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Okay, this is gonna heavily based but yeah.Ĭharacters: starting from the main cast, I would usually say they were great as both actors And this boss-partners relationship (which really wasn't that deep since they tried to warm up each other regardless of their age/longevity working in Jumadeung). Kim Han-Sang - Park Yong-Ho's boss (ep.16).Based on webcomic "Naeil” by Ra Ma (published from via Naver)."Tomorrow" takes over MBC's Fri & Sat 22:00 time slot previously occupied by " Tracer" and followed by " Doctor Lawyer" on May 27, 2022.Soon, Choi Jun-Woong becomes a new member of the crisis management team. Their objective is to save suicidal people. Koo Ryeon is the leader and Lim Ryung-Gu is a member. The two grim reapers belong to a crisis management team. One night, he accidentally meets grim reapers Koo Ryeon ( Kim Hee-Seon) and Im Ryoog-Gu. After that, it all gets worse from there.Choi Jun-Woong ( Ro Woon) looks for a job, but it is hard for him to get hired.

This is only just the start of a downfall.This special was not a good way to end the Steven Moffat era.

After the Twelfth Doctor regenerates into the Thirteenth Doctor, the TARDIS console room suddenly explodes for no reason other than the incoming production team presumably wanted to redesign the console room.Yes, swearing! The episode also has both the Twelfth Doctor and Bill lecturing the First Doctor and the soldier about their racism and sexism, which just comes across as the show virtue-signaling about how much more politically correct it is than it was in the 1960s. Unfunny attempts at humor, such as the first Doctor lecturing Bill for swearing.To be fair, this actually is based on something that happened in real-life (the Christmas Truce of 1914), but the way the episode depicts it ends up looking completely ridiculous and unrealistic.

Apparently, they take the soldier back to the war, and once time restores, the British and German soldiers begin singing Christmas carols and befriending each other.

It feels way too short to be considered a "special" regardless being 1 hour long.

The soldier also felt forced in and isn't given much to do.

When Paul Cornell novelised the special in the style of the old Target books, he explained it as the First Doctor taking a dislike to his future incarnation and putting it on to try and antagonise him.

The characterisation of the First Doctor as a sexist bigot was extremely disrespectful, not to mention grossly out-of-character.

He even didn't allow her to go on one more adventure. He kept insulting Bill Potts all because "she wasn't real" and that she actually got turned into a Cyberman.

The current Doctor is extremely unlikeable (which is what Bill calls him an "ass").

Apparently, it's revealed she's just one of the "villain's" tricks.

Bill Potts felt extremely forced just for views.

The special has barely anything to do with Christmas, save for the final scene on the battlefield.

which ended up being rendered pointless when new showrunner Chris Chibnall immediately gave up the slot because he wasn't interested in writing Christmas specials. The Twelfth Doctor's era was supposed to end with the previous two-parter, but outgoing showrunner Steven Moffat wrote this episode anyway so that the show wouldn't lose its Christmas Day slot.

The episode's very existence is pointless.

As the caption implies, this episode is supposed to be a special where the First Doctor and the Twelfth Doctor meet, but they barely interact with each other making the first Doctor seem more like a background character, rather than an actual character.