The Doctor travels back to the time of Mary Seacole in the second episode of Doctor Who’s 13th series, but an overabundance of plot ideas mean that ‘Flux’ has yet to really find its rhythm
) and Dan spat out by the Tardis into the middle of a battlefield. The bodies of soldiers cover the ground like a blanket. A woman with a bonnet and strong Jamaican accent runs out among the cavalry and is recognised almost immediately by the Doctor as, a nurse who saved soldiers during the Crimean War. “Doctor is a man’s term,” she tells our hero. Whittaker wrinkles her nose. “It’s fluid.”
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