Hmmmm. This was an intriguing conclusion. To Be Honest not the least bit as sinister and as exciting as part one. But it was still satisfying when you realise that nothing could live up to a great SJA story like The Nightmare Man Part 1.
It had all the right ingredients for a perfect ending but there was something missing.
Anyway, we start with The Nightmare Man invading Clyde and Ranis dreams. And Sarah-Jane finds Lukes video tape.
The dream sequences were by far the best bit about this episode. Rani's paticularly. I loved how the dreams sort of reflect how you'd imagine thier futures to be. Clyde (what with all his mucking about) would fit in in a deada end job in a fast food restaraunt and you can also imagine Rani being successful as a journalist. And old Sarah-Jane needs her own TV Show! I'd watch it all day! Elizabeth Sladen gave so much into her 'old person' she was so funny.
The bit outside of the dreams I found a bit dull. AND Lukes dream was slightly boring too.
When the dues ex machina ending began I was cringing at how cheesy it was. How does thinking about a door create a passageto Luke,and the way that they all managed to have the same dream in the end was wierd.
I liked the end, with K9 and Luke driving off, but I would prefer it if thte car wasn't yellow!
Overall, a good episode, no where near as good as part 1 but, that goes without saying.
7/10
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