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Sue: That isn’t something you see on Doctor Who every day – stock footage of a plane.
Neil: That isn’t stock footage.
We are both amused when our heroes step out of the TARDIS into immediate danger. Ben and Polly ...
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To extract maximum enjoyment from this installment, please activate the following audio file whenever Sue speaks. Trust me, she can’t get enough of it.
Sue: Ooh, that’s new.
Me: Proper Doctor Who titles.
Sue: He looks drunk.
Me: He looks magnificent.
Sue: No, he looks like a ...
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Sue: I bet the Moon was very topical when this originally went out.
Me: Just a bit.
Sue: I’m not convinced by the Ronson hairdryers on their backs, and their helmets are steaming up something rotten. I notice that they’re using the same wires from The Underwater Menace. ...
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A couple of hours before we settled down to watch The Underwater Menace, Sue and I appeared as guests on Bob Fischer’s BBC Tees radio show to shamelessly plug this blog. You can listen to the edited highlights below; Sue’s PVC Dalek-suit anecdote was news to me!
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Sue: I do like a good historical, especially when it’s not a recon.
Me: Sorry to disappoint you, love, but that’s not Doctor Who. If I’m not mistaken, it’s a clip from Peter Watkins’ 1964 documentary, Culloden. It’s quite clever, actually.
Sue recognises Frazer Hines immediately. Well, I say recognise.
Sue: Oh look, it’s whathisface from Emmerdale Farm! He definitely becomes ...
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Sue: Bring on the Troughton!
Me: Are you genuinely excited or are you just trying to be sarcastic?
Sue: No, I really am excited. I honestly cannot wait. Do we get a new title sequence? ...
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Sue: Yay! It’s The Tenth Planet! I know all about this one.
OK, it’s time for me to come clean. It would be fantastic if Sue was oblivious to the significance attributed to this story, but she isn’t. I could ...
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The fourth season of Doctor Who kicks off where the third season left off – with Polly and Ben barging their way into the TARDIS.
Sue: Ben and Polly are very modern, compared to what we’ve seen in the series before. They are almost too modern. They may as well shout “Fab and groovy, man!” at the top ...
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Sue: This one has Daleks written all over it. Even the titles look like they’ve been written by a Dalek. It’s so obvious.
When the Doctor complains about his irritable skin condition, which he only gets when he’s near a Dalek, Sue’s suspicions are confirmed. The Doctor decides that something is up to no good at the newly erected Post Office Tower (“It was ...
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