**Following the review is a detailed recap of the episode, including quotes. Note that there are many spoilers for episode 11.02 in both the review and recap, so please don’t read any further until you’ve watched it. You can also check out my recent spoiler-free review if you prefer**

While first episode was more of an introduction about getting to know the new Doctor as she remembers who she is, I feel the second episode to some extent is along the same lines, but it’s about her finding her TARDIS, which is an extension of her character. You do get more of a feel for the new character, but I think it may take another episode to really see her in her element. That being said, I continue to like Jodie Whittaker more and more as the show progresses.

The companions are becoming more fleshed out as well, especially Ryan (Tosin Cole) and Graham (Bradley Walsh), as we get more into their relationship and continue to see Graham wanting to be closer to Ryan. I also like a lot of quotes from Graham, because many of his comments are what the audience would be thinking.

Episodic photos from the season eleven episode of Doctor Who, "The Ghost Monument," airing 10/14/18, after the jump.

As part of Syfy’s 31 Days of Halloween movies, they recently aired the all-new original movie, No Escape Room, where a father, Michael (Mark Ghanimé), and his daughter, Karen (Jeni Ross), enter a small-town escape room, which may be more than it seems. Star Ghanimé recently talked to SciFi Vision in an exclusive interview about the film.

Ant-Man and the Wasp picks up after the events of Captain America: Civil War, with Scott Lang/Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) on house arrest after having breeched the Sokovia Accords.

Lang wakes up from what he believes to be a dream from his time in the Quantum Realm (see Ant-Man), where he sees Janet van Dyne (Michelle Pfeiffer) and experiences one of her memories.

It is soon revealed that Janet, husband of Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) and mother of Hope (Evangeline Lilly), who they had all thought to be lost in the Quantum Realm, is in actuality alive and contacting Scott.

Doctor Who First Look - 10/21/18
11.03 - "Rosa"

Get a first look at the third episode of the new season of Doctor Who, 'Rosa'.

Below is a trailer from the eleventh season episode of Doctor Who, "Rosa." Doctor Who airs Sundays at 8/7c on BBC America. Check it out below.

Doctor Who Behind the Scenes Video: The New TARDIS - 10/14/18
11.02 - "The Ghost Monument"

Find out all about the brand new TARDIS with the Production Designer, Arwel Wyn Jones.

Below is a behind the scenes video from the eleventh season episode of Doctor Who, "The Ghost Monument." Doctor Who airs Sundays at 8/7c on BBC America. Check it out below.

Doctor Who New Title Sequence - 10/14/18
Season Eleven
Next Episode Titles

Here's the new Doctor Who title sequence, with new arrangement of the theme by Segun Akinola.

Below is a video clip from the eleventh season episode of Doctor Who. Doctor Who airs Sundays at 8/7c on BBC America. Check it out below.

**This is a spoiler-free preview review, for my full reaction, stay tuned for the post mortem after the episode tonight**

Doctor Who – 11.02 – The Ghost Monument

Once again, out of the gate, Doctor Who starts with all systems go. The Doctor (Jodie Whittaker), Ryan (Tosin Cole), Graham (Bradley Walsh), and Yaz (Mandip Gill) quickly find themselves stranded on an unknown planet with a hostile alien environment, with the only other two lifeforms around desperate to get off and not eager to help. However, they quickly discover they must all join forces if they want to get out alive.

Episodic photos from the season eleven episode of Doctor Who, "The Woman Who Fell to Earth," airing 10/07/18, after the jump.

**Some of these images do not appear to belong to this episode, but I have gone by what they are marked on the press site.**

**Below is a detailed recap of the episodes, including quotes and spoilers. You can also check out my recent review.**

Doctor Who - 11.01 - “The Woman Who Fell to Earth”

The episode opens with Ryan Sinclair (Tosin Cole) recording a video on YouTube about the greatest person he ever met. He continues by saying that he’s not an idiot, he is capable, even though he’s nineteen, and because of the thing he’s talked about before, he can’t yet ride a bike.

The scene switches to Grace O’Brien (Sharon D. Clarke), Ryan’s grandmother, and her husband Graham (Bradley Walsh), trying to help him learn to ride. After falling and becoming frustrated, he throws the bike over the cliff, to the disappointment of his nan. They want him to not give up. They send him to retrieve the bike and tell him to meet them on the train.