The Sims 3: On the EA store, you can buy a piece of DLC which allows you summon up the Grim Reaper against his will.

The Sims 4: Even without the new DLC, it’s possible to force the game to use a custom Grim Reaper.

The Sims Mobile: It’s free and fairly okay.

The Sims FreePlay: It’s… Erm…

I’ll also give my favourite fact about each Sims game.

The Sims 1: There is no aging in this game. Children remain children unless you use magic to make them regenerate into an adult.

The Sims 2: This came can and will annihilate itself at any moment. Be warned. Also, the Cowplant debuts here.

And, of course, Tom Baker getting a long overdue MBE. What’s the point of an honours system which doesn’t recognise cultural icons?

The continued recognition of the people who fought against the evil actions of the Post Office is always good to see, even if the Govt response to it is still lacking, along with all the athletes who have excelled in the Olympics this year.

Back to the point, superb performances from Gatwa and Nicola Coughlan. Like I said, I was never quite sold on Ncuti before, but I am now. I also loved Anita (Steph de Benn).

Finally, absolutely love the look of series 15 (even though I’m not really a fan of the Pantheon or UNIT’s omnipresence).

I’m also absolutely furious that some “fans” are whinging about that scene being “political” online. How is it possible to watch a show about someone who just helps people because he can for 60 YEARS and not develop an ounce of empathy?

I thought the Bethlehem joke at the end was both corny and thematically sound, which is what DW should be honestly. Ditto with Joy’s mother at the end.

As someone who had to say goodbye to a loved one through a screen myself, I thought that scene was really well done.

I do always smile when Moffat brings back a previous bit of continuity, and I honestly do want to see Villengard brought back in future. I think the idea of one of the Doctor’s arch enemies being a faceless mega corporation which feeds on suffering is almost an extension of the Daleks.

These people hold a disproportionate amount of resources, and whenever anything bad happens to them the world laughs.

Not a good sign for their prospects if anything serious were to happen. After all, any society is only three meals away from a revolution.

What are the other two?

“People have never been more happy and prosperous.”

“Then why are there so many police? Don’t they like being happy and prosperous?”