• London (City of London), England, United Kingdom, 1827
• 0:40 -- Oh hey wow, that's Sean Bean. He's the Beaniest Sean I know.
• 1:50 -- Judas Iscariot
• 4:00 -- I have an immediately positive impression.
• 6:00 -- Home Secretary
• 9:00 -- Legislation, Parliament
• 9:05 -- Charlatan, Quackery, Apothecary, Witch doctor, Barber surgeon, Body snatching
• 20:00 -- Foundling = Child abandonment
• 29:20 -- Syphilis
• 29:45 -- Mercury (element), Mercury poisoning
• 32:00 -- "Monster" is a horrible description. Even a kid could have done better.
• 32:30 -- Terrible audio cutout when switching scenes.
• 34:40 -- The entire visions to uncover a mystery thingy is already done by River - (2015 show).
• 40:30 -- That slow reach for the cup would have been enough to get him shot and killed. Roll credits.
• Is he not enough of a fighter to take the guy down? Would the kids even be a threat once that asshole is taken down?

• 42:20 -- Going back in force. Good man.

So far this is good, but I don't like that this is a staggered storyline, with no episodic entertainment.

• 2:30 -- I guess maybe the titles are making more sense now.. but no, not really.
• 20:45 -- Yes, the surgeons always say that. The funny thing is, that it's true. And unlike anything religion has to offer, they have direct tangible evidence instead of tangential claims.
• 21:20 -- So it's a power play by the rational and wealthy in power to crush the quacks. While the obsolescence of quackery would be beneficial, forcing it wouldn't be. The people need their sparkly things.
• 23:30 -- Trap?
• 24:10 -- Called it, sort of.
• 36:00 -- The journalist reminds me of Robert Downey Jr.
• 44:20 -- Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus[doesn't exist]

• 45:30 -- The song is Oranges and Lemons, a traditional English nursery rhyme.

Overall I'm finding this too slow and boring to continue.