Doctor Who: Vengeance on Varos (2 episodes, s22e03-e04, 1985) It’s a hit-and-miss meta-adventure. On a rocky red planet dominated by domes, a chained man is being tortured on television. Arak and Etta, our court jesters representing the common man in this play, complain about their mandatory entertainment choices, compulsory
Doctor Who: Attack of the Cybermen (2 episodes, s22e01-e02, 1985) After some time off, the Doctor has gotten better. The adventure begins with two unfortunate sewer workers who find a shiny new brick wall where one should not be. One of them investigates, but the other is attacked by
Doctor Who: Twenty-First Series and Fifth Doctor Summary It’s an unfortunate ending to an era. The Fifth Doctor’s three series run did not perform well in comparison to the rest of the franchise so far, and that’s disappointing considering how much potential the character had. It wasn’t terrible, but
Doctor Who: The Twin Dilemma (4 episodes, s21e21-e24, 1984) He’s the Doctor, whether we like it or not. After some updated and more colorful credits, we find two twins are playing a game of space backgammon. They are named Romulus and Remus, which is a bit on the nose.
