Ep 8. The Witchfinders

In Doctor Who season 11 episode 8, titled "The Witchfinders," the Doctor and her companions find themselves transported to 17th century England during the time of witch hunts. The TARDIS lands in the village of Bilehurst Cragg, where the locals are convinced that there are witches among them and that Satan himself is at work.

The Doctor and her companions soon meet the local landowner, Becka Savage, who is leading the witch hunts in the village. She is convinced that the witchcraft is responsible for the recent crop failures and the death of her mother. It's clear that her authority is absolute and nobody dares to question her decisions.

Becka accuses a woman named Old Mother Twiston of being a witch, and the Doctor tries to intervene and prevent her from being executed. She is aided by the arrival of King James I, who is visiting the area to oversee the witch hunts and deal with a growing number of supposed witches across the country.

The Doctor and her companions soon discover that there is something more than witchcraft at play in Bilehurst Cragg. There is something dark and malevolent lurking in the shadows, orchestrating events behind the scenes. It's up to the Doctor to unravel the mystery and stop the evil from spreading before it's too late.

As the investigation continues, the Doctor and her companions find themselves in perilous situations, battling against the forces of evil and trying to prevent the deaths of innocent people. The tension and drama build as they race against time to uncover the truth and stop the witch hunts.

With great performances from Jodie Whittaker as the Doctor, along with Tosin Cole, Mandip Gill, and Bradley Walsh as her companions, "The Witchfinders" is a thrilling and engaging episode of Doctor Who that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Featuring a unique historical setting, memorable characters, and a suspenseful plot, this is an episode that fans of the series won't want to miss.