The Boyfriend From Hell? |Jamaican Whovian Reacts| Lucky Day - S2 E4

This video is a reaction to "Lucky Day," the fourth episode of Ncuti Gatwa's second season of Doctor Who! This episode takes a unique turn by being a "Doctor-lite" story, focusing entirely on the return of former companion Ruby Sunday (Millie Gibson). We see Ruby navigate life back on Earth as she deals with the emotional fallout of her adventures and finds a new boyfriend. But when her new life takes a dark turn, Ruby has to step up to save the day, with help from a familiar face from UNIT.

Join me as I react to Ruby's solo adventure, the episode's tense and timely story about online disinformation, and the powerful performance from Millie Gibson. This episode raises the stakes in a new and unexpected way!

This video contains spoilers! If you haven't seen this episode yet, please do not watch this video. I'll be talking about the new plot points and my reactions in detail. As always, let me know what you think in the comments!

Enjoy.

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Chapters

00:00 Channel Intro
01:15 Reaction
19:19 Discussion/Review

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