Last Classic Who Story you watched

[Nerys Myk]

Never bought she was an American.

 

[Tomalak]

I thought she was American when I was a kid, but then I also thought Chekov was Russian and Scotty was Scottish.

 

[Christopher]

I thought she was American when I was a kid, but then I also thought Chekov was Russian and Scotty was Scottish.

When I was five years old and I first saw a Chekov episode, I was deeply offended that they gave a character an obviously fake name like "Check-off," until my parents explained it to me. Of course, at the time, I also thought that when they talked about going to "the bridge," it meant there was an actual footbridge that they had to cross to get to the big round room with all the lights and buttons.

 

[Timofnine]

Mascara terror, but this a lost story, so audio, technically.

 

[Tomalak]

The Mascara Terror: The TARDIS lands in the cosmetics section of Selfridges. Will the Doctor and his friends escape with their lives?

 

[Nerys Myk]

Timelash. Peri in full damsel in distress mode. And puppets

 

[26138]

Timelash. Peri in full damsel in distress mode. And puppets

The 3rd Doctor and Jo "cameo" was neat.

 

[Marc]

Timelash. Peri in full damsel in distress mode. And puppets

And Paul Darrow returning the overacting favour to Colin Baker, years after City on the End of the World
(incidently Colin Baker returned to the role of Baban the Butcher for Big Finish a few years back).

 

[Nerys Myk]

And Paul Darrow returning the overacting favour to Colin Baker, years after City on the End of the World
(incidently Colin Baker returned to the role of Baban the Butcher for Big Finish a few years back).

I liked Darrow in this. He would have made a good Master.

 

[diankra]

I liked Darrow in this. He would have made a good Master.

There was a definite revenge element, Darrow said "He stole my show, so I'm going to steal his." But City is one of the best B7 episodes, and Timelash is generally regarded as the worst of the season.

 

[Haggis and tatties]

I just started watching Robots of Death and this is pure Who at its peak, the cast are some heavy hitters also from Uk tv in the 70s.