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One thing I will never get used to with classic Who is how one storyline runs across twelve episodes. 

The Mythmakers

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The Daleks Masterplan

But first! Look, a couple of university students recreated the lost Mission to the Unknown episode! 

And it looks like a real classic episode! 

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I'm jumping all over the place, I know, unfortunately, I can only watch what's available to me. Also, er, I couldn't get past the Web Planet episodes and landed on The Chase. I've always been curious about Ian and Barbara's exit in context.

I didn't know The Chase was the same story where Steven Taylor would start out as a companion!

I've already seen The Meddling Monk so it was fun to get context with how he started.

The Doctor was terrible at goodbyes right from the start but I love that he softened and showed he would miss Barbara and Ian. I love that we got to see them happily going around London.

It's honestly so refreshing after all the epic tragedies of a Companion Leaving episode.

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Claws of Axos was a good story but this one Colony in Space is a story I really enjoyed! It's written by Malcolm Hulke and I find that I really enjoy how he writes the Doctor. Read more... )

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Down to the wire of my last Classic Who watch, until I find other sources. Amazon cut off my access to BritBox, even though I was paying for it. Didn't like I was using VPN to watch -- how the hells am I going to watch otherwise all the way where I am?

I sure as hell am not gonna pay for DVDs!

Anyway!

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As I often do with Classic Who, I'm so surprised to see so many women in season 7, particularly this episode. Competent and awesome women, scientists women in the background. I mean, what happened between this period and the periods where the only woman in the entire season was a Companion?

Terror of the Autons

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My initial in-context reaction to this episode is, it's not as good in quality as a season 7 story but it is more digestible with only four stories in the mix. Seven story episodes are really difficult to sit through IMO.

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An Unearthly Child

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Classic Who fans, any recommendations for Classic Doctor Who episodes?

(I’m really tickled that the Doctor doesn’t know anything about piloting and maintaining the TARDIS, and that by Gallifreyan standards he was a really mediocre Time Lord– apparently he almost failed his exams! He didn’t become extraordinary until he left Gallifrey, and he was old in his first life when it happened too. Nothing is ever too late!).

Doctor Who: TV Movie (1996)

Finally got to watch it after years of seeing various opinions about it.

- It’s not actually as terrible as fans claim it is, it’s spotty sure, but it’s actually an enjoyable B Movie. Also, I feel like it could slot in with the ridiculous season 1 vibe of the 2005 series.

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All in all, this makes me even more sad that Eight never got a full TV season. He has Audios but few people know about them which is a shame since they’re actually quite good!

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