Doctor Who: A Fix with Sontarans (1 episode, 1985) It’s one last brief stop with Colin Baker before jumping back on the canon timeline. Starting with a little bit of history, this is a segment of the popular British television show Jim’ll Fix It. The premise is that children
Doctor Who: Real Time (6 episodes, 2002) It seems appropriate to visit the one visual Big Finish Sixth Doctor tale after saying farewell to Colin Baker’s live-action television portrayal. After a brief reprise of the Third Doctor‘s opening credits, we are reintroduced to the Cybermen as they search the
Doctor Who: Twenty-Third Series and Sixth Doctor Summary The Trial of a Time Lord It was a decent defense against an indictment of the franchise. After the Twenty-Second Series, it was hard to imagine where Doctor Who could go. It was presumably harder to fall further, but the loss
Doctor Who: The Ultimate Foe The Trial of a Time Lord, Parts XIII-XIV (2 episodes, s23e13-e14, 1986) It’s time for closing statements. Picking up at the Doctor’s inadvertent admission of genocide, the Doctor charges that the Matrix has been tampered with so the Inquisitor calls upon the Keeper of
Doctor Who: Terror of the Vervoids The Trial of a Time Lord, Parts IX-XII (4 episodes, s23e09-e12, 1986) The Doctor is given a brief recess to mourn Peri’s death before given the privilege of his own defense. This episode of Time Lord Theater delves into the Doctor’s future. The
Doctor Who: Mindwarp The Trial of a Time Lord, Parts V-VIII (4 episodes, s23e05-e08, 1986) “May I remind you this is a court of law, not a debating society for maladjusted psychotic sociopaths.” The trial continues as the Valeyard and the Doctor continue bashing heads. The Inquisitor scores the
Doctor Who: The Mysterious Planet The Trial of a Time Lord, Parts I-IV (4 episodes, s23e01-e04, 1986) Changes about with a darker theme tune and intricate model and special effects work. The same old creepy smiling intro remains a constant. Swimming in effects is the TARDIS, drawn off course into
Doctor Who: Twenty-Second Series Summary A stunning and sharp decline. The Sixth Doctor’s full opening set was the lowest of any run to date in the Timestamps Project. After a promising start with Attack of the Cybermen and average adventures with Vengeance on Varos and The Mark of the Rani,
Doctor Who: Revelation of the Daleks (2 episodes, s22e12-e13, 1985) A swing and a miss at an abusive Doctor’s last at-bat this inning. Peri and the Doctor arrive on the snow-covered vista that is Necros. They are both wearing blue – the Doctor has a blue and gold cloak
Doctor Who: Timelash (2 episodes, s22e10-e11, 1985) A less than stellar kiss with history. The Doctor and Peri are on their way to the constellation of Andromeda (or possibly the Eye of Orion) for a holiday, of which the Sixth Doctor seems to take many. Their transit – and
Doctor Who: The Two Doctors (3 episodes, s22e07-e09, 1985) The triumph of The Five Doctors brought Icarus too close to the sun. Starting in black and white the Second Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon in their TARDIS – although, that’s not the right console – the adventure phases into color as
Doctor Who: The Mark of the Rani (2 episodes, s22e05-e06, 1985) A peaceful, hard-working existence at a mining village meets a trio of Time Lords. This story has a fast launch out of the gate. A group of miners head for the relaxation of the local bathhouse, but they
