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Some funny moments from The Mind Robber DVD commentary

Featuring the voices of Wendy Padbury (Zoe), Frazer Hines (Jamie), Hamish Wilson (also Jamie) and David Maloney (Director)

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September 14 - October 12, 1968: The Mind Robber TARDIS Data Core entry

This is simply one of the best things ever, more than making up for the perceived failings of The Dominators. It's a madcap metafictional romp, not just breaking the fourth wall, but stomping all over it.

To escape from the horrifying volcano at the end of the last story, the Doctor moves the TARDIS out of space and time ... and into the land of Fiction! Here our intrepid crew meets up with Rapunzel, Lemuel Gulliver, and The Karkus (a superhero from Zoe's time), and they face the machinations of The Master (no, not that one)!

All this, and the timeless shot of Zoe in her shiny jumpsuit clinging to the spinning TARDIS console.

[nerds-yearbook]

In 37,166 AD, the time traveling alien known as the Doctor (Doctor 4) and his companion Sarah Jane Smith answer a distress call on the planet Zeta Minor. At first the Doctor is accused of murder when they arrive but soon he discovers there is more going on than simply murder and it involves antimatter. ("The Planet of Evil" Doctor Who, TV)

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SKIN (2018)

Director - Guy Nattiv, Cinematography - Drew Daniels

"You know what? You're my problem."

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Doctor Who: Planet Of The Daleks (10.4, BBC, 1973)

"Courage isn't just a matter of not being frightened, you know. It's being afraid and doing what you have to do anyway."

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David J Maloney

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Can you believe how pretty everyone looks here

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Poor Jan Chappell

I've been watching the DVD commentary for Trial, and the boys do not let poor Jan get a word in. It's appalling behaviour and quite hard to listen to. If that was typical, I'm impressed she lasted three series.