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Sue: So what are you putting me through tonight?
Me: Tonight I’m going give you a taste of how desperate Doctor Who fans were in 1995.
Sue: A desperate Doctor Who fan. Sounds wonderful.
Me: So I’m going to show you a fan film.
Sue: Haven’t I suffered enough?
Me: The fans grew tired of waiting for the BBC to bring Doctor Who back, so they did it themselves. Fans are like that.
Sue: But how could they afford it? Kickstarter didn’t ...
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Me: This is the only Patrick Troughton story that doesn’t begin with a ‘The’.
Sue: (rolling her eyes) Is that so? Remind me why I married you?
The TARDIS dematerialises in mid-air before gently landing on the North Sea.
Sue: I’ve seen this before. I definitely remember seeing that as a child. It’s very memorable. I was going to ask you if the TARDIS ever landed on the ...
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Me: This is the first story with a new producer in charge – Peter Bryant – although he did have a trial run with The Tomb of the Cybermen.
Sue: That’s doesn’t exactly fill me with confidence.
Me: And I forgot to mention that The Enemy of the World was Innes Lloyd’s last story as producer. He was responsible for 16 stories in total. Is there ...
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Sue: The TARDIS doesn’t sound very healthy. That can’t be good.
Our heroes have arrived on a beach and Sue keeps the spirit of Polly alive when she suggests that they may have landed in Cornwall. The Doctor doesn’t care where they are and he decides to go paddling in the sea instead.
Sue: I’m glad this scene with the Doctor standing there in ...
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Sue: These opening credits are HUGE! Brian must be really proud of this story. Actually, I’m surprised that RTD didn’t go in for credits like this.
When we are introduced to the bedlam that is the Brittanicus Base, Sue immediately has a problem with its central computer.
Sue: Is there a Dalek loose on this base? Is that why everyone ...
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Sue: The Doctor really should have a car boot sale. He’s a bit of a hoarder.
Aside from that little gem, Sue doesn’t say very much for the first ten minutes of The Abominable Snowmen. I can only assume that she was totally engrossed or bored out of her gourd. She ...
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You’ll be pleased to hear that we didn’t watch any Doctor Who during our 12th wedding anniversary celebrations. Of course we didn’t. No, we watched an episode of Torchwood instead.
As Captain Jack Harness takes a break from saving the world to have a quick shag.
Sue: From the same franchise that brought you The Faceless ...
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As luck would have it, when the story’s title appears on-screen, Sue is momentarily distracted by Tegan, our cat (who really is a mouth on legs).
Sue: Sorry, I missed that. What’s this one called?
Me: The Antiques of Death.
I think I got away with it.
Sue: This is very odd. It’s as if they’re still hanging around the fringes of the last ...
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