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Tag Archives: Ian Marter
Terror of the Zygons
While we got endless Dalek and Cybermen stories during the classic era of Doctor Who, there are some monsters that seemed to have a lot of unexplored potential. Apart from a cameo appearance in The Five Doctors, the Yeti never … Continue reading
Revenge of the Cybermen
I’m playing a monster. They can’t see my face. I’m a creepy dude from an emotionless race. But I can’t show my face, not even my lips, So I’ll talk deeply and put my hands on my hips. Revenge of … Continue reading
The Ark in Space
A new broom sweeps clean. The Pertwee-era Earthbound alien invasions and space operas are gone, and now we’re in the moody Hammer horror era of Hinchcliffe/Holmes/Baker. But it’s never quite that simple is it? Because Robot was far from being … Continue reading
Robot
Like The Power of the Daleks and to a lesser extent Spearhead from Space, Robot knows just where to draw the line between focusing on the Doctor’s regeneration, and getting on with the story, something that would not be done … Continue reading
Posted in Doctor Who, Fourth Doctor, Reviews, Science Fiction, Television
Tagged Brigadier, Elisabeth Sladen, Harry Sullivan, Ian Marter, Nicholas Courtney, Robot, Sarah Jane Smith, Tom Baker
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