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Classic Who "Warriors of the Deep" Parts 3&4 Full Reaction! (Patreon)

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Andrew Vignaux

"These human beings will die as they have lived, in a sea of their own blood.", Ichtar, "Warriors of the Deep" "Can you be sure?", "No, Tegan. Perhaps you should ask it nicely to go away.", Tegan and the Doctor discussing the Myrka, "Warriors of the Deep" Solow's hand-waving and kick to the Myrka - that's "oh dear #2" of this story. Now, it isn't a bad plot point to have the foreign agent confronted by the monster there, but the execution of is, bluntly, not filmed well and there was time for only one feeble try and they couldn't have a retake. "All right, Tegan, close your eyes. Make a wish!", The Doctor, "Warriors of the Deep" I do like the set-up of the "make a wish" line and then the call-back to it to get Tegan to close here eyes. "In an earlier regeneration you knew me as the Doctor.", The Doctor, "Warriors of the Deep" Ooh, an in-story reference to the original 3rd-Doctor stories! BTW: In the original TV story the main group were just credited as "Old Silurian", "Young Silurian" and "Silurian Scientist" - we didn't get names. "There should have been another way.", The Doctor, "Warriors of the Deep" The anti-Moffat "The Doctor Dances" line "Everybody lives!". As you pointed out, it could be a riveting tragic story but it wasn't executed well. And it's the same tragedy, really. It shows how good Mac Hulke's original story concept was.