Written by Russel T. Davies; directed by James Hawes
Synopsis: The regenerated Doctor and Rose Tyler board the Tardis for new adventures in time and space, but when they visit mankind’s new home, far in the future, they find gruesome secrets hidden inside a luxury hospital. An enemy thought long since dead, the paper-thin Cassandra, is out for revenge.
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If the odd and unusual were to be embodied by a second generation Chinese-Canadian immigrant you’d most likely end up with Jonathan… (first generation might give you Simu Liu.) Being a fan of most things nerdy like Marvel, DC Comics, Star Wars, Doctor Who or franchises most don’t immediately consider like Bionicles or Borderlands you can usually find this hyper-fixated fanatic there. When he’s not at home chilling or at work you’ll most likely find him at a comic shop doing his best not to add more to his pile of things he needs to read.
A passionate fan of all things sci-fi and fantasy, Niko is a proud member of many fandoms, from the timeless adventures of Doctor Who to the epic saga of Star Wars. With a love for cosplay, they bring their favorite characters to life with stunning costumes and creative flair. Whether it’s exploring new universes or celebrating the classics, Niko is always ready to dive deeper into the worlds that fuel their imagination. Join their journey as they embrace their fandoms, share their cosplay adventures, and connect with fellow creatives.
Traveling to a galaxy far far away since he was nine years old, and a fairly new Whovian, David is an avid Star Wars fan. Though you can catch him on any given week on any number of nerdy hyper fixations, Star Wars is his first love.
Known as a Marvel superfan, Tony loves to talk about all the genres that give him joy. Tony is a loving husband and proud father. His nerd origin story started as a child when his mother, worried that he was struggling to read, took him to a comic book shop to buy the “Death of Superman” comic, hoping to spark his love for reading.
