Right, so! I'm working on cementing the Master Schedule for the re-watch, and I wanted to get started on figuring out exactly which Classic Who serials we will be doing. We are going to be watching one (1) Classic Who serial between each New Who series, so we are going to need to decide on five (5) different Classic Who serials to watch
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Seven, Ace and the Master.
Cheetah People on a Cheetah planet in terrible costumes, Ace having a Cheetah girlfriend, and the Doctor and Master being overcome by animal urges and wrestling in the sand.
Or anything with Five, because I love Five.
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One of my favorite Doctor Who serials out of the lot of them, and not just because it has Five in it or that people say it's the best serial ever (ie the poll from so many years ago). It's a complex story, a real adventure in the last few episodes, and shows a Doctor on the edge of sanity trying to save his companion (who he hardly knows) while at the same time knowing he can't always get it all. The single best one-serial character-arc I've seen in a Doctor Who serial, and Five grows a lot in just 90 minutes. And the supporting cast are pretty awesome, playing out a secondary story that is just as spectacular.
Pros: Regeneration theme, on Netflix, dark episode (for the Classics), robots, monsters, politics, and drugs!
Cons: Erm...I can't think of any. Too dark?
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Seeds of Doom? Sarah Jane is awesome.
I really love Planet of Spiders for Sarah Jane. Plus, the Old Hermit of the Mountain!!
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But being on Netflix will make it easier for those of us who live in the LAND OF FREEDOM AND THE HOME OF THE BRAVE to access it which is a point in its favor.
eta: OOPS. I totally just misquoted the national anthem. That should be *THE LAND OF THE FREE* not freedom. I should have my US citizenship revoked or something.
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wikipedia says: "The Trial of a Time Lord is a 14-part serial produced as the twenty-third season of the Doctor Who television series, aired in weekly episodes from 6 Sept - 6 December 1986. The only Doctor Who presentation of its kind, it contains four mini-adventures, The Mysterious Planet, Mindwarp, Terror of the Vervoids and The Ultimate Foe."
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