Utter mad bonkers. You can click through to read more, but honestly, we’ll just be using more words for “utter mad bonkers”, basically

• “Let’s Kill Hitler” is a dense, surprising, unpredictable, bonkers maelstrom of random ideas with so many standout moments it’s hard to believe it’s not a two parter

• On the other hand, it may have worked better as a two parter, because one or two important plot ele🐷ments seems to come to rather rapid conclusions. Indeed one could have been strung out into a season-long arc plot in itself

• It certainly isn’t quite the episode you’d expect following “A Good Man Goes To War”

• The excuse for trying to kill Hitler comes from a totally unex♎pected source

• Someone unexpected appears in the teaser who we may get to know quite well, it seems

• There’s a special effect that seems inspired by the X-Men movies, but ⭕we’d argue it actually looks more impressive. N🍨ot bad for a TV budget

• It’s very, very funny. Despite having a few massively dramatic moments, mostly it’s the comedy that’ll linger in the memory

• Some inspiration for the plot seems to have come from The Beano

• Someone gets to take a good look at themself

• The Doctor has another new hat. And coat. But not at the sa🌜me time. (When asked why the Doctor has a new coat at the post-preview screening Q&𓂃amp;A, Moffat replied, “Matt wanted one… it’s not much of an anecdote”)

• There are some surprise cameos

• Someone shocks some soldiers wit🐽h some very liberal attitudes

• The solution to one problem is pure RTD

• The structure is pure Moffat

• There are lots of women – and men – in underwear at one point

• The banana agenda is back

• One outstanding scene is a gloriously daft mix of Bill And Ted and Moffat’s own Sherlock