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Semi-live/retrospective analysis of The Robot Revolution!

As usual, a combination of my live thoughts watching the episode, vs those rewatching, but put roughly in order of the episode. This is REALLY long (taking me several hours to write!) so will have to go below a read more.

While I get a lot of plot analysis, I also go very character-focused in this one, because there's a lot to work with.

I'm curious how old Belinda is meant to be in the 17 years ago intro? That's a pretty long time gap. For what it's worth, Varada Sethu is 32, so if Belinda is the same age, then she would be 15, maybe turning 16? I won't judge two much on the actors' appearances, of course, but both her and Al do seem older than that (especially with the "Are you married?" question and the proposal. It almost makes me wonder if she is meant to be that young and, considering his character, Al is meant to be older. Of course, Belinda could still be a bit older than her actress, but it's interesting.

"I know girls aren't good at maths, but that's a long way." The immediate rancid vibes, holy shit. Very "girl math". The wrapping paper comment too. I'm surprised this all actually comes back later, as Alan could easily just been a disposable bit character.

I kinda picked it up straight away... Bel seems to have some self-esteem issues, right? Possibly from something in her past? "This is the nicest thing anyone has ever done for me" is an interesting thing to say about a present that she didn't seem to think that much of. And yet, we can see she does keep it all this time, even displaying it framed on her wall, which is crazy considering how this relationship ends. Even at this point, she doesn't exactly seem in to him really - she kinda forces herself into that awkward as hell kiss. More on the self-esteem thing later.

The certificate dates this scene to at least 5th April 2008. The wiki's gone ahead and said this is Belinda's birthday, though I'm not certain - I assume Alan didn't manage to get the star registered and certificate framed on the day, unless it was a REALLY last minute present.

Would have been funny if Belinda's star immediately disappeared due to the reality bomb (though technically that was in 2009 due to Rose's year late return in Series 1 - not that RTD or other writers tend to remember that). Ironically, that seems to line up with the date of her and Alan's breakup.

For what it's worth, I had a go at looking at the astronomical details. If Alan is right, the star is around 4,000,000,000,000,000 miles away. This converts to about 680 ly. I tried looking up the coordinates though and found nothing. In fact, as far as I can tell it seems to be quite contradictory, as far as the visibility rise and set times relate to stars around those coordinates. I also don't believe it matches to the view of the Milky Way we see in the episode.

The significance of the star so early in the episode almost made me thought we were going to link to Joy to the World for a second! Especially being so weirdly bright, though I realise that's just a matter of on-screen physics.

One thing I will say - an episode plot based entirely around those bullshit "Name a Star" gifts is absolutely excellent.

Immediately jumping to a hospital at the beginning of the episode feels so Smith and Jones, but there's clearly a world of difference between Belinda and Martha. It's also not the Royal Hope again, after it's appearance last episode. It seems to be called "Able Free Hospital", maybe based on the Royal Free Hospital?

More Doctor kilts!

For a nurse character, I find it interesting that there's an emphasis more on Belinda's technical knowledge, rather than being particularly caring. In fact she seems a little cold and sarcastic, though she is friendlier with the older patient we see her treating. It's a nice twist on the archetype.

The Doctor knocking out power in a hospital is surprisingly dark (pun unintended). At least we see from background lights after the reception goes dark that backup generators seem to be working.

Interesting looking at Belinda's room. As mentioned, she kept the Star certificate framed over her bed, despite everything. Also next to some of the Sun and Moon. We also see what seems to be a qualification on her wall, plus what I think might be a COVID-era children's drawing of a rainbow, which is pretty cute? There's another we see later in the kitchen, right after the cat is killed. There's also a photo of someone in-between.

Also been trying to make out what's on her desk, but it's tricky. Is that a picture of Belinda in traditional dress, or maybe her mum? I've also tried to get a look at the book title, but can't make it out.

Another art piece looks like a field of sunflowers below the Moon? It's hard to tell in the dark. Belinda's also wearing a sunflower pyjama top. There's clearly a bit of a theme going on here. If the sunflower theme holds, her yellow dress in the next time teaser could link in too.

Actually, her jumper in the intro has a cut resembling flower petals too. Hmm...

Belinda mentions her mum and dad as she's taken away, so we know they're in the picture at least.

Mrs Flood appearing to say farewell to another companion beginning their journey is crazy! Very Missy coded, in seemingly leading both Belinda and Ruby right to him, which with the stalker-y vibes 15 accidentally gives off is pretty creepy. Breaking the fourth wall right here too?!

More on this later, but Belinda accidentally causing the events of the episode due to timeline weirdness is interesting. Along with the Amy's Pregnancy / Impossible Girl arc critque that we get later, it feels very Moffat for an RTD episode.

MBC-1 is weirdly Skaro coded? Between it's architecture, flying saucers, redness etc. The vapourisation effects feel quite extermination-like too, though the freezing is weird - almost making the vfx feel kinda lazy (which isn't to say they are, just a strange design choice). The robots even call out "Vapourise", "Destroy"! On the other hand, everything with the AI Generator weirdly evokes bits of other enemies like the Cybermen and the Master (conversion, "you will obey me"). There was actually a brief second I thought the welding was going to actually result in a Cyberised Belinda.

Actually, the whole setting feels SO Classic Who it's kinda insane. Not just with these elements, but the emphasis on the robots (being called directly such) and their interaction with the locals.

The numbered names is interesting. I wonder if it's pulled from our planet naming schemes mixed with Belinda's name (though that wouldn't link directly to the ceritificate), or just a computer disambiguation thing. A world run by computers also goes well with the plain clothes worn.

The cute polishing bot may be a bit of a cliche, but I love it all the same. Not to mention the Doctor and Belinda's kindness to it, the prior even kissing it as he shuts it down.

The twists of a) the robots ruling over the people, and b) Belinda being kidnapped for a wedding are both neat.

The AI Generator is such a stupid name and design - though I kinda like the Hitchhiker-y ness of the latter. The artificialness of it makes sense with the later reveal. The "AI Generator" thing feels like an undercooked attempt to throw some buzzwords into the episode, which is a shame. I wish we had a twist that actually involved it working similar to a large language model - like if instead of the 9th word thing, it was defeated by hiding image data in its feeds so it couldn't analyse them properly. Or if the images of it we saw were literally fake - made up because that's what an LLM thought an evil computer mastermind should look like. I do like the way the close-up shot here hides the "AL" though.

The Doctor giving the history exposition as a story is another tick for the "Doctor is accidentally warping reality via stories" theory - I'll give it credit.

The robots' relationship with the natives is interesting. Combined with their design, they almost feel like an evolution of the robots from Smile, complete with emoji-esque faces. This definitely isn't Gliese 581d though, so there's unlikely to be a connection there.

The ninth word thing is a little arbitrary, but I'll take it. It's not any odder than things like the emphasis on breathing as a lifesign in Deep Breath. It was probably a pretty fun writing exercise for RTD! Only thing I wish is that it was less a weakness in the robot design, and more just a careful way to secretly communicate, such that the dialogue made sense even with the extra words. I do wonder if there's some secrets there. I may be doing a lot of analysis here, but I'm not going to start looking at every ninth word.

A little surprised that everyone in the throne room was a rebel. Obviously they're mostly red-shirts, so it doesn't really matter, but would have been more realistic if there was at least one sycophant in there.

Sasha's death was really weak. I do like it whenever we get the implication that the Doctor's gone through something offscreen and we're left to infer what's happened in the meaning time, but saying she wants to come onboard the TARDIS (immediate red flag given we know she's not showing up later in the series) and getting vaporised right after is ridiculous.

Again, Belinda immediately stepping up as a nurse, despite species/differences making it difficult, is a hell of a character-establishing moment. I reckon it's not just a matter of compassion, but also her feeling she has to prove her worth, after what Manny said.

Also her criticising the Doctor for "happy watching", given what happens later.

Conversely, she immediately seems to soften a bit when he steps a way to start working. Him cooly saying that the Doctor and the Nurse make a "good team" also gets a smile. It's honestly quite brilliant to have a character who's a little repulsed by this Doctor's more confident and charming front, and seems to get on a little better with him when he's a bit quieter and more serious. Also says a lot about her.

Actually discussing the biological differences in this week's near-humans was great! Also appreciate 1) making sure to specify that the x-ray blankets are radiation free (I've just been tutoring someone on medical physics, so of course that immediately came to mind), 2) the line about not thinking about which bodies are better. Obviously an important thing to note in real life, but also a question I find interesting to think about in terms of interspecies interactions.

The exposition on the Doctor's two hearts was interesting. It's fits into the scene fine - it makes sense for the Doctor to bring it up after just discussing biological differences between species, and as it makes sense as another thing to bring up as we enter the second season of "New-New-Who". I'm pretty sure this is the first time we're actually gotten to hear the Doctor's heartbeat, right? But, after the Master teasing last year, I struggle to see the 4 beats as anything but a teaser for the future.

Also kinda interesting to hear, just given I've previously wondered if the 4 beat thing is constant, or if the hearts can have different phases. At the very least, Fifteen's hearts right now perfectly match up to the Master's drumbeat. Though I do think I heard a little drift in one of the beats on the last repeat, so who knows.

Patient Name: Unknown Sex: Unknown Age: Indeterminable Blood Type: N/A Diag: Two Hearts! Status: Excellent

Love the details on the Doctor's scan! For some reason, my eyes skipped from Name: Unknown to Diag: Two Hearts! and Status: Excellent, and I found the latter so funny I didn't even register the Sex reading. I wonder how much of the lack of detail comes from the blanket being used for an unregistered patient of a different species and how much it is just reflecting the Doctor's own nature? At the very least, the blood thing makes sense, since we know Time Lord blood is different enough that it can barely be considered such.

"I was told about you, by someone. It's kind of a long story, and I've got to be careful about timelines. But he told me your name, like you would be important." I'm so curious about this? Careful about timelines seems to imply it's someone from the future, or at least a time-traveller, who could intersect with Belinda's life. Plus it's a "he", so we're noting talking about Mrs Flood, for example. It kinda feels like the sort of thing where we'll get a pre-finale flashing back to a story set before this series.

Again on the self-esteem thing, while it is a reasonable response otherwise, Belinda insisting she's not important seems notable on a character level.

A time fracture? Obviously not the escape room one... but interesting. Seems we're got yet another bit of space-time weirdness to add to my list.

On the shot of the screen with the time fracture, I accidentally paused it in such a way the split looked just like the cracks in time and almost lost my mind. Pressing play again and seeing it flicker into other shapes put me back in my place though.

Ok, so Belinda's home time is 24th May 2025. Noted.

"Timey-wimey?" "Yup." "Am I six?" lol

"'Cause I have waited for you for a long time, Belinda. And yet..." The "and yet" makes it seem like he's not just referring to the six months here...

Again, Belinda immediately objecting to the Doctor having been following her. It doesn't help that he doesn't even try to explain it away - after all, he's just admitted that he was looking for her, not just tracking the robots or something.

The "schwup" flashback showing Belinda looping on saying "six-six-six-sixteen years" feels very deliberate. Remember how Sutekh hinted at a link with the Beast last series?

"You're as bad as the robots." Look, I'm as critical of monarchies as the next guy, but calm down! She literally just got here. I can sort of excuse this because because of Belinda's impact on the planet's history and culture, which I'm sure that Manny's partially referring to, but it's still a bit silly.

Actually, on the note of the people's interactions with Belinda - I do feel there was a little bit of a wasted opportunity to have a character who truly believed in her right to rule? Would have really emphasised the effects on the culture - after all, you'd think they'd worship her as a God-Queen! Without such a person, it feels more like the robots just randomly went nuts.

Again, Belinda rejecting the Doctor's defence of her is interesting. On one hand, it projects this sort of self-sufficiency. On the other, she's clearly already picked up on some (in fairness, well-deserved) bad vibes from the Doctor, and may be trying to block any "white knighting" from him. On yet a third hand, it does kinda show that Manny's blaming is already getting to her.

The Doctor immediately defending Manny's outburst too, probably isn't helping him get into her good graces. It's kind of fascinating that for all his confidence, Fifteen doesn't seem to be that great on picking up these things.

"At least someone's glad to see me." "Worth the wait." Again, that sad smile is really hinting at something here. Despite effectively referencing his stalking her again, this is enough to get a crack of sympathy out of Belinda.

On my earlier point of Belinda keeping the certificate on the wall, it's interesting that she emphasises it "didn't mean anything".

Her sort of excitement at suggesting an explosion resulting from a time travel paradox may be another rare peek at Belinda behind the mask? Part of me thinks she might have a bit of a space/time/sci-fi interest, but her overall reaction to everything suggests it may not be that significant and I'm reading a bit too much into this. We'll see I guess.

Blinovitch limitation effect mention (if not by name)! Watching live, I'm assuming this is setting up the conclusion, where the "boom" will serve as a weapon, right? (EDIT: this bit was written while watching - and boy was I right!).

Kinda want to nitpick the "same atoms" thing, given we know the effect applies to people too, who would logically "Ship of Theseus"-lose most of their atoms, but I get that we're not about to get a 7-hour lecture from the Doctor on the nature of biodata. Plus now I think about it, maybe the very small amount that do remain probabilistically are enough to trigger the effects we're seen (and explaining why we don't tend to see people explode as a result of such interactions).

"Are you some sort of 'time detective'?" "Ha, no." *Gasp* Honoré Lechasseur mention? Ok, he's the time "hunter", but still a detective.

Again on Belinda's personality. We immediately see her ready to quietly make the sacrifice play, the moment she sees that everyone's at risk. In quite a reckless way too, bringing the robots directly to the base.

Oh my god the polish robot has little brake lights.

Another softer look comes from Belinda after the Doctor tries to sacrifice himself instead of her.

"Because my name is Miss Belinda Chandra. It's about time I owned it." "You can drop the miss. I never liked it anyway." Family guilt, relationship issues, or trans vibes. Take your pick.

I was a bit led astray for a second by "Are you married?". For a second, I really thought the solution was going to come from Belinda lying that she was, and the Generator insisting on monogamy and annuling the betrothal.

Alan as the generator is crazy. While he's clearly somewhat distinct from it, trying to reachout via the 9 word count, it's notable that the AI Generator is still clearly grown from his own personality, with it's possessiveness etc. yet here he is bragging and grinning like a supervillain. I'm not sure if it entirely works. Alan is a sexist, incel, control freak who saw a world beyond his own as an opportunity to experience despotic power as if it was a "game", yet we still get this twist of sympathy for him that doesn't even hold. And then we still get his final fate - more in a sec.

Again depending on Belinda and Alan's ages, which are a little unclear, the proposal cutaway has the potential to be even worse than it already seems...

Alan's controlling nature again feels like something that have had a bit more significance in earlier drafts, but does feel a little weak now. It's a cool twist to explicitly show just how bad he really was, but might have meant a bit more if we got more of an exploration of the planet's culture, and his control over it.

This is never said in the episode, but I wonder if the AI Generator's name comes from it literally being built out of a power generator? It kinda seems like it, right? The bulkiness, the electricity bolts around it... Even the ticker seems less like a clock (note it doesn't complete it's ninth increment, leading to the jump) and more of a modified powermeter or something.

"You were born to travel" this is an interesting line that doesn't really fit with the rest of what Alan says. Again could be hinting at Belinda's backstory, or if there really is something special with her, maybe something to do with her "design"? Almost like Sam Jones vibes, though obviously that doesn't really mesh with the rest of her (instead fits much closer with Ruby, as we discussed last series).

"You will obey me" Mentioned this earlier, but worth emphasising. On one hand, this does mainly show Alan's controlling vibe, and how he expected Belinda to be subserviant if they married. But at the same time, RTD knew what he was doing, sticking this in as a distinct line. Let's keep count going forwards: Maestro playing four beats, Master Vainglorious, the Doctor's heartbeat, and now this.

Alan's fate is nuts. Physics-wise, it's like Margaret in Boom Town being reverted into an egg, but this time without the opportunity of a fresh start. Again a weird result, after giving Alan a tinge of sympathy, but can't say it's not an effective message given everything else.

BLINOVITCH! BLINOVITCH! BLINOVITCH!

I love the time disruption imagery. Kinda surprised it didn't lead to something a bit more drastic, like the AI Generator being wiped from history alltogether (with the diploma being destroyed) but what can you do? I also thought for a sec that Belinda was going actually be splintered Clara style, with that being what led to Mundy, but that doesn't seem to be the case. This could still be the event that leads to that spatial genetic multiplicity, as with Gwyneth, Gwen and the rift?

I assume this is an older Belinda here? I assume the old dour man we see is meant to be an older Alan too, now erased from history.

Also hey, remember what I literally just posted about today, regarding the blue-green-red colour coding of the past, known future, and unknown future in The Infinity Doctors and the RTD1 time vortex...?

Just kidding, it clearly doesn't have the same significance, since the colour coding doesn't really make sense. Still took me out for a second. I wrote that before watching the episode.

On the other hand, the Doctor did say something about timelines being out of sync didn't he...? /s

It's interesting the Doctor ends up absorbing much of the resulting artron energy, seemingly with no ill effects other than a pain in the back. Usually artron energy can be pretty dangerous in this regard, especially given its connection to the regenerative cycle. On the other hand, the way he describes going through Belinda's life, and this...

This feels significant, no? Why did they go to the effort of filming thise, for a single quick cutaway after all the timey-wimeyness? It kinda feels like the Doctor just got splintered through Belinda's life, rather than the other way round like with Clara?

Kinda makes me wonder if Belinda's going to start seeing him in memories / family photos etc. and it's going to further drive that "stalker paranoia" she's gotten from him. While she gives a little semi-happy chuckle at being called amazing, she still doesn't exactly react with mutual joy at hearing about their new temporal connection. There's even a little bit of a sinister beat in the music, though it might just be the robots' footsteps in the background? I'd be keen to see the surround sound channels and see if it's mixed in with the music or speech and fx.

I saw @spoonietimelordy point out Belinda also knew the TARDIS's name, despite not seemingly hearing on screen. It stuck out a little to me too, but I thought I must have just forgotten a line. I guess not? I wonder if this just a bit of excusable off-screen dialogue, as result of the Blinovitch interaction, or something even deeper?

"Yas Queen!" lol, again.

I love how hammy the robot is in declaring they'll make reperations and returning the TARDIS.

With Belinda's reaction in the TARDIS, I do think it's a little odd/interesting that she's so desperate to get home for her next shift, showing that even in this situation, she's ready to prioritise her pretty gloomy homelife. On the other hand, her reluctance to stay with the Doctor is, as mentioned above, an absolutely brilliant start to a character and the relationship between them, coming with a very Classic Who story arc.

As everyone and their mother has mentioned, Belinda's reaction is so, so very much playing with the typical mystery girl tropes we see not just in Doctor Who in general (after all, we did just have everything going on with Ruby), but especially in Moffat's era.

That's not a slam by the way - anyone who knows this blog knows I love Moffat's stories - his era actually being my favourite, not that I dislike any of the others either. But every now and then, we absolutely need the writers to be ready to critique and deconstruct eachother's storytelling. That's how the show grows after all.

Moffat took great umbrage with Donna's fate and how the Doctor went against her will in blocking her memories, and made that clear throughout 12's era. It's only fair RTD return the favour in deconstructing the Doctor's (especially 11's) willingness to violate his friends' privacy to solve a mystery. :)

(Not a knock on 11 either. He was literally the Doctor who got me to really turn into a full-fledged fan after being more distant as a watcher through RTD's era and I still love him dearly. Series 6 and 7, despite their well-debated flaws, actually remain some of my favourite Doctor Who.)

The Doctor's willing to scan anything with the sonic screwdriver, often too much for the storytelling, so actually seriously acknowledging that the Doctor just scanned Belinda's genetics without asking is perfect. And the Doctor, called out on it, does apologise, though Belinda doesn't really seem to accept. This is actually why it kinda feels like just as much a parallel with Amy's series 6 mystery as it does with Clara's, with Eleven being so desperate to ensure Amy's safety, he completely puts aside her own agency.

And Fifteen doesn't even have the same excuse in this case, gleefully telling Belinda about their link, seemingly with no worry of any sources of danger. IMHO, there's almost even a hint of Thirteen there, with the Doctor even now still projecting positivity outwards over more sensible and/or honest behavour, despite supposedly being "better" after Fourteen's retirement.

I also just love seeing one of Fifteen's most lovable traits, his flirtiness and joy compared to other incarnations, being closely examined. It gives subdued Midnight vibes honestly, being torn apart just as much as Ten's know-it-all confidence backfired with the other passengers.

Now: the big mystery. Right off the bat, let's acknowledge that the TARDIS's failed travel used some of the exact same sounds as the groaning we heard with Sutekh last season. It could just be a reused way to show the TARDIS's strain (we hear the Cloister Bell too), but maybe it does hint that there's a little more to it, like I theorised in that big post before the finale last the series.

The way the block comes at the worse possible time, after the Doctor just promised he will take Belinda straight home as she asked, is kinda hilarious, and it only deepens her potential mistrust of him. At the current rate, I am curious if we will see it damage even further over the series?

If we accept the theory that there's some level of reality warping going on in the series's storylines, possibly triggered by the Doctor, then part of me wonders if this could even be a level of accidental wish fulfillment on his part? He doesn't want to be alone, so invented another mystery to solve. When the subject of that mystery rejected him, he subconsciously introduces a barrier to their return, forcing them to stick together.

I say accidental, as the Doctor actually having some sort of deliberate impact would be pretty boldly dark and out of character. Admittedly, a part of me would kinda love to read an "AU Dark!Doctor" fic where he's actually lying about being unable to return Belinda home. (As I said, pretty out of character, but I suppose not unprecedented. After all, didn't the pre-character-development First Doctor effectively do just that in The Daleks?)

The TARDIS bouncing off of a specific time on Earth obviously evokes The Angels Take Manhatten. Is the reasoning similar? Obviously it could malicious, as with the TARDIS originally being deflected, but it could also be a direct effect of a massive paradox. I suspect a bit of both, with the latter looking particularly likely given the events of the episode, but we'll see.

It also, on the other hand, makes me thing of a few other things. For example, something similar also happened in The Wedding of Sarah Jane Smith, with the Trickster blocking the TARDIS from materialising (and the Trickster, of course, is a significant temporal villain in his own right - more than capable of being behind whatever paradox or otherwise has caused the fissure and block). He's also explicitly linked to the Pantheon of Discord (literally introduced in the same SJA episode!), and was namedropped last series. RTD clearly likes him as a villain too, given his roles not just in SJA, including the planned series finale before Elisabeth Sladen's passing, but also of his brigade in Turn Left and Torchwood: Miracle Day.

Then we get his shot:

First off, no there's no way Earth's just been exploded or something. One: we're 340 light years away (based on that earlier calculation I did). Two: there's no way all these bits, containing world wonders and ephemera from Belinda's home just happened to all be scattered here, closely together (and if it does, I'll be genuinely kinda mad at the laziness of the direction / writing in communicating such a disaster, by filling our screen with all this).

This 100% implies temporal shenanigans - not just with Belinda, but with the landmarks too. After all, what has a greater effect on Earth's history than symbols known the world over?! (The London taxi is a bit of a stretch though - maybe it's just here for the ride with Belinda's stuff).

The single most notable bit here though? Definitely that certificate. Note it's still got its tear, yet is back in its frame. It's somehow been returned, despite the Doctor and Belinda still holding onto it's present version. It's also unlikely to be from much further in the timeline, given it's alongside a calendar from 24 May 2025.

(Speaking of which, guess when the first part of the finale is airing?)

The Doctor and Belinda looking out of the TARDIS does kinda evoke The Stolen Earth. Also, and I know it's old hat to link things back to Lawrence Miles's ideas, but it kinda could be "Book of the World"-y too.

As for everything suddenly appearing, it's almost like the TARDIS was trying to pull itself to Earth's place in the Web of Time by tugging on all these important historical nodes, but has somehow managed to pull them to it, rather than the other way round.

The final detail I'll comment on is that among the stars, you can see a very odd flickering sparkling in a few places, but especially in the top right of shot. I'm not sure if this just meant to be a weird star twinkle that wasn't balanced properly in the shot, or something else. There is some dust scattered in the background of the scene so maybe that's causing it as it blocks the light source in the shot? It's still pretty weird though.

Overall thoughts

This episode's kinda all over the place (/pos). There's a lot of really good bits, but also plenty that leaves me wondering what RTD was thinking.

On one hand, it feels like it tried to cram a lot of random buzzwords in reflecting modern topics ("Girl Math", AI Generator, "Incels") and not all of them really hit the mark. I think the misogyny and possessiveness of Al was actually pretty hard hitting, as it wasn't something I expected to come back up in the episode. On the other hand, we didn't really get much on the AI / robot revolution that was meaningful (a shame, as a "robot revolution" episode has long been a big story idea I've wanted to see written, partially as a fix-it for Kerblam, plus a sort of arc-welding finale to the various anti-capitalist far-future stories we're gotten in past series). The setting, background characters, and villain were all a little bit wasted IMHO, though far from bad. As mentioned, I particularly appreciated the Classic Who vibes of the setting and conflict, which felt quite unique for New Who, in it's own way.

Character writing is wonderful. There's already so much to say about Belinda. Provided the fandom doesn't start targetting her negatively, I think she has the potential to be a top companion, just from her current relationship with the Doctor alone, let alone some of the other hints at her life and personality. We also get this deconstruction not just of Fifteen's buoyant, flirty attitude, but of similar arcs in previous series, with some sharp but fair critique of the Doctor's actions in Series 6 and 7 in particular.

The arc going forward is also looking to be very interesting, not just on this character level, but also with regard to whoever the Doctor spoke to, Mrs. Flood, and whatever's going on with this barrier around Earth. Plus we've got some even more hints for the future, including anther couple of potential Master teases. With the ongoing mystery, my only worry is that RTD may fail to really answer our questions again, opting for another estoteric "nothing" twist like last series (even though Series 7's mystery box kind-of did something similar in the first place). The fact that Ruby's back in a later episode, and he says there's more to that story, gives me a bit more hope though.

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what haikyuu characters would major in at My College™ -karasuno edition!-

it is summer i am not at my institution of learning but i thought this would be fun ! we have some quirky majors and everyone is a double major or has a major and a minor… very rare for someone to just major in one thing lol

daichi - oh he’s definitely political science and political economy and public policy, perhaps on the pre-law track. also would consider public health (haha that’s my major!) major or minor with a focus in public safety or workplace health

sugawara - suga is so psychology major on the education track (we don’t have an education major, but we do have the track and a graduate program)

asahi - unfortunately my school doesn’t have fashion design, however, we do have a large theatre program with a subcategory in stage management, design & technical theatre and i think he’d like the costume design aspect. another area i could see him in is studio art or art history. definitely intertwined with the art department :)

nishinoya - hot take maybe but anthropology and definitely international studies! i think he’d also fight the school to go abroad multiple times

tanaka - might be a different take but i think he’d start out as business administration or finance because he didn’t really know what he wanted to do, but then he took a random sociology course for a credit and fell in love with it, leading to a double major

ennoshita - this man is so obviously biology on the pre-med track, mr. physical therapist

kinoshita - business administration i can feel it in my bones,,, with a sustainability studies minor

narita - another business administration guy, but i would consider adding in finance major or the innovation and entrepreneurship minor

kageyama - ooo i get to have fun with this one! i could totally see him as a media & communications major or a sociology major for the analysis purposes (i think after his volleyball career he’d become a sports journalist or analyst) and for where he ends up in present day, i grant him an italian studies minor

hinata - i get to have fun with hinata too! he’s sooo definitely on the education track (he’s a great teacher), but with particular majors i can see him in international studies or media & communication (more the latter, kind of for the same reasons as kageyama) and a minor in latin american and caribbean studies!

tsukishima - oh this is so easy. double history and accounting major (he wanted something practical mixed in with his passion), and an analytics minor

yamaguchi - my boy! i think he’d take an interdisciplinary approach to mathematics with a focus in business and technology (perhaps a computer science minor?), but there’s also sustainability studies and information systems management incorporated in his degree somehow :)

kiyoko - i’m heading way off from canon, but i totally think she’s on the pre-med track with a biochemistry major looking to pursue a medical leadership certificate or graduate degree. it just feels right to me.

yachi - babygirl is so vibing in the studio arts major, but for practical application she’s also majoring/minoring in media & communications. can’t convince me otherwise that she’s a women and gender studies minor.

this was so much fun!!! i’m definitely going to be expanding upon this universe, since i already have a bunch of ideas lingering in my head. next, i’ll be doing other secondary characters’ majors and minors !

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I am going over a book of analysis of Shakespeare plays (readers who underline in books and return them in such a state are not the bane of my existence, but certinly they are a source of my frustration) and naturally when I come to the Macbeth section (Fun fact: this is from the era when it was customary to phonetically transcribe all names, even those with whose languages of origin we share the alphabet, so here the olay is called Makbeth.) I start thinking of Downey.

Somehow this thought produced “A snobbish ball has a raffle the earnings of which go to charity. It is a good custom for the Guilds to donate ‘The services of our guild up to 10000 AM$ perfomed bz the Head of the Guild’. Most people, of course, hope to get the Seamstresses’ gift card. Some people are subject to the horror when Downey is the first to come to congratulate them when they get him.”

I do love that Macbeth thoughts now trigger Downey thoughts in a (very) small portion of the population. My work on this earth is done.

Rosie would be the most popular, that is very true.

I feel like some of the smarter citizens of the City would know that Downey has multiple skills, given his education, and therefore is like "if you can do it, then it counts as a service offered by the Guild. Therefore, I have this particular issue with an invasive weed in my garden that won't quit." Or something like that.

Because Inhumation services up to 10K is a lot of work that they could make use of (or one really big/difficult target). I do wonder what the terms and conditions would be. Like, no one on the "no inhumation" list or anyone that might cause Unnecessary Headaches for Certain Fine Gentlemen of the City (i.e., Vetinari). Therefore, inhumations that might cause international incidents are off the table.

Because this is Downey, he would have the world's most annoying terms and conditions that are very thorough. But also because this is Downey he would forget something glaringly obvious and also would allow himself to be rules-lawyered into doing something absolutely fucking bonkers.

He gets chuffed whenever someone comes to him excited that they won the AG's gift certificate in the raffle and has an opening line of, "Technically this is impossible, but hear me out --"

(Vetinari in the background to Sybil: Please do me a favour and interrupt that conversation before Downey agrees to Inhume Death or something irreparably stupid.)

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what course did u take specifically if u dm me asking :o

i dont have many specifics unfortunately. my brain has always been wired to like all sorts of learning (math, art, writing, etc), so i got a couple math degrees and went into data analysis jobs from there. the path to data analyst though is super varied. I've known people in the field who started with psychology backgrounds, anthropology backgrounds, or even call center backgrounds. data is data no matter where you start, i just happened to start in the most technical spot.

if college is out of the realm of possibilities for you, i would recommend an online course like the google data analytics professional certificate.

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How to Get Off Campus Placement: Proven Strategies

As the founder of Prism HRC, with over 14 years of guiding job seekers and MNCs, I’ve witnessed the challenges graduates face in securing roles outside campus drives. The question of how to get off campus placement is critical for young professionals aiming to stand out in a competitive job market. At Prism HRC, career counseling services providing placement techniques have fitting thousands of candidates with industry giants. According to the experience, here are proven off campus placement techniques to excel over alternatives of campus placements and gain professional success.

Why Off-Campus Placements Are Significant

Off-campus hiring provides more than 60% of first-level positions, with many opportunities through job boards, referrals, and company application. It differs from campus hiring in that it is plan- and initiative-driven. In Prism HRC, our service is involved in job placement strategies that equip candidates with skills needed to capitalize on these openings. This is how you can stand out on the basis of our effective career advisory services.

Make a Standout Resume

Off campus placement-friendly, customized resume is the strategy to achieving off campus placement success. Emphasize the right projects, internships, and qualifications for your desired job. Prism HRC's resume workshops, incorporating decades of employer feedback, make sure that your CV stands out and makes it past screening software.

Master Online Job Platforms

Sites such as LinkedIn and Indeed are some of the best off campus placement resources. Tailor your profile using industry jargon and apply every day. Part of all our career guidance packages is learning to use the websites, another off campus placement secret, in assisting clients in landing interviews with top MNCs.

Build a Strategic Network

Networking provides as much as 80% off-campus recruitment. Network with professionals through webinars, career fairs, or alumni networks. At Prism HRC, our mentorship programs link candidates to market experts, improving their employability skills through referrals and learnings.

Upskill for Market Demand

Employers value skills such as project management or data analysis. Sites such as Coursera provide certification that you can put on your resume. We suggest clients choose courses based on industry demand, a key step in how to get off campus placement.

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Best Share Market Courses in Pune to Kickstart Your Trading Journey

If you're looking to build a solid foundation in stock trading and investments, enrolling in Share Market Courses in Pune can be a game-changer. Pune has emerged as a hub for financial education with an increasing number of professionals, students, and homemakers taking interest in the stock market. Whether you are a complete beginner or someone with basic knowledge looking to sharpen your skills, Pune offers a wide range of share market training programs to meet your needs.

Why Take Share Market Courses in Pune?

The share market may appear overwhelming to many, with its fluctuating trends and complex charts. However, the right guidance and structured learning can help anyone become a confident trader or investor. Share Market Courses in Pune are designed to offer practical knowledge and real-world exposure. From learning how to read candlestick charts to understanding market psychology, these courses simplify technical and fundamental analysis in an easy-to-understand manner.

These programs often include:

Basics of stock market & trading terminology

Introduction to NSE, BSE, Sensex, and Nifty

Technical analysis using indicators and chart patterns

Fundamental analysis for long-term investment

Live trading sessions and mock practices

Risk management and portfolio building strategies

The city is home to several reputed institutes and trainers who bring years of industry experience, which is crucial when learning something as dynamic as trading.

Who Should Consider These Courses?

Share Market Courses in Pune are suitable for a wide audience, including:

College students aiming to build an early financial understanding

Working professionals looking for alternative income sources

Entrepreneurs and business owners seeking investment knowledge

Retired individuals planning for wealth preservation

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These courses usually don’t require any prior experience in finance, making them accessible to everyone with the willingness to learn.

What Makes Pune a Great Place for Learning?

Pune, being an educational and IT hub, has a vibrant ecosystem of learners and professionals. The city offers a mix of online and offline courses, weekend batches for working individuals, and short-term certifications. Many institutes also offer internships or mentorship support to help students transition from learning to actual trading.

Moreover, the affordability and quality of education make Share Market Courses in Pune an attractive option compared to other metro cities. Learners also benefit from regular seminars, webinars, and stock market meetups conducted locally.

Key Benefits of Enrolling in Share Market Courses

While YouTube videos and blogs offer fragmented learning, structured courses provide:

Systematic and step-by-step training

One-on-one mentorship and doubt-clearing sessions

Real-time market case studies and simulations

Certifications that can enhance your professional profile

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These benefits ensure you're not just gaining theoretical knowledge but also learning how to apply it in real market conditions.

Conclusion

When it comes to top-rated institutions offering Share Market Courses in Pune, eMS Stock Market Institute stands out as a go-to choice for aspiring traders and investors. With experienced mentors, hands-on training, and a strong focus on practical learning, eMS has helped hundreds of individuals confidently step into the world of stock markets.

Whether you want to become a full-time trader or simply wish to manage your own investments better, enrolling in one of the trusted Share Market Courses in Pune is a smart first step. Start your journey today and take control of your financial future.

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Top Skills to Learn in 2024: Elevate Your Career with These In-Demand Abilities

In 2024, the job market continues to evolve rapidly, shaped by technological advancements and shifting workplace dynamics. To stay competitive, it’s essential to develop both soft skills and technical skills that employers value. This article explores the top skills to learn in 2024 and provides actionable tips on incorporating them into your job applications to boost your career prospects.

Soft Skills: A soft skill is one that is applicable to all occupations. They are generally more concerned in how you interact with others and manage the job. In other words, these are teamwork, work ethic, work style, or interpersonal skills. These abilities not only allow you to be more adaptable in your business, but they also benefit your personal life. Soft skills are very important to modern employers, and career coaching may help you learn how to improve your soft skills and discover areas where you can improve.

Communication

Effective communication abilities continue to be the most desired attribute by employers. Clear presentations, correspondence, and teamwork are ensured by effective communication, which encompasses both written and spoken abilities.

Why It’s Important: Clear communication fosters teamwork, reduces misunderstandings, and enhances productivity. How to Develop It: Join public speaking clubs like Toastmasters, practice writing concise emails, or take online courses on communication.

Analytical Thinking

People who can analyze data, approach problems logically, and come up with creative solutions are sought after by employers. In professions involving decision-making, analytical thinking is essential and enhances technical abilities.

Why It’s Important: Analytical thinkers can navigate complex challenges and offer data-driven insights. How to Develop It: Engage in activities like puzzles, logic games, or courses on critical thinking and problem-solving.

Project Management

With remote and hybrid work environments becoming the norm, project management skills are indispensable. These include planning, organizing, and overseeing projects to achieve goals efficiently.

Why It’s Important: Successful project managers ensure timely delivery, manage budgets, and lead teams effectively. How to Develop It: Earn certifications like PMP (Project Management Professional) or take online courses on project management tools like Trello and Asana.

Leadership

Leadership goes beyond managing a team — it’s about inspiring, motivating, and guiding others toward success. In 2024, inclusive and empathetic leadership is particularly valued.

Why It’s Important: Strong leaders foster a positive workplace culture and drive organizational growth. How to Develop It: Volunteer for leadership roles, mentor others, or study leadership styles through books or courses.

Adaptability

The pace of change in today’s world demands professionals who can adapt quickly to new technologies, roles, and environments. Adaptability is the key to thriving amid uncertainty.

Why It’s Important: It shows resilience and a willingness to embrace change, both critical traits in dynamic industries. How to Develop It: Push yourself out of your comfort zone by taking on new challenges or cross-functional roles. Technical Skills: The Backbone of Modern Careers

Generative AI Generative AI tools like ChatGPT, DALL·E, and Bard are revolutionizing industries. Professionals skilled in utilizing these tools for content creation, problem-solving, and data analysis are in high demand.

Why It’s Important: Generative AI enhances efficiency and creativity, making it a must-know for almost every sector. How to Develop It: Explore AI tools and complete online certifications in AI fundamentals and machine learning.

Data Analysis

Data analysis involves interpreting raw data to make informed decisions. From finance to marketing, data skills are essential for extracting actionable insights.

Why It’s Important: Companies increasingly rely on data to optimize operations and improve customer experiences. How to Develop It: Learn tools like Excel, SQL, Tableau, or Python for data analysis through platforms like Coursera or Udemy.

Software Development

The ability to design and develop software is critical for tech-heavy industries. With constant innovations, software developers are at the forefront of technological advancement.

Why It’s Important: Software drives automation, apps, and enterprise solutions that businesses depend on. How to Develop It: Start with beginner-friendly programming languages like Python or JavaScript, then build your portfolio by working on real-world projects.

UI/UX Design

UI/UX design ensures user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing digital experiences. Businesses are investing heavily in UX to retain customers and enhance brand loyalty.

Why It’s Important: Good design is the foundation of successful websites and apps. How to Develop It: Master tools like Figma, Adobe XD, and Sketch, and study UX principles through industry blogs and courses.

Web Development

Web development remains a cornerstone skill in the digital age. Whether it’s front-end, back-end, or full-stack development, expertise in creating robust websites is highly sought after.

Why It’s Important: Businesses need fast, secure, and responsive websites to stay competitive. How to Develop It: Learn coding languages like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks such as React or Node.js. How to Incorporate These Skills When Applying for Jobs

Highlight Skills in Your Resume

Create a dedicated “Skills” section to list both technical and soft skills relevant to the job. Use metrics and examples in your experience section to showcase how these skills contributed to your success. Example: “Led a team of 10 to complete a software development project 15% ahead of schedule.”

Taior Your Cover Letter

Use your cover letter to explain how your skills align with the job description. Mention specific instances where you applied these skills to solve problems or achieve goals.

Provide Evidence During Interviews

Share anecdotes or STAR (Situation, Task, Action, Result) stories demonstrating your soft and technical skills. Example: “In my last role, I used data analysis to identify a trend that saved the company 20% in operational costs.”

Showcase Skills in Your Portfolio

For technical skills like web development or UI/UX design, create a digital portfolio to showcase your work. Include case studies, designs, or live projects to demonstrate your expertise.

Leverage LinkedIn

Keep your LinkedIn profile updated with your skills and certifications. Use LinkedIn endorsements and recommendations to validate your expertise.

Conclusion The top skills to learn in 2024 encompass a mix of soft skills like communication and leadership and technical skills like generative AI and data analysis. Mastering these skills will not only future-proof your career but also make you a standout candidate in any job application process.

Remember, learning doesn’t stop at acquiring new skills—showcasing them effectively is equally important. Start by setting goals, enrolling in courses, and applying these skills to real-world scenarios. With dedication, 2024 could be your year of unprecedented professional growth!

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Enroll in our Technical Analysis Certification Course and gain expert insights into price movements, chart patterns, and trading indicators. Learn to predict market trends, minimize risks, and make informed trading decisions. Perfect for beginners and experienced traders, this course provides hands-on training to enhance your investment strategies. Get certified and take your trading skills to the next level. Start your journey today!

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The Best Digital Marketing Course in Agra

Pingmedia stands out as one of the leading providers of Digital Marketing Course in Agra. Renowned for its comprehensive and practical approach, Ping media Digital Marketing Course is designed to equip students, professionals, and business owners with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in the dynamic field of digital marketing.

Course Overview

Pingmedia’s Digital Marketing Course is meticulously crafted to cover a wide range of topics essential for mastering digital marketing. The course is structured to provide both theoretical knowledge and practical experience, ensuring that students are well-prepared to tackle real-world challenges.

Key Features:

Comprehensive Curriculum: The course covers all crucial aspects of digital marketing, including SEO, SEM, SMM, content marketing, email marketing, and more.

Practical Training: Emphasis on hands-on learning through live projects and real-world scenarios.

Experienced Trainers: Learn from industry experts with extensive experience in digital marketing.

Flexible Learning Options: Available in both online and offline formats to cater to diverse needs.

Certification: Industry-recognized certification upon successful completion of the course.

Detailed Course Modules

Introduction to Digital Marketing

Overview of digital marketing and its importance

Key digital marketing channels and strategies

Understanding digital marketing metrics and KPIs

Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

On-page and off-page SEO techniques

Keyword research and implementation

Technical SEO and website optimization

Tools for SEO analysis and tracking

Search Engine Marketing (SEM)

Introduction to Google Ads and PPC campaigns

Creating effective ad copy and landing pages

Budget management and bid strategies

Analyzing and optimizing campaign performance

Social Media Marketing (SMM)

Developing strategies for various social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn)

Content creation and curation

Social media advertising and analytics

Community management and engagement

Content Marketing

Crafting high-quality content for blogs, websites, and social media

Content planning and strategy

Techniques for content distribution and promotion

Measuring content effectiveness and ROI

Email Marketing

Building and managing email lists

Designing effective email campaigns and newsletters

Automation and personalization strategies

Analyzing email marketing metrics

Affiliate Marketing

Understanding affiliate marketing models and networks

Setting up and managing affiliate programs

Performance tracking and optimization

Best practices for working with affiliates

E-Commerce Marketing

Strategies for promoting online stores and products

Utilizing e-commerce platforms and tools

Product listing optimization and customer reviews

Handling promotions and sales campaigns

Mobile Marketing

Mobile marketing trends and strategies

App marketing and mobile advertising

SMS marketing and push notifications

Analyzing mobile marketing performance

Analytics and Reporting

Introduction to Google Analytics and other analytics tools

Tracking and interpreting website traffic and user behavior

Creating and presenting comprehensive reports

Using data to drive marketing decisions

Online Reputation Management (ORM)

Monitoring and managing online reputation

Strategies for handling negative feedback and reviews

Building and maintaining a positive online image

Web Design and Development Basics

Understanding the importance of a well-designed website

Basics of HTML, CSS, and WordPress

UX/UI design principles

Ensuring website speed and mobile responsiveness

Why Choose Pingmedia?

Expert Trainers: Pingmedia’s course is led by industry professionals with extensive experience and expertise in digital marketing. Their real-world insights and practical knowledge provide a valuable learning experience.

Practical Learning: The course includes hands-on training with live projects, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios. This practical experience is crucial for building confidence and competence.

Flexibility: With options for both online and offline learning, Pingmedia accommodates different learning preferences and schedules, making it easier for students to balance their education with other commitments.

Career Support: Pingmedia provides robust career support, including resume building, interview preparation, and job placement assistance. The institute’s strong industry connections also facilitate internship and job placement opportunities.

Certification: The course culminates in an industry-recognized certification, which enhances employability and demonstrates proficiency in digital marketing.

Up-to-Date Curriculum: The curriculum is regularly updated to reflect the latest trends and changes in the digital marketing landscape, ensuring that students learn the most current and relevant practices.

Target Audience

Students: Ideal for recent graduates or those pursuing degrees who want to start a career in digital marketing.

Professionals: Suitable for marketing professionals seeking to enhance their digital marketing skills and stay updated with industry trends.

Business Owners: Perfect for entrepreneurs looking to boost their online presence and drive business growth.

Freelancers: Great for individuals wanting to offer digital marketing services to clients.

Conclusion

Ping media Digital Marketing Course in Agra is a premier choice for anyone looking to build or advance their career in digital marketing. With its comprehensive curriculum, practical training, and expert instruction, the course equips students with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the competitive digital landscape. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to upgrade your skills, Pingmedia provides a valuable educational experience that can help you achieve your goals.

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