[Demdike@Cult Labs]

A promising start and an episode that could have slotted into Sylvester McCoy's first season, with some nice nods to past stories (The first acknowledgement that the show has over fifty years of history i think) as well as Monsters Inc, went down hill a bit due to the story line plodding along and yet another weak villain.

Think how much better this would have been had a Nestene Consciousness lurked in the basement utilising Kerblam and it's bubblewrap deliveries for it's next invasion.