The thing I really loved about this episode was the way that it addressed the banality of evil.

Not so much a review as a reflection on the way that Doctor Who treats notions of institutional evils. Spoilers, of course.

( Ood! )

I didn't get around to watching A Day in the Death until last night, and everyone's already been saturated with reviews, so I won't bother looking at this episode on its own: instead, I wanted to say something about the way that episodes 2x06, 2x07 and 2x08 worked together.

( Cut for Spoilers )