Tonight, BBC America airs another fantastic episode of Doctor Who, "Extremis." In the episode, the recently blinded Doctor (Peter Capaldi) is requested by the Pope (Joseph Long) himself to help figure out a mystery. In a secret library of blasphemous texts at the Vatican, the Haereticum, there is an ancient book known as The Veritas. Anyone who has read it in attempt to translate it has immediately taken their own life. It supposedly contains a truth that no one can live with. Now a copy of the text has been sent online and the danger grows. Can the Doctor stop it, and can he survive the ultimate truth?

In tonight's all-new episode of Doctor Who, "Oxygen," the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) takes Bill (Pearl Mackie) and Nardole (Matt Lucas) to a space station after receiving a distress call from Chasm Forge, where the space suits have killed all but four of the crew. Here oxygen is a commodity and at a premium, and the only way they can get it is from the suits. In addition, thirty-six deadly corpses are walking around the station! The trio must fight to save what's left of the crew and escape back to the Tardis, all with less than three thousand breaths.

Tonight the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) is back on BBC America, with what I would venture to say is the best episode so far of the season, "Knock Knock," written by Mike Bartlett and directed by Bill Anderson.

The fourth episode brings back the creepy factor when Bill (Pearl Mackie) looks for a place to live with some friends. After not much success on the hunt, when an old man (David Suchet) shows up offering them a place that seems too good to be true, they jump to sign the contract from the landlord. But when they hear creaks in the walls, it may be more than just an old house, as her friends start disappearing.

The award-winning sci-fi thriller, Displacement, written and directed by Kenneth Mader, follows physics student Cassie Sinclair (Courtney Hope). Cassie, who is already grieving over the death of her mother (Susan Blakey), finds herself standing over her dead boyfriend, Brian (Christopher Backus). While battling memory loss and unsure of what is real, Cassie seeks the help of Professor Deckard (Bruce Davison). Meanwhile, she also must evade a group of scientists who seem to know a lot more than they're telling, all while battling consequences caused by a quantum entanglement event.

Tonight BBC America airs an all-new episode of Doctor Who, "Thin Ice," written by Sarah Dollard and directed by Bill Anderson. In the episode, the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) and Bill (Pearl Mackie) arrive in London at the River Thames in 1914, during the time of the biggest Frost Fair in decades. However, beneath the surface of the ice, people are disappearing as they are pulled through the ice by some kind of creature.

Tonight BBC America airs the second episode of the tenth season of Doctor Who, entitled, "Smile." In the episode the Doctor (Peter Capaldi) and Bill (Pearl Mackie) travel to the future at Bill's request, expecting paradise and the secret to happiness. What they find are no human colonists and only little robots who speak emoji and are not as cute and innocent as they seem.

The series Class, which premiered tonight on BBC America, is a spinoff of the UK cult hit, Doctor Who. The show, which was created by Patrick Ness, takes place at Coal Hill School (now Coal Hill Academy), where Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) was an English teacher during season eight and nine of the original series. The series focuses on five sixth formers (high schoolers), and their Physics teacher, Miss Quill (Katherine Kelly).

There's April, (Sophie Hopkins), the kind but unpopular girl, Tanya, (Vivian Oparah), who is so smart she skipped a couple years of school, Ram (Fady Elsayed), the popular jock, and Matteusz (Jordan Renzo), a homosexual student.

Then new student Charlie (Greg Austin) arrives, along with new teacher Miss Quill. Charlie is actually a prince from the planet Rhodia, and Quill is his protector.

In the premiere episode, a race known as the Shadow Kin arrive at the school looking for Charlie, and will kill anyone who gets in their way.

Tonight season ten of the hugely popular series Doctor Who premieres on BBC America with the episode "The Pilot." In the episode, The Doctor (Peter Capaldi) meets his new companion (Pearl Mackie) and broadens her view of the universe as a meeting with a girl with a star in her eye leads to a chase across the galaxy.

The title, "The Pilot," is quite fitting, as regardless of the actual story of the week, this episode does a really good job of introducing new viewers to the show as Bill learns about The Twelfth Doctor and his world.

In tonight's episode of Cosplay Melee, "War Games," four contestants worked to build the best costume to win the ten thousand dollar prize.

Yvette Nicole Brown explained that the theme of the episode was the realm of video games. They had to build a character who would fit as a hero in their favorite game from the genre of games set in a dystopian future, embroiled in a war for humanity.

The four contestants were Josh, who often spends eighteen hours a day on cosplay and wanted to prove himself, Becky, a costume designer from New York City, Steven, a full time prop maker from St. Louis, and Cait, who works at a boutique and is known for her down to the wire cosplay.

Tonight on the season finale of Colony, which has already been renewed for season three, the fate of the bloc has been determined: total rendition. The Bowmans must choose their next move and make a difficult choice.

The stakes are high in the episode as the bloc faces total rendition, and everyone rushes to deal with what's to come. The thrill and momentum really stays throughout the episode, keeping you on your toes, waiting for what's next.