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FULL REACTION | CLASSIC DOCTOR WHO | 1x3 | An Unearthly Child: The Forest of Fear (Patreon)

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2022-03-17 00:21:47
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Please no spoilers beyond this episode unless you see that later episodes have already been released. In that case, no spoilers beyond those episodes.

PLEASE NOTE: Full reactions will not include the full footage from the shows due to copyright/legal reasons. Some portions of the footage will either have video and no audio or audio and no video. The portions have been carefully selected in an effort to (hopefully) minimize the impact of the edits on the viewing experience.

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CW 1.3 Final - PATREON.mp4

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Comments

Jamie Dodds

Hartnell is one of my favourite Doctors (despite his views as an actor), because at this point in time, he’s embryonic. The producers and writers are trying to establish what works and what doesn’t. Doctor Who (to me) thrives on when they work around limitations and succeed

Jake Thornhill

Yes, the names 'Hur' and 'Old Woman' aren't exactly doing the women much justice in this serial!

Malcolm Wolf

Glad you managed to enjoy them. It certainly gets better as time goes on.

Ian Smith

I find it interesting that the Doctor isn't wrong when he remonstrates with Ian - it's just that,at this point,he lacks the diplomacy and experience of humanity to put his facts across sympathetically. The 'stone moment',however,is an interesting glimpse of what the First Doctor might be like if left to his own devices!

britanybinges
>>79972700

Yeah, I wouldn't really expect otherwise, though. Given the time period at all (both for when the show was on and when the story took place).