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RONA MUNRO! Infamously the writer of this episode once found herself confronted in a theatre bar by Doctor Who 00s team of Russell T Davies and Phil Collinson, the two star struck and robbed of the power of speech beyond yelling “RONA MUNRO!” at her. Munro has a special place in the field of Doctor Who writers. She’s the first, and so far only, writer to cross the millennial divide and write for both the 20th century incarnation of the show and, as of this week, the 21st century revival too.

From one group of Sassenachs to another, I think we can all agree that Claire Fraser has stolen the hearts of many. She has quickly become the envy of every Outlander fan and is the epitome of the kind of woman we all strive to be. She helps put the capital S in Sassenach, don’t you think?

Whatever episode occupied this week’s slot in the season was always going to have a difficult role to play. It follows the multi-faceted character drama and global scope of the past month’s quartet of linked episodes and clearly had limited funds to draw on, falling between all that foreign filming and expensive spaceship sets on the one side and whatever planet shaking destruction the Doctor battles in the run to the finale on the other.

The overthrow of totalitarian dictatorships is very much the Doctor’s bread and butter. As often as he’s repelled alien invasions over the past five and a half decades, he’s landed in a world dominated by some despot and their secret police, taken a look around, and then brought about regime change in time to be home for tea. As such, the figure of George Orwell and his Big Brother looms large over much of Doctor Who. But “The Lie of the Land” is the most direct, and specific homage of Nineteen Eighty-Four in the show’s history. It’s also possibly the smartest.