Robert Holmes: yes/no/pass

[Captain Crow]

The Krotons - YES
The Space Pirates - YES
Spearhead from Space - YES
Terror of the Autons - YES
Carnival of Monsters - YES
The Time Warrior - YES
The Ark in Space - based on a script by John Lucarotti - YES
Pyramids of Mars - credited as Stephen Harris - YES
The Brain of Morbius - credited as Robin Bland, based on a script by Terrance Dicks - YES
The Deadly Assassin - YES
The Talons of Weng-Chiang - YES
The Sun Makers - YES
The Ribos Operation - YES
The Power of Kroll - YES
The Caves of Androzani - YES
The Two Doctors - YES
The Mysterious Planet - YES
The Ultimate Foe - first episode only - YES

 

[The]

Hmmm....I'm seeing a bit of a pattern here. 0% for nuWho, 100% for Classic?

 

[Captain Crow]

Hmmm....I'm seeing a bit of a pattern here.

Might want to get your eyes checked then.

0% for nuWho,

Wrong. That thread specifically asked about episodes written by RTD. Not NuWho as a whole.

100% for Classic?

Wrong again. This thread asks specifically about episodes written by Robert Holmes. Not the original Doctor Who as a whole.



Play The off, Keyboard Cat.

 

[The]

 

[Captain Pike]

I love keyboard cat.

 

[I am not Spock]

The Krotons- pass
The Space Pirates- pass
Spearhead from Space- pass
Terror of the Autons- pass
Carnival of Monsters- pass
The Time Warrior- YES
The Ark in Space - based on a script by John Lucarotti- pass
Pyramids of Mars - credited as Stephen Harris- pass
The Brain of Morbius - credited as Robin Bland, based on a script by Terrance Dicks- pass
The Deadly Assassin- yes
The Talons of Weng-Chiang- pass
The Sun Makers- pass
The Ribos Operation-pass
The Power of Kroll- pass
The Caves of Androzani- pass
The Two Doctors- no
The Mysterious Planet- pass
The Ultimate Foe - first episode only- pass

I'm virtually a total noob to classic Who and have hardly seen any of these. Looks like I've some catching up to do.

 

[Shatnertage]

Out of these, I'd shortlist:
Pyramids of Mars
The Talons of Weng-Chiang
The Ribos Operation
The Caves of Androzani
out of the ones you haven't seen.

 

[AdmiralGarak]

The Krotons- Yes, cheesy, but good fun
The Space Pirates- Pass
Spearhead from Space- Yes
Terror of the Autons- Pass
Carnival of Monsters- Yes
The Time Warrior- Yes
The Ark in Space - based on a script by John Lucarotti- Yes
Pyramids of Mars - credited as Stephen Harris- Yes
The Brain of Morbius - credited as Robin Bland, based on a script by Terrance Dicks- Pass
The Deadly Assassin- Yes
The Talons of Weng-Chiang- Yes
The Sun Makers- Pass
The Ribos Operation-Pass
The Power of Kroll- Pass
The Caves of Androzani- Yes
The Two Doctors- Yes. Though the idea trumps the execution.
The Mysterious Planet- Yes, though it's been a while since the one time I've seen it.
The Ultimate Foe - first episode only- Yes, I suppose.