My grandfather was shipmates with Jon Pertwee during the war. I remember asking Jon Pertwee if he remembered him at a Doctor Who convention when I was a kid and he did!
Season 7 is the best season of the shows history. brilliant, it never falters. "Ambassadors..." is the most underrated story. I've watched it 100+ times and I never get sick if it
It's so hard to not binge shows these days. I should slow down and watch it the way people did back then. But I've become so impatient that it really is nearly impossible. I'm over 50 and even I can barely remember waiting a whole week between show episodes and even MONTHS between seasons! Rushing through it does jumble everything in my head. The good thing is that DW has so many episodes that I won't run out for a good while yet! The Classic Era has been the perfect thing to watch before bed to unwind.
Yes at 9 I was just getting through the week cause Doctor Who would only show on Saturday at 6:00 that was what I was waiting on. Now I want to watch the whole season in a day no problem.
Absolutely brilliant, funny, passionate work. I loved watching this video and you have given me some great stories to watch (as a kid I only really remember The Green Death and Robot). Jon Pertwee (and Tom Baker) were 'my' Doctors.Thank You. 🙂
Great video. One of the best reviews I've watched of classic Dr Who. Nice to see some appreciation for Colony in Space, agree it's underrated in season 8.
So re: Daemons. I think your analysis is right, popular opinion overrates it slightly (though not much) but I think the reason it's cited so often as an all-time classic is because it is THE quintessential Third Doctor story. It has all the elements his era is known for: the master, the UNIT family (who all have their own little arcs and memorable lines), a lot of great action, good monster effects, and good location shooting. It's the episode that I'd recommend to anyone unsure if they like Pertwee's era, and I suspect many people have experienced it for the first time in this way, thus being very memorable.
Glad to see some appreciation for Ambassadors and The Time Monster! Watched them both for the first time recently and thought they were very well-paced and had some great twists and great characters all round. Time Monster really is batshit crazy and it’s beautiful
Well worth the wait definitely the best instalment in this series so far i don't think I ever clicked on a video so fast before what a great era of the show from start to finish and my personal favourite can't wait for next one
It's interesting to see your views of an era you've visited years after broadcast, whereas I was born early enough to watch this whole era live as it was shown as a youngster. It reinforces my view that when anyone watches TV of the past, the best approach is to remember the year a story was made/shown, and judge it against contemporary shows and view it in light of the news and attitudes of the time. I would say it's a less useful idea to compare it with the attitudes at the time of a review, unless of course that's the specific purpose of the analysis. Having written that, it is interesting to hear the views of someone considerably younger than me, we do agree (mostly!), and besides most views change through time and do definitely depend on how the reviewer feels on the day. I've also enjoyed your Fourth Doctor era review, and I'm up for the Second Doctor next. I admire your production style and editing touches and your knowledge of the subject, and the whole video is an interesting watch right through, which isn't as easy as people think. -)
Pertwee is only second to Tom Baker for me. Their two era's(the 1970's) represent the peak of the show. The immense popularity of the show today is because of this time period specifically. Many Americans like myself became a fan of the show when we were watching it as children/teens on PBS back in the early to mid 1980's. And it was primarily the Tom Baker and Pertwee stories. The show was a wonderful escape from the harshness of the real World for us geeky, sensitive people.
Wow, DW played in America? I am GenX and I watched waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much TV as a child. How did I never even hear of it? I had barely even heard the title, until the reboot was about to begin!
Invasion of the Dinosaurs is so much better as a Target novel! I hope when it comes to be reissued for bluray, the dodgy dinos are replaced with cgi. It's not every dinosaur scene by any means, some are OK. It's mainly the Tyrannosaurus/Triceratops street battle, and the scene where the Doctor is in shot with a dinosaur in the street (the filmed Doctor and videoed dinosaur don't sync properly and wobble dreadfully) that really jar. You also don't need over-elaborate, lengthy cgi here, just some more adequate effects!
Hey Al! I just realized I had been watching your channel for a year or two and I just realized i've never subscribed. I loved the pertwee years. Great vid!
That Buffalo intro reminds me. We had a great run with classic Who in our area though very short on the local channel. Unfortunately we didn’t get Pertwee stories till around late ‘85 on PBS with our network quitting DW even before the end of McCoy having never aired seasons 24-26. I remember vividly watching The Silurians in B&W and Terror of the Autons, and other UNIT family stories. Season 11 introduced Sarah Jane and had some great moments as well. Great memories. While Tom Baker has always been my Doctor, the Pertwee era on the whole is my favorite. Thankfully now even when away from home there are streaming options.
Enjoying your videos, thank you. I totally agree with you on The Daemons (say it loudly and proudly) and glad you gave Colony in Space some credit. I was hoping you'd notice that Planet of the Daleks started off as one of the best Doctor Who stories (ep 1 and 2) BEFORE the Daleks appeared and it suddenly became silly and bad. It's like they had a great script going - then decided they needed another Daleks story - so they used the script they had and ruined it.
I love the Time Monster too. Especially that poignant story about the Doctor meeting the old monk during his “darkest day” which is masterfully (or doctorfully) conveyed by Jon Pertwee to the point that even detractors state that it should have been in a better story. But this just makes a somewhat weird story even better IMO.
I always thought with Planet of the Daleks that if the Draconians could have been involved in some way in helping defeat the Daleks, it would have made Frontier in Space feel much more like the first half of an overall Dalek adventure arc.
The “Only the Chibnil ere had political messaging” thing you keep mentioning is not something fans of classic Who ever say, it’s what Chibnil supporters say to support modern Who being political. The difference is that Classic Who had good writing, of the mostly “Show don’t tell” variety. There were situations, clearly alien, that had parallels to real world situations, but the writers of Classic Who never felt they had to beat people over the head with the message - to “virtue signal” as some people call it. The problem with very recent Who is that it’s badly written, not that it’s political. The Doctor gets on a soap box and makes a speech, people go, “but that’s racist Doctor” and lines to that effect. There’s even heavy handed stuff like space white supremacist trying to thwart Rosa Parks. Subtle it isn’t. Honestly, I doubt most people would care if it was done well. It’s not though. Us old crusties never said Classic Who was not political, just that it was better written.
Ive always found that spearhead from space's ending seems incredibly rushed, like it takes most of the story to get going and then within the last few minutes of episode 4 they defeat the nestine consciousness almost instantly
Here is my series 10 raking the 3 doctors number 2 is the Carnival of monster and nuber 3 frontier in space number 4 planet of the daleks and number 5 the green death
The beginning was so cool!!! I started watching Doctor Who on channel 17 as I live 20 minutes from Buffalo NY lol I started during the Pertwee era around 1977-78
My top 10 Pertwee (my favorite era): 1- Inferno 2- The Sea Devils 3- The Green Death 4- Planet of the Spiders 5- Spearhead from Space 6- The Daemons 7- The Mind of Evil 8- Day of the Daleks 9- Frontier in Space 10- Invasion of the Dinosaurs Actually I like all of them except for The Mutants.
Just to be different, I wasn't disappointed by Frontier in Space, I was disappointed by Planet of the Daleks. Frontier set up all these interesting subplots the Daleks seemed to be up to, just for it to get reduced to one massive Dalek army on one planet in the ass end of nowhere. How do you stop a massive army of that size? You blow up their transport ships. It's almost like someone looked at WWII Germany but learned the wrong lessons...
Claws of Axos was always a fav of mine - shame they never appeared again as in their humanoid form they would look amazing in NuWho - their skin could shimmer with different colours flowing over them. But alas knowing NuWho they would ruin them lol
Here are my raking for dr who classic season 11 1 death to the daleks this story is still great 2 the time warriors 3 the planet of the spider 4 the monster of pelodon last up is the invasion of the 🦕
I'm not sure I've ever come across another Dr. Who fan whose opinions so exactly match my own. Daemons? Overrated! Mutants? Underrated! I paused this halfway through to comment, so I hope you feel The Time Monster is both horrible and astonishing!
Sean Pertwee bears a striking resemblance to his father. We could easily get both him and David Bradley again to bring back the 1st and 3rd Doctors to modern Doctor Who.
Another thing I'm not a fan of in The Daemons is that the Doctor randomly reprimands Jo for calling out the Brigadier's stupid interest in using violence. Even though the Doctor effectively does the exact same thing as her not soon after. Makes the Third Doctor appear really hypocritical.
Once again our opinions match up almost exactly. Silurians, Inferno, Mind of Evil are all favorites. I also find The Daemons to be overrated. The only thing was that I don't quite like "Carnival of Monsters" mostly because I get really confused with the scenes of the gray people as I can't tell them apart. I love the concepts though and still really enjoy it. I honestly don't think there's a bad story in Pertwee's entire run. The ones that aren't that well written like Time Monster and Planet of the Daleks are super entertaining. It's the only era where I don't skip any stories on rewatch
Liz Shaw is one of my favorite companions from all of Who. I don’t think I’m alone in that. Anyone who thinks it’s coincidence that the protagonist in Prometheus was also called Elizabeth Shaw is an idiot. Yeah, and Alien isn’t Ark in Space.
Here's is my raking for series eight of classic Dr who number 1 terror of the alutons number 2 coanl in space number 3 the demons and number 4 the mind of evil number 5 is the claws of actso
Aw, I loved the Third Doctor. (Though I wasn't too excited about him exiled to earth. I watch sci fi to travel the universe, not to be stuck on my own planet. Still, it was all great fun. I am currently watching Four's era. First time watching Classic Who!
Is it me or does the squeeky voiced little alien from colony in space look like somebody had put the doctor in the microwave and cooked him for to long , Or is just me 😢
I appreciate for the Dads Army with Mainwaring for comedy Arthur Lowe's and mark my words he is a famous big star(17- 22 million viewers.) My dad was a Royal Marine Commando fighting for freedom in the jungle Borneo 1958-1968 and he was a Hero and remember that's true for Dr Who series Blackpool central Pier with Tom Baker & Jon Pertwee unfortunately I had a Stroke(cont.)
Claws of Axos has always been my favourite of S8. Spearhead did Autons better, Colony a bit dull, daemons overrated, Mind of evil I always felt was 1 episode too long. The Master temporarily joining forces with the Brig priceless.
I struggle to rewatch The Mutants. Yes, the colonialism plot is interesting, but the central mystery of "What's causing the mutations?/What are the Mutts?" is guessable, and even if you don't guess it first time round, once you know the answer - like remembering the murderer's name in a murder mystery - you can't un-know it for any future viewings, rendering it rather boring to watch.
Here are my raking for series 7number 1 spehered from space Number two infonon number three the administration of death number four doctor who and the silurians
Here's is my raking for series eight of doctor who classic number one the curse of peldon number one the see devils number three day of the daleks number four the time monster 5 the mutants
Here are my raking for doctor who series 8 of classic Dr who number one terror of the alutons number 2 colaney in space number 3 the mind of evil number four the Daemons number five the claws of Axos
I hate Third Doctor era tbh...so much boring dragged on earth bound UNIT bantering military nonsense. But yeah Carnival of Monsters and The Time Monster are the good ones.
Here's is my raking for doctor who classic series 11 number one death to the daleks number two planet of the spider number 3 invasion of the dinosaur number four the time warrior number five the monster of peldon
Here are my raking for doctor who series ten number one the three doctorts number two frontier in space number three planet of the daleks number four the green death number five the carnival of monster
Why do you have to keep spoiling everything ? I wanted to watch all of the classics and after each story, see your review, but you ALWAYS talk about FUTURE STORIES. WHY DO YOU DO THIS ? It's unnecessary. You talked about future doctors at least 30 times in this video or you say stuff like "sadly this character will go away in the next story" whyyyyy. I've had enough, in your first videos it was not too much, but this video you're going too far, that's it I'm done with your videos. You're doing the review of a story and you speak more of OTHER stories during the review what's the point
Here is my raking fo doctor who classic season 9 1 day for the daleks 3 froten tera in space 4 the sea devalis 5 planet of the daleks this story is not good now if you want to revisit it and it doesn't hold up because it bales the daleks again 6 the time monster
Aw, no, there are special editions of various episodes? This fandom is complicated! I never even knew about the eps that had been lost/destroyed/whatever. I felt like I never got to know the 2nd Doctor or even the 1st as well as I wanted. That episode where 1, 2, and 3 met up was wonderful for me! It gave me a bit of closure in that way. I'm watching on Britbox, so I'm not even sure what I'm getting. One day when I'm a millionaire, I'll buy every season on DVD and figure out what's what. As for now, it's just too much for my poor brain. I'll watch whatever Britbox has and will have to be content with that.
Season 7: The ambassadors of death The Silurians Spearhead in space Inferno Season 8: Colony in space The Claws of Axos The Daemons The mind of evil Terror of the Autons Season 9: The worst Day of the daleks The mutants The time monster The curse of Peldon The sea devils Season 10: The best Frontier in space Planet of the daleks The three doctors Carnival of monsters The green death Season 11: Death to the daleks The monster of Peldon Invasion of the dinosaurs Planet of spiders The time warrior Ranking goes from worst to best stories in each season
My grandfather was shipmates with Jon Pertwee during the war. I remember asking Jon Pertwee if he remembered him at a Doctor Who convention when I was a kid and he did!
Glad to see someone else singing the praises of Day of the Daleks - one of the few stories to actually use a time travel twist.
The music score done for the Sea Devils was quite ahead of it's time and very memorable.
Season 7 is the best season of the shows history. brilliant, it never falters. "Ambassadors..." is the most underrated story. I've watched it 100+ times and I never get sick if it
Gets better each episode
It's so hard to not binge shows these days. I should slow down and watch it the way people did back then. But I've become so impatient that it really is nearly impossible. I'm over 50 and even I can barely remember waiting a whole week between show episodes and even MONTHS between seasons! Rushing through it does jumble everything in my head. The good thing is that DW has so many episodes that I won't run out for a good while yet! The Classic Era has been the perfect thing to watch before bed to unwind.
I think this is one of the hardest shows to binge because some of these stories are very long
Yes at 9 I was just getting through the week cause Doctor Who would only show on Saturday at 6:00 that was what I was waiting on. Now I want to watch the whole season in a day no problem.
2 episodes at a time is my favourite dose.
I'm starting to slow down now that I'm on Doctor Number Seven. I don't want this to end! @@BadWisdom523
It's the Master, step in time!
Great video, as always! Honestly, the most consistent era of the show quality wise.
Glad you enjoyed!
I came up with the step in time idea many many years ago and finally saw a chance to use it.
Absolutely brilliant, funny, passionate work. I loved watching this video and you have given me some great stories to watch (as a kid I only really remember The Green Death and Robot). Jon Pertwee (and Tom Baker) were 'my' Doctors.Thank You. 🙂
Great video. One of the best reviews I've watched of classic Dr Who. Nice to see some appreciation for Colony in Space, agree it's underrated in season 8.
I believe Roger Delgado and Jon Pertwee were best friends and Roger's death is one of the reasons why Pertwee left
So re: Daemons. I think your analysis is right, popular opinion overrates it slightly (though not much) but I think the reason it's cited so often as an all-time classic is because it is THE quintessential Third Doctor story. It has all the elements his era is known for: the master, the UNIT family (who all have their own little arcs and memorable lines), a lot of great action, good monster effects, and good location shooting. It's the episode that I'd recommend to anyone unsure if they like Pertwee's era, and I suspect many people have experienced it for the first time in this way, thus being very memorable.
It’s a great story until the ending which is annoying and weak
Glad to see some appreciation for Ambassadors and The Time Monster! Watched them both for the first time recently and thought they were very well-paced and had some great twists and great characters all round. Time Monster really is batshit crazy and it’s beautiful
I like the third doctor era is my favourite era of classic doctor who era
Well worth the wait definitely the best instalment in this series so far i don't think I ever clicked on a video so fast before what a great era of the show from start to finish and my personal favourite can't wait for next one
Thank you so much for sticking around and for your lovely comment. It really means the world to me!
It's interesting to see your views of an era you've visited years after broadcast, whereas I was born early enough to watch this whole era live as it was shown as a youngster. It reinforces my view that when anyone watches TV of the past, the best approach is to remember the year a story was made/shown, and judge it against contemporary shows and view it in light of the news and attitudes of the time. I would say it's a less useful idea to compare it with the attitudes at the time of a review, unless of course that's the specific purpose of the analysis. Having written that, it is interesting to hear the views of someone considerably younger than me, we do agree (mostly!), and besides most views change through time and do definitely depend on how the reviewer feels on the day. I've also enjoyed your Fourth Doctor era review, and I'm up for the Second Doctor next. I admire your production style and editing touches and your knowledge of the subject, and the whole video is an interesting watch right through, which isn't as easy as people think. -)
Excellent and humourous critique of my fav era of classic Who. Thanks 👍
Thank you for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂
@@AlReviewsWho You Said That Final Scene With The Master Was Criminally Butchered In The Edit, So What Exactly Was Cut Out From The Final Episode.
Pertwee is only second to Tom Baker for me. Their two era's(the 1970's) represent the peak of the show. The immense popularity of the show today is because of this time period specifically. Many Americans like myself became a fan of the show when we were watching it as children/teens on PBS back in the early to mid 1980's. And it was primarily the Tom Baker and Pertwee stories. The show was a wonderful escape from the harshness of the real World for us geeky, sensitive people.
Wow, DW played in America? I am GenX and I watched waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay too much TV as a child. How did I never even hear of it? I had barely even heard the title, until the reboot was about to begin!
@@Yesica1993 You had to be watching PBS as a kid. Many of us were. The 4th doctor became an iconic hero to us. He defined quirky, intelligent cool.
Don't ask me how I missed it!@@jasongaylor2232
Invasion of the Dinosaurs is so much better as a Target novel! I hope when it comes to be reissued for bluray, the dodgy dinos are replaced with cgi. It's not every dinosaur scene by any means, some are OK. It's mainly the Tyrannosaurus/Triceratops street battle, and the scene where the Doctor is in shot with a dinosaur in the street (the filmed Doctor and videoed dinosaur don't sync properly and wobble dreadfully) that really jar. You also don't need over-elaborate, lengthy cgi here, just some more adequate effects!
Hey Al! I just realized I had been watching your channel for a year or two and I just realized i've never subscribed. I loved the pertwee years. Great vid!
Cheers! Glad you enjoyed it
That Buffalo intro reminds me. We had a great run with classic Who in our area though very short on the local channel. Unfortunately we didn’t get Pertwee stories till around late ‘85 on PBS with our network quitting DW even before the end of McCoy having never aired seasons 24-26. I remember vividly watching The Silurians in B&W and Terror of the Autons, and other UNIT family stories. Season 11 introduced Sarah Jane and had some great moments as well. Great memories.
While Tom Baker has always been my Doctor, the Pertwee era on the whole is my favorite. Thankfully now even when away from home there are streaming options.
JP was my fave Doctor. He was the first one I watched back in the early 90s. The Sea Devils is my fave.
my kinda dr who fan
Sorry, but did you really say "The Sea Devils" was the weakest story of Season 9, when we haven't got to "The Time Monster" yet?
Jon Pertwee was like a James Bond
Imagine if all stories were shot on 16mm film
Enjoying your videos, thank you. I totally agree with you on The Daemons (say it loudly and proudly) and glad you gave Colony in Space some credit. I was hoping you'd notice that Planet of the Daleks started off as one of the best Doctor Who stories (ep 1 and 2) BEFORE the Daleks appeared and it suddenly became silly and bad. It's like they had a great script going - then decided they needed another Daleks story - so they used the script they had and ruined it.
I love the Time Monster too. Especially that poignant story about the Doctor meeting the old monk during his “darkest day” which is masterfully (or doctorfully) conveyed by Jon Pertwee to the point that even detractors state that it should have been in a better story. But this just makes a somewhat weird story even better IMO.
Literally using these to binge the most interesting Dr. Who episodes :D
The dalek bomb bit sounded very convincing and therefore very funny.
Been waiting for this. Thank you very much.
You're welcome. Sorry it took so long!
I always thought with Planet of the Daleks that if the Draconians could have been involved in some way in helping defeat the Daleks, it would have made Frontier in Space feel much more like the first half of an overall Dalek adventure arc.
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A peek into the Alternate universe where Seasons 1-6 were completely intact, but 7-11 had vast swathes missing
The “Only the Chibnil ere had political messaging” thing you keep mentioning is not something fans of classic Who ever say, it’s what Chibnil supporters say to support modern Who being political. The difference is that Classic Who had good writing, of the mostly “Show don’t tell” variety. There were situations, clearly alien, that had parallels to real world situations, but the writers of Classic Who never felt they had to beat people over the head with the message - to “virtue signal” as some people call it. The problem with very recent Who is that it’s badly written, not that it’s political. The Doctor gets on a soap box and makes a speech, people go, “but that’s racist Doctor” and lines to that effect. There’s even heavy handed stuff like space white supremacist trying to thwart Rosa Parks. Subtle it isn’t. Honestly, I doubt most people would care if it was done well. It’s not though. Us old crusties never said Classic Who was not political, just that it was better written.
Ive always found that spearhead from space's ending seems incredibly rushed, like it takes most of the story to get going and then within the last few minutes of episode 4 they defeat the nestine consciousness almost instantly
Interesting note about The Dæmons, you said it didn't get released in colour on dvd until about 2012, it did come out in colour on VHS in the 90's
I probably worded it a bit badly sorry - as I actually have the VHS (although I only got it a couple of years back!)
@@AlReviewsWho had to make sure! I myself just ordered one, the dvds are -expensive- now
Ya had me on a few episodes up to this era...but...finding something to appreciate in Colony and Time Monster?? Eeeesh...
Great video
The autons were an excellent enemy, and it was good to see them return when the series was rebooted
10:44 hey that's me!
Didn't expect to find you here! Once again you managed to fake your death very convincingly!
Here is my series 10 raking the 3 doctors number 2 is the Carnival of monster and nuber 3 frontier in space number 4 planet of the daleks and number 5 the green death
I am adoring everything you make
4 was my Doctor -- 1974. That's when I fell in love with a Time Lord.
Sergeant Benton is objectively the best thing to happen to the show
@39 minutes in, just cried laughing :)
The beginning was so cool!!! I started watching Doctor Who on channel 17 as I live 20 minutes from Buffalo NY lol I started during the Pertwee era around 1977-78
I love every story of the jon pertwee era
Yay, sooooo glad to see this
Liz shaw had more impact than her three stories. I was genuinely surprised when i learned this. Liz is awesome. I love a competent companion
My top 10 Pertwee (my favorite era):
1- Inferno
2- The Sea Devils
3- The Green Death
4- Planet of the Spiders
5- Spearhead from Space
6- The Daemons
7- The Mind of Evil
8- Day of the Daleks
9- Frontier in Space
10- Invasion of the Dinosaurs
Actually I like all of them except for The Mutants.
Peladon is my favourite dr who planet and I really hope to see it again in New Who
I wonder why the Doctor was apparently so afraid of Koquillion, maybe he represents the potential for mundane evil of ordinary people?
Jon Rowland Pertwee forever the DR and a true English gent ✌️✌️👍👍
whats the music playing 9 mins in when talking about ambassedors
It's a recreation of the UNIT theme from the first episode that was used in the UNIT family documentaries on the DVDs
Just to be different, I wasn't disappointed by Frontier in Space, I was disappointed by Planet of the Daleks. Frontier set up all these interesting subplots the Daleks seemed to be up to, just for it to get reduced to one massive Dalek army on one planet in the ass end of nowhere. How do you stop a massive army of that size? You blow up their transport ships.
It's almost like someone looked at WWII Germany but learned the wrong lessons...
Claws of Axos was always a fav of mine - shame they never appeared again as in their humanoid form they would look amazing in NuWho - their skin could shimmer with different colours flowing over them. But alas knowing NuWho they would ruin them lol
Here are my raking for series seven 1 sherhead from space 2 infono 3 doctor who and the silorrec 4 doctor who and the ambassador of death
No mention about Gail platt in colony in space?
My favourite era.
I always liked "The Demons"... if only for thar over the top silly mime performance by the one guy in the statue costume.
I just have to give a mention to the amazing and beautiful Ingrid Pitt as the Queen of Atlantis in ' The Time Monster '.
Here are my raking for dr who classic season 11 1 death to the daleks this story is still great 2 the time warriors 3 the planet of the spider 4 the monster of pelodon last up is the invasion of the 🦕
I'm not sure I've ever come across another Dr. Who fan whose opinions so exactly match my own. Daemons? Overrated! Mutants? Underrated! I paused this halfway through to comment, so I hope you feel The Time Monster is both horrible and astonishing!
Sean Pertwee bears a striking resemblance to his father. We could easily get both him and David Bradley again to bring back the 1st and 3rd Doctors to modern Doctor Who.
He said he's not interested We have gotten multi-era crossovers with 3 in Big Finish though!
Another thing I'm not a fan of in The Daemons is that the Doctor randomly reprimands Jo for calling out the Brigadier's stupid interest in using violence. Even though the Doctor effectively does the exact same thing as her not soon after. Makes the Third Doctor appear really hypocritical.
Didn’t they use the same talking points in the in the Matt Smith sirulian eps in series 5
Once again our opinions match up almost exactly. Silurians, Inferno, Mind of Evil are all favorites. I also find The Daemons to be overrated. The only thing was that I don't quite like "Carnival of Monsters" mostly because I get really confused with the scenes of the gray people as I can't tell them apart. I love the concepts though and still really enjoy it. I honestly don't think there's a bad story in Pertwee's entire run. The ones that aren't that well written like Time Monster and Planet of the Daleks are super entertaining. It's the only era where I don't skip any stories on rewatch
Season 7 is the perfect Dr Who season. Not a dud episode in it.
Liz Shaw is one of my favorite companions from all of Who. I don’t think I’m alone in that. Anyone who thinks it’s coincidence that the protagonist in Prometheus was also called Elizabeth Shaw is an idiot. Yeah, and Alien isn’t Ark in Space.
Here's is my raking for series eight of classic Dr who number 1 terror of the alutons number 2 coanl in space number 3 the demons and number 4 the mind of evil number 5 is the claws of actso
Aw, I loved the Third Doctor. (Though I wasn't too excited about him exiled to earth. I watch sci fi to travel the universe, not to be stuck on my own planet. Still, it was all great fun. I am currently watching Four's era. First time watching Classic Who!
Oh I wish I could see some of these stories for the first time again - you've got some great adventures ahead of you!
Here are my raking for dr who classic season 8 1 terror of atonos 2 the demondes 3 the mind of evil and finally 4 colored in space
I loved the sea devil's
5:08 Lol!
I think some Pertwee stories work in Black White, primarily Inferno and the Daemons.
William Hartnell died the day before I was born April 23, 1975
Is it me or does the squeeky voiced little alien from colony in space look like somebody had put the doctor in the microwave and cooked him for to long ,
Or is just me 😢
Some were woke before woke was woke.
I appreciate for the Dads Army with Mainwaring for comedy Arthur Lowe's and mark my words he is a famous big star(17- 22 million viewers.)
My dad was a Royal Marine Commando fighting for freedom in the jungle Borneo 1958-1968 and he was a Hero and remember that's true for
Dr Who series Blackpool central Pier with Tom Baker & Jon Pertwee unfortunately I had a Stroke(cont.)
Claws of Axos has always been my favourite of S8. Spearhead did Autons better, Colony a bit dull, daemons overrated, Mind of evil I always felt was 1 episode too long. The Master temporarily joining forces with the Brig priceless.
Very good comedy actor talented too
Inferno is right streaming internet
Here are my raking for dr who classic season 9 1 the the cause of pledon 2 the sea devils and number three the time monster number four the montes
I struggle to rewatch The Mutants. Yes, the colonialism plot is interesting, but the central mystery of "What's causing the mutations?/What are the Mutts?" is guessable, and even if you don't guess it first time round, once you know the answer - like remembering the murderer's name in a murder mystery - you can't un-know it for any future viewings, rendering it rather boring to watch.
Here are my raking for series 7number 1 spehered from space
Number two infonon number three the administration of death number four doctor who and the silurians
I like Jon pertwee drr who amazing actor 😢
I share your opinion and defense regarding some of these sadly maligned stories.
Here's is my raking for series eight of doctor who classic number one the curse of peldon number one the see devils number three day of the daleks number four the time monster 5 the mutants
Here are my raking for doctor who series 8 of classic Dr who number one terror of the alutons number 2 colaney in space number 3 the mind of evil number four the Daemons number five the claws of Axos
I hate Third Doctor era tbh...so much boring dragged on earth bound UNIT bantering military nonsense. But yeah Carnival of Monsters and The Time Monster are the good ones.
Here's is my raking for doctor who classic series 11 number one death to the daleks number two planet of the spider number 3 invasion of the dinosaur number four the time warrior number five the monster of peldon
Here are my raking for doctor who series ten number one the three doctorts number two frontier in space number three planet of the daleks number four the green death number five the carnival of monster
Why do you have to keep spoiling everything ? I wanted to watch all of the classics and after each story, see your review, but you ALWAYS talk about FUTURE STORIES. WHY DO YOU DO THIS ? It's unnecessary. You talked about future doctors at least 30 times in this video or you say stuff like "sadly this character will go away in the next story" whyyyyy. I've had enough, in your first videos it was not too much, but this video you're going too far, that's it I'm done with your videos. You're doing the review of a story and you speak more of OTHER stories during the review what's the point
You are the queen never mind democracy
Here is my raking fo doctor who classic season 9 1 day for the daleks 3 froten tera in space 4 the sea devalis 5 planet of the daleks this story is not good now if you want to revisit it and it doesn't hold up because it bales the daleks again 6 the time monster
Aw, no, there are special editions of various episodes? This fandom is complicated! I never even knew about the eps that had been lost/destroyed/whatever. I felt like I never got to know the 2nd Doctor or even the 1st as well as I wanted. That episode where 1, 2, and 3 met up was wonderful for me! It gave me a bit of closure in that way.
I'm watching on Britbox, so I'm not even sure what I'm getting. One day when I'm a millionaire, I'll buy every season on DVD and figure out what's what. As for now, it's just too much for my poor brain. I'll watch whatever Britbox has and will have to be content with that.
Season 7:
The ambassadors of death
The Silurians
Spearhead in space
Inferno
Season 8:
Colony in space
The Claws of Axos
The Daemons
The mind of evil
Terror of the Autons
Season 9: The worst
Day of the daleks
The mutants
The time monster
The curse of Peldon
The sea devils
Season 10: The best
Frontier in space
Planet of the daleks
The three doctors
Carnival of monsters
The green death
Season 11:
Death to the daleks
The monster of Peldon
Invasion of the dinosaurs
Planet of spiders
The time warrior
Ranking goes from worst to best stories in each season
The Dinosaurs in Invasion of the Dinosaurs are epic I wouldn't have them any other way. Spoiled millennials. Try that thing called your imagination 😉
Do. Not. Fail. The. Daleks.
the daemons was class, deal with it