 In Doctor Who Magazine , Graham Kibble @-@ White gave it a positive review , describing it as " zestful and exciting Doctor Who . " He complimented the fact that " the action sequences are played at a fury and the current anything 's @-@ possible flourishes continue unabated " . He noted that " there 's something pointless but pleasing in having Clara 's charge , Artie , reading Summer Falls – a book written by Amelia Williams " . Additionally , he described the Spoonheads as " a very effective threat , albeit written as one of the foot soldiers of the Doctor Who world , with only the verbal facility to paraphrase back what 's been said , " and stated that " the revelation of the concave absence at the back of the skull is horrific . " However , he complained that to him , Clara 's guess that the TARDIS was a " <unk> booth " seemed like " something a 13 @-@ year @-@ old boy would conjure , not a 24 @-@ year @-@ old woman " . 
