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Classic Who "Time-Flight" Parts 3&4 Reaction

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Owen Wildish

The next one after Time-Flight is going to be great :);;)

Nistrali

There is much greatness on it's way, generally! It's a great era of Who. Which reminds me, I'm sure you get this all the time, but it may be advisable (as far as is possible) to continue to avoid episode titles as you move forward for a bit.......

James Fish

Thanks for a wonderful reaction. This story is on the weirder side but I do like the concept. I can't rightly understand why the Master chose to disguise himself as some alien looking mystic other than to fool the audience. Yes, it is a bit of a blow that the Doctor just goes & leaves Tegan like that. I think he assumed she was onboard, but I guess this sort of thing is inevitable with the amount of travelling the Doctor does. Hope your head clears up & see you next time!

Glen McCulla

This is one of the stories where I had the novelisation as a kid, and always think of Davison's "pleasant, open face" (copyright Terrance Dicks) in front of the plane on the cover of the book. Captain Stapley and Co. were great supporting characters. The timeline where Richard Mace and Captain Stapley became companions would have been great.

Amy Chlebus

To be honest, I never really liked Tegan. When she left, I was really happy. Her attitude reminds me of my mother, and I can't deal with her.

Rob Walters

I agree, not about your mum who I have never met, but the Aussie crone who does nothing but moan. When she finally effed off I was ecstatic.

James Fish

Terrance Dicks was told many years later that an 'Open honest face' was actually a cricket term. He has no idea when he described the 5th Doctor in that way.

Josef Schiltz

I can't think of a genre representation of my late mother - which is probably just a well.

Josef Schiltz

Tegan finds that she missed her flight!