the broad side of a barn. But with the Angels, having more of them feels like it raises the tension. Even in Blink, there's a moment where they're like "one Angel, we got this" and then "oh no, there's another one."

[@kendallbenton-collins343]

I enjoyed all of The Flux episodes but this one really stands out as a brilliant piece of Doctor Who! 🤩

[@Deronda1]

This episode was incredible. My favourite of Jodie's era. There was a proper twist, danger, drama. An insane cliffhanger. And it did what a lot of episodes fail to do, it added a new dimension to the enemy.

[@TheLibrarianOG1]

I haven't watched Angels in Manhattan in a very long time, maybe since it actually aired, but if it's a contradiction, you could probably argue that these are different kind of Angels, since they are part of the Division, they could have different rules, like the Recon Scouts who have more capabilities than the normal Dalek and whatnot

[@joshuajoshua2732]

The weeping angels haven't been this scary since Blink in my opinion I felt throughout Moffat's reign as showrunner on Doctor Who even though he created the Weeping Angels i think Moffat doesn't know how to write them properly story wise i felt he got alittle too ambitious with them showing them moving slightly and all that which did not work. Regardless of people going ape shit on Chibnall he has done really well with the old villains and monsters he has brought them back to form he's made them a threat again. This was a great episode the only part that slowed everything down and felt flat is the Bel and Vinder part of it which I do not really care for also when you have a big cliffhanger like this it slightly ruins it when you put in a mid-credit scene or the next week trailers because it gives away too much. But over all great episode.

[@terrycharnley]

I just watched this episode earlier this evening on US dvd and boy, did it deliver!!! I have to admit, I was anticipating it, and it was one of the best episodes of the series so far, and I have liked all chapters. They really kicked ass on this one and knocked it out of the ball park!!! What an episode! And what a cliff-hanger!!! Wow. I'm really glad that that Gerald guy was killed, I hated him, but I'm not too sure about Jericho I'm afraid. He might grow on me, I don't know. This was atmospheric, creepy and some great twists. The moment they come to the sign and they're looking at space, I was reminded of Dark City. I love the weeping angels. You see, I never got a chance to see them in action, because I didn't like the companions or stories in series 3 onwards. I always felt like I'd missed out on great monsters in the modern era, since they looked creepy and I'd heard about them. Great that they featured here. This episode will be raved about for a long time to come and that's fantastic. Brilliant. In fact, I was so gripped, I looked at half the next one too!

[@ianweech]

Maxine better be coming back to write in the second RTD era. She is amazing!

[@leilanyx]

i was watching this episode with my friend and we completely lost our shit when the doctor transformed into an angel. god, jodie's performance this whole series has been *chef's kiss*. she portrays the subtle emotions splendidly, you can actually see the realisation and the pain of it dawn on her, the fear in her eyes, her hands shaking as she transforms... anyone who says jodie whittaker can't act (like... have you seen broadchurch?) clearly has no taste, honestly. i mean, as a whole, series 12 and series 13 have really given jodie a chance to shine, imo.

[@TheTardisDreamer]

This! Jodie Whittaker is an amazing actress, she kicks ass in Flux and I absolutely agree she deserves to be highly praised. I find it utterly ridiculous and disgraceful some so-called "fans" (most of them bigots) are still trying to make her out to be a second-rate actor who was miscast. Even now she's left (with another amazing performance). What a joke! Flux was unquestionably the most challenging New Who season to make in every respect. The season had to be cut in half and rewritten last minute by the writers, so they completely changed the format and scale of the season from the rest of the modern series and made it very experimental. Then they had to scale everything down to match the filming restrictions so it had to be done with a skeleton crew and a much smaller cast who could only film on location minimally in the area. They also had to rely much more on sets, greenscreen, and special effects (which comes with a lot of challenges, especially for actors). A monumental amount of extra weight and challenges fell right on Jodie Whittaker's shoulders. Especially ompared to any other new series season. And she nailed it in every regard. I don't know how you could watch this transformation scene or, say, any of her speeches in Flux and not see she's a great actor.

[@SlyAceZeta]

33:40 "What I loved about Yaz and Dan is that they were kind of on their own, trying to figure it out on their own, and I liked seeing them on their own." Well you'll love the next episode then 🤣

[@greigclement9081]

This was my favourite episode of the Flux series.

[@Rik77]

I think the only reason the girl said you don't survive twice, is because there was no where else to go from 1901. The two times periods were taken out of time (quantum extraction), so after 1901 its just death in the void.

[@dylanthompson5421]

The positive vibes coming from this vid vid is so immaculate, thank you

[@FaultyTARDIS]

I love this episode too! In terms of the "nobody survives it twice" that is a plothole but there have been a few arguments that are just headcanons but they are either:- 1) The Division Extraction Squad Angels have different abilities like Quantum Extraction and they are so powerful that nobody survives their touch twice. 2) Since the only timezones contained in the Quantum Extraction were 1967 and 1901, you could be sent from 1967 to 1901 but since their were no other timezones contained, if you were touched in 1901 there was no-where for you to be sent and you'd be destroyed. (Some assume this is also what would happen if you crossed the line).

[@TheTardisDreamer]

I don't really see the "nobody survives it twice" as a plot hole. As you say in your second point, the village was removed from those two specific points in time specifically for the quantum extraction. The Weeping Angels did that to trap the Rogue Angel and stop it being able to escape to any other place in time or space. It makes logical sense then that because of that fact no one could survive being touched in 1901. They'd be obliterated. And it serves as a bit of fun and easy clean-up for the Weeping Angels to do so. Your first point works too, although there's less in the episode to point to that being the explanation.

[@ObliviatedSoul]

This episode was amazing, every time I watch it, my hearts races. I was so excited for you to react to this one! Just that imagery of the doctor becoming a weeping angel is so unnerving. Uuugh, I can't even describe how much I freaking loved this episode!!

[@charger70s]

Devon, November 1967. A little girl has gone missing, Professor Eustatius Jericho is conducting psychic experiments, and in the village graveyard, there is one gravestone too many.

[@nightshardthefanguidebrony847]

I had that same reaction you had @sesskasays when i saw 13 get turned into a weeping angel I was utterly shocked and scared

[@Clayton-S.]

Great episode. Love a spooky haunted village mystery story! 'Oh, I've seen many things beyond my comprehension, Doctor. I was one of the first British soldiers into Belsen at the end of the war. If you think a few stone statues will destroy my equilibrium, you are mistaken.' Professor Eustacious Jericho, you sir, are a legend! I loved that scene and the fact that Kevin McNally was also in Classic Who! Thank you once again for your usual fun, interesting and entertaining reactions Jess 😊

[@sawdusttostardust]

There goes the neighborhood! haha!

[@pjgs4933]

Lmfaooo your reactions/thoughts at the end are always funny and interesting. "They did the damn thing with this episode" hahaha

[@gracelola8897]

fun fact: the theme at the end doesn’t have the drumbeats in it, bc the beats represent the Doctor’s heartbeats, and her hearts have stopped 💔💔

[@EForrest88]

probably one of the best overall episodes of Chibnals run, and Jericho is by far the best addition to the team this series.

[@benmiller3252]

I'll miss Jodie Whittaker when she leaves

[@PicekRudly]

Me too, people say they don't like her but she is really good and nice and I hope she gets the best out of this and that people aren't rude to her just because she isn't their fave Doctor, she is one of my top 5 ever and I think I am really gonna miss her quirky and weird Doctor 😁

[@benmiller3252]

@MultiFan oh so I did. I do sometimes forget. This things happen

[@punkrockpollyanna7829]

You keep up the Jodie love, Ben. She got soooo much shit as 13. I'm also not a fan of randos poo-pooing on other ppl's simple expression of joy. Be loud and proud, sir.

[@oluchibuchi-njere479]

26:31 I totally agree. Daleks are defeated constantly and they're honestly not as scary. Weeping Angels sre terrifying every time.

[@LiamDuke]

Such a great episode and what a cliffhanger!

[@MrEvers]

flux as a whole was a bit of a mess, but this episode does stand out

[@Densoid]

Glad to see your excitement for this one. Really good characters and story. Telling its quite straight forward.

[@hollibean5007]

Amazing reaction as always :)Your videos are so heartfelt .Thanks.

[@adamcarlson2192]

I have been EAGERLY awaiting your reaction to this one!

[@Rik77]

I really like that the angels are consistently hard or impossible to beat. Daleks, easy. But I like they haven't watered down the angels as you say. When the angels show up you know irs bad for the tardis crew.

[@tenmark7055]

BTW - Sesska - you cant open your eyes so wide every time an Angel shows up. Sure... you stop blinking, but you're going to end up with sand in your eyes

[@FirlowXD]

Ok so the Farm thing and the don't survive it twice thing are an understandable confusion, but they're distinct enough. The farm was a paradoxical event, getting teleported back slightly to live in the hotel, never allowed to leave. Here, they were transported back a significant amount of time and there was no paradox as such.

[@wellington-rq2br]

Spoilers for 70s horror: Doctor Who's, "homage," (Let's be generous) to The Wicker Man. Both the set up, with the missing girl who isn't missing and the ending are the same. In fact the ending where they come through the tunnel and find everyone waiting for them is almost exactly the same, as is the follow up twist of, "no - it was you we were after all along."

[@PicekRudly]

Nobody survived twice because they aren't normal Angels and there is no more time in this series since flux and the ravagers destroyed it and made a mess, also they are Division angels so they can kill and not just send in time.

[@stevesm4]

Jericho is brilliant. Love Bel too but, great though it is to say "I love you", mention the coordinates first, eh? The (sort of) final scene with Jodie turning into an Angel is stunning. Just got to your questions about the Angels and I'm just as baffled as you are. They're still terrifying though.

[@Ryysight]

This is the Weeping Angels done right… Flux was incredible and well underrated, I loved everything about a Doctor Who season being one story told across the whole season rather than self contained stories, I’d give anything for another season like Flux it was Chibnalls defining moment

[@danniemadsen1996]

The tunnel guy is Joseph Williamson. He’s a real person.

[@alexandertheprotogen6180]

The farm kept luring in new people

[@tonyjohansson7567]

A superb reaction and review of one of the best Angel episodes ever. I must say that the cast was great! You're a 🌟

[@krystalharwood6359]

love the poison ivy look! lol

[@alistairrae9807]

The Doctor is recalled to Division

[@dylanthompson5421]

‘They are making their way downtown, you know what I mean?’ 😂😂😂 I live for your content sissy!

[@caitlin329]

I don't know why Bel didn't a) say the coordinates first; the most important bit of information or b) leave them blasted into a rock/the floor or something.

[@booradley8895]

Why didn't the doctor tell Rose he loved her instead of asking inane questions?

[@dylanthompson5421]

The Ianto’s Coffee mug! 😍😍

[@Georgestella100]

Dark Auburn hair, green dress, stunning! How's Rocko doing? Snoring well in the background!

[@dylanthompson5421]

When you started talking about false eyelashes I gagged 😂😂😂

[@whobp8]

One of the best episodes of this era? 🤔 Agreed.

[@thomasstevens2746]

Love This episode My favorite villain

[@Quixotic1018]

been waiting for this episode to come out

[@FirlowXD]

Love this episode.

[@geoffmason7215]

better than blink the angels have definately returned to form

[@geoffmason7215]

@MultiFan just an opinion feel free to disagree or discuss

[@ashleyj97]

I wont spoil anything but you've got 2 more explosive episodes coming.

[@thecyborgrhino]

3 including the special which I will not name

[@ashleyj97]

@@thecyborgrhino oh I was only thinking about the Flux story... but yes that special is amazing too

[@aboyandhisdog2251]

My god, Ive loved this reaction 🔥🔥🔥

[@MimeoTM]

Meilleure fin d'épisode de la saison !

[@ftumschk]

Vraiment iconique. On pourrait même dire "monumentale" ;)

[@MissMiaParker]

Blows my mind that Vinder is greyworm

[@river8659]

Hey sesska, you're not wrong in angels take Manhattan they continuously sent them further back. I'm putting the difference here down to this particular group of angels are a extraction unit. Also someone help me out is Clare an echo of Clara? I go back and forth on that one.

[@river8659]

@MultiFan Thank you, I'm not sure if I missed something that clarified that or not, thanks for the reply.

[@brucesimmons5517]

@@river8659 If she was an echo, she would look exactly like Clara.

[@river8659]

@@brucesimmons5517 Not necessarily, Clara says at one point that the Doctor never sees her except that one time, so I feel like there's an opportunity to have an echo of Clara without needing Jenna Coleman to reprise the role but that could just be me. Anyway I appreciate other people's thoughts on it.

[@brucesimmons5517]

@@river8659 Ooh, interesting, you may be right actually!

[@river8659]

@@brucesimmons5517 The idea of echoes of Clara scattered throughout time to help the Doctor even when they don't know it's her is just a bittersweet and brilliant one. She could be anyone or anywhere potentially.

[@oluchibuchi-njere479]

Your reaction on seeing all the Weeping Angels in the field was exactly the same as mine. NOPE. Too many Angels for my liking. 😭😭

[@dylanthompson5421]

Ooooo the green today! She slay erryday yasss gawd the HAUS DEWN BEWTS mawma

[@BurntIntoOblivion]

you always look so stunning, and i love your reactions so much

[@deggsymarley]

All the side characters step up , easily best episode , side characters action figures on my Christmas wish list .

[@ianpark1805]

I stopped watching reactions with Flux, except for a notable few. I was fed up with the whole whiny “Everything that Chibnall is involved with in Doctor Who is the worst thing, ever, ever, ever”. But Jess is one of the couple of reactors I have made an exception for. - I’ve come this far….! And I was right, about Jess obviously! And to those who say there is nothing good about Chibnall era Who, well, there this episode for starters. (Although my stance is there’s lots to like about Chibnall and Jodie’s run).

[@robvanriot]

JustSoShayla is very positive as well. Her and Jess are favourites of mine.

[@ianpark1805]

@@robvanriot As I said I limited myself to just a few - JustSoShayla is one of them naturally!

[@Clayton-S.]

Yep, it's nice to find reactors and commenters who are actually positive about Jodie and Chibbers. Thoroughly fed up with all the whiney negativity. I always enjoy Jess and Shayla's enthusiasm and positivity.😊

[@-albman3d-956]

I can see tenth doctor clothes and seventh in this episode

[@robinhood2980]

Love your reactions, and your gorgeous dress. :)

[@12chapin]

Hello😆. So many Angels.

[@N7AslansHobbit_Ry]

I highly highly HIGHLY recommend reacting to The Legend of Vox Machina coming to Prime Video on January 28th.

[@cameronmonaghan6883]

Class wasn't brought up in this episode SAD!!! That little girl was a bit of a psycho. she saw two people die and didn't react at all (I mean he was obnoxious but still) I like the fact that all of the Weeping Angel lore was referenced here (except for that one I mentioned earlier) It shows how it is virtually impossible to fight them. Leads to a lot of suspenseful scenes. I'm okay with the Angels having a pseudo cult like in Class but I'm not keen on them being pawns of another power. But that depends on how they're used. Love the professor he felt like the most understandable character in the Chibnall run. would like to see more of him.

[@1funkyflyguy]

Loved everything in and about this episode however I feel the same way, I don't like that the Weeping Angels are the used as pawns for another power, it diminishes their mystery and all encompassing threatening presence for me a bit. Still outstanding episode all the same.

[@cameronmonaghan6883]

@@1funkyflyguy i say what lets it down is what happens next...

[@1funkyflyguy]

@@cameronmonaghan6883 Agreed.

[@bustedsim]

No, the most terrifying villian is Phil in the Blank. =P

[@SimonMinall-Burdett]

Looking like Poison Ivy this week 😍