The Doctor Who Thread

[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

In a showdown series finale with the Vardans.

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[Demoncrat]

Originally Posted by trebor8273

Watching pyramid of Mars.

A belter ... and the funniest 'extra' on the dvds (Oh Mummy!)

[Gothmogxx]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

But why Fendahl? Out of all the stories from 63-89? That's what i was getting at.

By the way, you are so wrong about Image of the Fendahl. It's an absolute classic.

Despite The Battle of Ranskoor Av Kolos being seen so recently, i can barely remember a thing about it. Can't see me ever watching series 11 ever again either.

Ah ok. The funny thing is, some of the replies asked the same question "There is usually some link between the stories. “The Robots of Death or The Unicorn and the Wasp” (Agatha Christie homages) or “Enlightenment or Voyage of the Damned” (Nautical ships…in space!), for example. This thread, however, is totally random…"

Maybe I should give it another re-watch. Although as I haven't watched anything out of order since November 2017, there are a lot of others I want to re-visit first (Marco Polo, Reign of Terror, The Caves of Androzani etc) when I finish the classic series either late this week or early next week.

I will only re-watch Series 11 as part of my inevitable new Who marathon. But I would do it with great reluctance.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Gothmogxx

Ah ok. The funny thing is, some of the replies asked the same question "There is usually some link between the stories. “The Robots of Death or The Unicorn and the Wasp” (Agatha Christie homages) or “Enlightenment or Voyage of the Damned” (Nautical ships…in space!), for example. This thread, however, is totally random…"

Maybe I should give it another re-watch. Although as I haven't watched anything out of order since November 2017, there are a lot of others I want to re-visit first (Marco Polo, Reign of Terror, The Caves of Androzani etc) when I finish the classic series either late this week or early next week.

I will only re-watch Series 11 as part of my inevitable new Who marathon. But I would do it with great reluctance.

I hope you do appreciate Fendahl more the next time you watch it. It's one of my all time faves. I don't know why but i really like the Fendahl creature...maybe because it terrified me as a child and left a lasting impression, same goes for that skull. I even have the Image of the Fendahl 5" figure set. It's never left the box though.

[Susan Foreman]

Heads up people

Saturday, February 2nd - Radio 4Extra - 6.00pm - 7.00pm

"Doctor Who: The Crimes of Thomas Brewster"

Part one of two. The Time Lord and an old associate try to track down an imposter in a battle over swarms of rogue androids. Sci-fi adventure, starring Colin Baker. From 2016.

Part two the following week at the same time

https://www.radiotimes.com/radio-pro...omas-brewster/

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Siobhan Finneran as the Morax in 2018's The Witchfinders.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Coming soon from Reeltime Pictures.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Judith Paris as Eldrad in the 1976 classic The Hand of Fear.

[Gothmogxx]

Two McCoy Seasons and Battlefield down.

Highlights of the two would have to be Dragonfire and Rememberance of the Daleks. Battlefield was also amazing, easily better than the other six McCoys not mentioned and up there with the other two.

So close to the end... Only Ghost light (confusing as hell apparently but heard its great), Curse of Fenric (seen it already, brilliant), Survival (heard really good things) and the Movie (heard mixed things).

[Gothmogxx]

Ghost Light.

I didn't exactly get it but I enjoyed it if that makes sense. I'm sure on re-watch it'll be easier to take in. The sets were amazing, along with the Gothic atmosphere. McCoy was on fire and Ace was the best she's ever been.