1984–86
Real Time is, much like its predecessor (understandably, given broadband speeds at the time) of the limited animation ilk …
While in Doctor Who terms, it may be little more than a pantomime runaround that makes very little sense, I could never hate Dimensions in Time …
Doctor Who — The Ultimate Adventure is my last so-called sidestep of the show's classic run …
Unfairly maligned seems to be the description I go to when discussing the Sixth Doctor's era …
The opening shot to The Trial of a Time Lord is still magnificent, even over thirty years later …
Probably because I'd first seen Revelation of the Daleks in its four-part version, by the time Orcini's leg got blown off, I'd forgotten it was an artificial limb …
For some reason, I had read the novelisation of Timelash long before seeing the episodes themselves …
In many ways, The Two Doctors marked the beginning of the end for classic Doctor Who …
There aren't many openings in Doctor Who as good as the first couple of minutes of The Mark of The Rani …
The Sixth Doctor's character is certainly a contrast with his predecessors. Watching Doctor Who in 1985 must have been an unusual experience for long-term fans …
Attack of the Cybermen feels like another example of the style of brutal, action-packed, seat-of-the-pants storytelling that Eric Saward employed in Earthshock and Resurrection of the Daleks …
