>I think it may be my favorite Doctor Who story.
>Am I alone in that?
A bit. I wouldn't call it my favorite. It's in the upper half. All
the wandering around does get tedious.
Dav Vandenbroucke
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Well you are trying out why history is all over the place.
Frist you have to get through the fog.
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No, it may well be my favourite Troughton story. Such a parade of
well-done parts, smartly written, taking on the challenge of making a
10-part story work. It's a huge accomplishment.
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