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{{article | publication = Radio Times | file = 2017-06-17 Radio Times p44.jpg | px = 550 | height = | width = | date = 2017-06-17 | author = Patrick Mulkern | pages = 44 | language = English | type = | description = | categories = listings | moreTitles = | morePublications = | moreDates = | text = "Everyone knows there are ghosts in the hill," a little boy warns his sister as they play on a dreich Aberdonian hillside. The girl can hear distant music in the earth, a crow is cawing, "Doc Tor!" and there's a police box carved into a standing stone... This is the hook into a haunting elegy to lost youth, beautifully written by Rona Munro, who [[broadwcast:Survival|last worked]] on Doctor Who during Sylvester McCoy's tenure in 1989. In The Eaters of Light she explores the mystery of Rome's Ninth Legion, who vanished without trace in the wilds of second-century Caledonia. The Tardis trio pitch in with the last few centurions and a band of young Picts against a fearsome creature that stalks the land like some fiend out of Celtic myths. Its victims seem to have been starved of sunlight. "Death by Scotland!" notes Nardole drily (the engaging Matt Lucas snaffling the humorous asides). Holed up with some Roman teenagers, Bill (Pearl Mackie) finds them refreshingly broad-minded on matters of sexuality, and Peter Capaldi towers over all as a sage and heroic Time Lord. Together these three are the stuff of legend. Caption: MYTH MAKERS Nardole, the Doctor and Bill unite with Picts and Romans to fend off a dark fiend }}

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