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Release date: 2019
Genre: Drama
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As we know “the memory cheats”, but I have a clear memory that Utopia was originally listed to come fifth in the running order of Series Three, and that there was an announcement in Doctor Who Magazine that it had been moved in the running order, so when I sat down to watch Utopia in June 2007, I was expecting an inconsequential episode (another Boom Town or Fear Her) before the two-part finale started the following week. The return of Captain Jack makes a very exciting opening and adds another layer of deception because, if this was a Friends episode, it would be called ‘The One Where Captain Jack Came Back’. Looking back from the year 2020, 2006-2009 was a golden age of Doctor Who, not just in terms of a massively popular Doctor, but also because we had two spin offs, Torchwood and The Sarah Jane Adventures running alongside the main show. Davies linked these separate series back to Doctor Who, with both the Tenth and Eleventh Doctors making appearances in SJA, and in the Torchwood story End of Days, Captain Jack sees the Doctor’s severed hand (from The Christmas Invasion) glowing, we hear the TARDIS materialisation noise and the episode ends with an overhead shot of Jack running across Roald Dahl Plass, where we meet him again in Utopia. When the Doctor sees Jack running towards the TARDIS, he makes the ship dematerialise, Jack leaps and grabs hold of the outer plasmic shell, and his presence causes the ship to accelerate into the future, arriving in the year one hundred trillion. The treatment of Jack is very interesting; in The Parting of the Ways, the Doctor seems to forget about him after Rose becomes the ‘Bad Wolf’ and destroys the Daleks, but in Utopia, the Doctor describes Jack as “wrong” saying that he’s a “fixed point in time and space”, an event that’s immutable in much the same way as the destruction of Pompeii will be in The Fires of Pompeii. Jack is so out of place that the TARDIS flew all the way to the end of the universe to try and shake him off, and the Doctor says it’s difficult to even look at him. This is a potentially interesting idea, but it’s quickly forgotten in future stories such as Journey’s End where the TARDIS actually allows Jack to pilot her. Blink was incredibly well structured, with hardly a line or shot out of place, but Utopia is much looser in form and I believe this is a deliberate act by Davies to make the reveal at the end much more effective. The Futurekind, this week’s monster, are a perfect example of this, humans with facial tattoos and pointed teeth, who chase anyone they find outside of the Silo Base. They are a monster with no visible motivation and it’s difficult to believe they could survive on a barren rock at the end of the universe when their society seems to be structured solely around ‘human hunts’. Cliched is a kind way to describe their dialogue – the most important word in their language seems to be “human” said in exactly the same way as the Ferengi in Star Trek - “hew-man” – maybe it’s the pointed teeth favoured by both races that’s responsible. At Silo Base, we meet the last survivors of the human race; when we were in the year five billion in The End of the World, the last human was “a bitchy trampoline” but by the year one hundred trillion, the human race again looks very like us. The Doctor explains this saying humanity “might have spent a million years evolving into clouds of gas, and another million as downloads, but you always revert to the same basic shape. ” Russell T Davies obviously believes 21st Century humanity is the pinnacle of the evolutionary ladder, which is lucky because it saves money on makeup and visual effects! At the end of the universe, most of the stars have died and there are only small pockets of life remaining. There was a ‘Science Foundation’ who “created the Utopia Project thousands of years ago to preserve mankind, to find a way of surviving beyond the collapse of reality itself. ” A signal is broadcasting a message across space “saying come to Utopia” and that is what the people in the Silo are trying to do. Obviously, we can’t have a ‘Foundation’ in Science Fiction, without thinking back to Isaac Asimov’s classic series of the same name. In this series, Hari Seldon, a Psychohistorian who uses mathematics to model future history, creates two Foundations – repositories of science and knowledge to minimise the effects of the collapse of the Galactic Empire, and this sounds very similar to the Science Foundation in Utopia. There’s a fantastic end of days feel to Utopia, helped in large part by Murray Gold’s haunting score, but what we see on screen is actually quite dull. There’s a crowd of ragged humans who are spending their time waiting for the rocket to Utopia to be made ready; it’s like the future equivalent of a delayed flight at an airport. The exception to the mainly faceless humanity is Creet, played by John Bell. Bell won a Blue Peter competition to appear in the show and, as well as telling Martha that the skies in Utopia “are made of diamonds”, he also proves that Scotland still exists in the year one hundred trillion! It’s good to see that Bell has managed to get a career out of his appearance in Doctor Who, having featured in The Hobbit, T2 Trainspotting and Outlander among a pretty impressive CV since 2007. As strange as this might sound, I believe the mostly faceless mass of humanity, the Futurekind, and the linear plot – the Doctor arrives on a planet where a rocket isn’t working and fixes it, is a sign that Russell T Davies really understands storytelling. I watched The Haunting of Villa Diodati just before writing this review and thought the first half was as strong as anything there’s been in the Chris Chibnall era, with its interesting characters, spooky setting, and a mystery that I wanted to see solved, but then a Cyberman appears and the mystery is explained away by Cyber powers and a magic McGuffin to the detriment of the overall story. In Utopia, the uncomplicated build up means when the great reveal takes place, the story can run with this without being overly burdened with clearing up plot holes and managing a large group of supporting characters. The main guest star in Utopia is British acting legend Sir Derek Jacobi; a respected theatre actor from the 1960s, Jacobi became a star with his portrayal of the Roman Emperor Claudius in 1976’s I, Claudius and has racked up numerous TV and film appearances ever since. Jacobi plays Professor Yana, a kindly professor who is trying to build a rocket to take the humans to Utopia, he is ably assisted by Chantho, a blue-skinned insectoid creature. Chantho is another example of a Russell T Davies creation that has clever little quirks to make their character seem deeper and more interesting than what we have time to see on screen. Whenever Chantho speaks, she starts her statement with the word “Chan” and ends it with “Tho. ” So: ‘Chan it’s really quite funny when she speaks Tho! ’ There’s a lovely little chat with Martha and Chantho, where the alien explains that failing to do this would be like swearing. When the Doctor is helping Yana with the rocket, Yana shows signs of being in pain and he explains that he has a constant noise inside his head - “the sound of drums”. When I was watching Series Three in 2007, I knew John Simm was going to play a character called ‘Mister Saxon’ in the series finale, and the internet had worked out that this was an anagram of ‘Master No. Six’. The Simm reveal is actually really clever misdirection from Davies because, despite the many clues, I didn’t even think that Professor Yana might be the Master, until I saw the watch. The linear plot appears to be sleepwalking its way to a conclusion; the Doctor and Jack are about to fix the rocket and all the humans are onboard, waiting to take off, when Yana asks Martha about the Doctor. She tells him about time travel and the TARDIS and Yana remarks “they say there was time travel back in the old days. I never believed…Never could keep time, always late, always lost. Even this thing never worked. ” And then he shows Martha his fob watch… The downbeat tone and bland plot have all been building up to this moment and it’s magnificent, I get a shiver down my spine every time I watch it, which is heightened when Murray Gold’s incredible The Master Vainglorious theme kicks in. Martha runs to tell the Doctor and his reaction is fabulous, David Tennant flows through about 15 emotions in 30 seconds, none of them showing happiness at the prospect of another member of his race being alive, and he realises what it meant when the Face of Boe said “You are not alone” in Gridlock. Then the scene cuts back to Yana opening the watch. This is a fantastic moment and the fan-service makes it even better as we hear Anthony Ainley’s laugh and Roger Delgado’s voice saying “and you will give your power to me” – a perfectly chosen line from The Daemons. Chantho is the only person who sees Yana’s transformation; with a slight alteration of his expression, Jacobi switches from a kindly, avuncular figure into the embodiment of evil and his assistant is the first victim of this awakening, “your chan and your tho driving me insane! ” he snarls before uttering the immortal words “I am the Master” and electrocuting her with a power cable. The dying Chantho shoots the Master forcing him to regenerate but, with hindsight, this is a mistake by Davies, because we only get a couple of minutes of Derek Jacobi as the Master before he regenerates into John Simm. This is another reason to be thankful for Big Finish, because Jacobi has now played the role in four War Master releases (as well as numerous other series – River Song, Gallifrey, Ravenous) and he is as fantastic as his brief appearance in Utopia hinted that he would be. As the Master starts to change, he says “if the Doctor can be young and strong, then so can I” before he utters one of my favourite ‘so bad it’s good lines’ in Doctor Who – “the Master reborn”, the last word is said in a broad West Country accent and I can’t help but say it out loud whenever I watch this episode. The Doctor bursts into Yana’s Laboratory, but it’s too late, the Master is safe inside the Doctor’s TARDIS. All the Doctor can do is lock the controls to restrict the Master’s ability to travel in time, and in an incredible cliffhanger, he, Jack, and Martha are stranded in the year one hundred trillion, about to be slaughtered by the Futurekind. As with The Christmas Invasion, Russell T Davies took a gamble; in that story he kept the new Doctor off-screen, trusting that Tennant’s performance would be good enough to lift the episode, here he fools us into thinking we were watching this year’s Fear Her, before unveiling the shock reveal. The gamble massively pays off and Utopia continues the run of legendary Doctor Who episodes that started with Human Nature. (9/10).
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