Kerblam! (TV story)

Kerblam! was the seventh episode in the eleventh series of Doctor Who produced by BBC Wales.

Synopsis
When the Thirteenth Doctor finds a mysterious call for help packaged with a delivery from the galaxy's largest retailer, she and her friends get to work in finding out the cause of the distress. However, is the human 10% of the workforce rebelling against the robots, or is there a much more complicated plot going on?

Plot
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Cast

 * The Doctor - Jodie Whittaker
 * Graham O'Brien - Bradley Walsh
 * Ryan Sinclair - Tosin Cole
 * Yasmin Khan - Mandip Gill
 * Judy Maddox - Julie Hesmondhalgh
 * Dan Cooper - Lee Mack
 * Jarva Slade - Callum Dixon
 * Kira Arlo - Claudia Jessie
 * Charlie Duffy - Leo Flanagan
 * Voice of Kerblam - Matthew Gravelle

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Story notes

 * This marks the first Doctor Who television story to have an exclamation mark in its title. Around 100 stories in other mediums had already utilised the exclamation mark, such as PROSE: Byzantium!, AUDIO: Bang-Bang-a-Boom!, Unregenerate! and COMIC: Doctor Conkerer!, or even multiple, as in COMIC: Flood!!!.
 * A sneak preview of the episode was broadcast two days prior during the Children in Need telethon.

Ratings

 * 5.93 million (UK overnight)

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Continuity

 * The Doctor receives a fez. (TV: The Big Bang)
 * The Doctor previously visited a warehouse which also contained a mystery in her seventh incarnation, with Melanie Bush. (AUDIO: The Warehouse)
 * Ryan mentions once working in a warehouse. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth)
 * The Doctor uses psychic paper as a reference.
 * The Doctor notes that "some of [her] best friends are robots". Some of these friends include K9, Kamelion and Handles.
 * Ryan mentions his difficulty with co-ordination. (TV: The Woman Who Fell to Earth, The Ghost Monument)
 * The Doctor mentions meeting Agatha Christie, in an encounter with wasps. (TV: The Unicorn and the Wasp)
 * Graham calls the Doctor "Doc". (TV: Rosa, et al.)
 * The Doctor uses the same Venusian aikido single finger stun move as she had done before. (TV: The Ghost Monument)

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