- Once again, execution ruins what could have been a great story.
- The ideas are big and exciting, but the acting is frequently bad and some of the drama between the characters feels forced and unbelievable.
- This is also the episode which takes the unnecessary decision to kill off one of the show’s main characters.
- Some great performances here, particularly from John Rhys-Davies, but it all seems so pointless.
- But when one overlooks the (many) flaws there is much to enjoy here: the main story is fundamentally good and the show’s status quo is changed in a few ways.
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