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Talking Tesla's alien encounters, Anjli Mohindra's return to the Whoniverse and more **CONTAINS SPOILERS**
Doctor Who took an electrifying trip back to the early 1900s in latest episode Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror, which cast Goran Višnjić as the pioneering inventor and engineer. But did sparks fly? Find out in the latest weekly Doctor Who review podcast from RadioTimes.com!
Morgan Jeffery and Patrick Cremona discuss whether series 12, episode four was a return to form after Orphan 55, how the story subtly touched on the Timeless Child arc and why viewers might recognise that villainous scorpion queen...
If you enjoyed the episode and want to know more about Tesla, there's heaps more info on the trailblazer and his rival with Thomas Edison right here.
For more on Nikola Tesla's Night of Terror, be sure to read the nine biggest questions we had after watching the episode.
Doctor Who continues on BBC One next Sunday at 7:10pm, with writers Vinay Patel (Demons of the Punjab) and Chris Chibnall teaming up for Fugitive of the Judoon, reviving the rhino-like foes and featuring guest star Neil Stuke (Doctor Foster, Silk).
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