Is it more likely that Suri will end up dead by the end of the 13th Inspector’s run,
or that she leaves the Inspector because he’s no longer a woman?

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Is it more likely that Suri will end up dead by the end of the 13th Inspector’s run,
or that she leaves the Inspector because he’s no longer a woman?
The Inspector, Suri, Tim and Solomon turn up out of nowhere just as Colby is strolling through the city.
Is he willing to take on a dangerous mission, especially if it means returning to 2021? Of course, he is!
Those people who are trying to kill Suri, Tim and Professor Solomon all appear to have a strange beetle tattooed on their arms.
They must have some connection to the Great Scarab.
The audience becomes aware that Suri, Tim and the Professor are on some sort of mission,
but it’s unclear what that mission is, who sent them on it, and why they need that artefact to know when the world would end?
It was nice of Suri and Tim to lend a hand in the search for Albert and Jane’s granddaughter,
only for them to come face to face with a solitary Snarling Lion. Who sends them back in time to 1901. Without warning.
The Inspector sitting in a police car with Suri came with no context.
Not that context would have helped in this situation.
Grammer discovers that there is a major fault,
but neither he nor Suri have the faintest idea how to fix it.
Considering that Suri has to this point not known great aptitude with computers,
how would she figure out that quickly how an alien computer works and use it to disarm and open the cage Tim’s trapped in?