I haven't read much Christie, but I loved this episode. Gotta rewatch it sooner rather than later.

Donna is brilliant. I am in love with her character, and Catherine Tate plays it brilliantly.

We get a break from the heavy-handed war plots, and message plots, which is always nice. I definitely loved how it shadowed many of her stories. And the bit about Donna giving her names/places was a bit remniscient of the Shakespeare episode from last year.

All in all, a lot of fun.