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“ The Devil’s Chord ” is an episode that is, for want of a better phrase, collapsing in on itself.
Russell T. Davies' episodes often develop with news reports, CCTV clips and deeper forms of exposition revealed through screens.
The numerous fourth wall breaks and lapses in storytelling are similarly an intentional sign of How Wrong Things Are.
“The Giggle” is a brilliant way to get around the fact that, even with all the cash thrown at Get Back and Disney ’s vast bank balance, Doctor Who still can’t readily afford to license Beatles songs.
Murray Gold's swirling soundtrack isn't just the background music, it's bled into the fabric of the show itself.
The episode ends with a musical number called “There’s always a Twist at the end” with Ncuti Gatwa winking to camera.
The Doctor and Ruby are blind to the apparent Wrongness of it all hints at the latter, especially given the deeper context of the song's title.
There are other signs that Doctor Who is collapsing into its own TV series, including the casting decisions.
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