Hunter Reacts to (Doctor Who) DOT AND BUBBLE (Season 1)

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[@AmaanKhan-d8m]

There were soooo many overt and subtle signs of racism and prejudice scattered throughout the episode:
1. Lindy was revolted and blocked the Doctor when he first appeared on her feed.
2. Lindy didnt block Ruby. She was more receptive to Ruby when she appeared on her feed. Lindy spoke to Ruby and believed her over the Doctor.
3. When the Doctor appeared for the second time on her feed, Lindy asked him if the monsters "have something to do with you" (she didnt ask Ruby this, just the Doctor)
4. Lindy told her groupcall to listen to the Doctor and that "i know this is wrong and after this is all over he will be so disciplined, i cant wait, and he doesn't look as stupid as he looks" (of course due to the color of his skin)
5. No person of color lived in Finetime
6. Lindy was shocked to learn that Ruby and the Doctor were in the same room together in such close proximity
7. Lindy told the Doctor "Didnt I block you? I knew it. I just thought you looked the same, but you're the same person I blocked. I was so right to hate you." (Implying all black people look the same)
8. When they met, Lindy told Ruby and the Doctor "Gosh, you two, this is strange." (meaning a white and black person working together)
9. And a few more microagressions towards the Doctor before they met in the final scene AND in the final scene where the racism got blatant.

[@xzempty_8387]

I picked up on it whilst watching but wasn't entirely sure until the end. I decided to sleep on it before ultimately making my mind up on the episode.
Major thoughts:
The commentary on racism > the commentary on socal media.

[@HunterReacts]

I didn't notice it until after someone told me, I don't think this episode executed it correctly but even so this episode is really good.

[@liliaeth]

@@HunterReacts Actually I think the episode executed it perfectly. Making it clear once you realize what's going on, but without making the racism too obvious in your face. Because this is the kind of racism people deal with in day to day life. It's not all kkk or nword crap, a lot of it is daily micro aggressions that never seem to end. And because it's not in your face, it makes it easy for white people to ignore it, or give racists the benefit of the doubt, even when they don't deserve it. Especially when said racists are friends or family members.