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Classic Who "Kinda" Parts 3&4 Full Reaction! (Patreon)

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2024-05-31 12:45:01
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Classic Who - "Kinda" Part 3/4 Full Reaction - Sesskasays

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Andrew Vignaux

"Don't be silly! You can't mend people, can you?", Hindle, "Kinda" I really like this story. The pop-up-puppet cliffhanger between 2 and 3 is fun. The viewer is really lead to believe that what Todd screams at will be immediately hideous - only to discover, in a beat or two, the psychic summons and things just get deeper and weirder. I am subscribed to another Who reactor (Nicole - you were both on that BBC 60th Who reactor radio segment) and you both have visceral issues with this story - you don't like snakes on screen, she has another horror response to a scene. As I mentioned last time, I don't go out of my way to watch people feel uncomfortable - but I watch all the Who content I can. The Kinda call the off-worlders the "Not-We". One of the Who fan sites have cleverly adapted this phrase to mean Doctor Who casual viewers - who can watch an episode - but not, as us "We" who are deep into the whole Who lore. There is a choice of viewing the original TV version (which you saw) and one with enhanced CGI - enhanced CGI of the snake. I could point you at a video that shows the difference - but ... I won't. There are so many good actors here - Panna (the blind shaman) was played by Mary Morris. She had been acting since the 1930s - "Kinda" was broadcast in 1982. That's a whole heap of an acting career! Simon Rouse plays Hindle - the unhinged base officer. Wow, that's a powerful performance as he breaks down. "Well, if you must know, I climbed a tree and dropped apples on his head.", Tegan, "Kinda" And this is a great story for Janet as well! "I think paradise is a little too green for me as well.", The Doctor, "Kinda"