The Doctor Who Thread

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

It's his third series as the War Master. What a pity these aren't on tv.

Didn't known that will have to get them , a much better master than any of those of new who.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Didn't known that will have to get them , a much better master than any of those of new who.

Eh? He was in Nu-Who. That's where he originated.

Utopia ring any bells?

[trebor8273]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Eh? He was in Nu-Who. That's where he originated.

Utopia ring any bells?

Should of said the others who played the master

[Gothmogxx]

The Two Doctors is a great Story. Was one of the first ones I ever saw actually, 10 years ago this July.

The only regret I had watching it was the lack of scenes that Patrick and Colin share together. When they're onscreen together they work wonders. On saying that thankfully their individual adventures aren't dull. Both visits from both TARDIS crews on the space station are well done: Colin's in particular is full of suspense and well designed sets. The lack of lighting helped sell it as creepy.

Meanwhile the Sontarans thankfully look a lot better than they did in Invasion of Time (far from perfect mind you but I can accept it, as long as its better than IVT). But they aren't the only good villains here: Chessene and Shockeye upstage the Sontarans I'd say. She even manages to outwit and defeat them.

Add in some nice location work and the Troughton conversion into an Androgum (the restaurant scenes are a highlight) and you've got a good Story.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Gothmogxx

The Two Doctors is a great Story. Was one of the first ones I ever saw actually, 10 years ago this July.

The only regret I had watching it was the lack of scenes that Patrick and Colin share together. When they're onscreen together they work wonders. On saying that thankfully their individual adventures aren't dull. Both visits from both TARDIS crews on the space station are well done: Colin's in particular is full of suspense and well designed sets. The lack of lighting helped sell it as creepy.

Meanwhile the Sontarans thankfully look a lot better than they did in Invasion of Time (far from perfect mind you but I can accept it, as long as its better than IVT). But they aren't the only good villains here: Chessene and Shockeye upstage the Sontarans I'd say. She even manages to outwit and defeat them.

Add in some nice location work and the Troughton conversion into an Androgum (the restaurant scenes are a highlight) and you've got a good Story.

You alluded to it and i maintain the same theory that Troughton and Baker were wasted in this story. Writer Robert Holmes seemed to find Chessene the most interesting character rather then making a big deal about two Doctors interacting.

Troughton was so good working alongside the brash Pertwee in the Three Doctors that it felt a grave error of judgment not to have him bicker and banter with Colin who is the brashest Doctor of them all.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Cybermen march in 2017's finale, The Doctor Falls.

[Susan Foreman]

Tom Baker as the Marsh-wiggle Puddleglum from the BBC production of 'The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Silver Chair' in 1990

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Rory (Arthur Darvill) finds himself in trouble as the Daleks begin to reawaken in the 2012 story Asylum of the Daleks.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

The Master (Anthony Ainley) reveals himself in Time Flight (1982)

[Susan Foreman]

The BFI have announced their next Classic Who screening.

In celebration of the Season 18 Collection Blu Ray being released, they will be screening Logopolis on Sunday 17th February at 1pm. Tickets priced at £15 go on sale on January 15th

https://whatson.bfi.org.uk/Online/de...4-0C43BC5FA377