Season 17 of ‘Doctor Who’ with Tom Baker on Blu-ray #3

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It’s time for the third story of Season 17 of ‘Doctor Who’ on Blu-ray with Tom Baker. Today, we take a look at ‘The Creature From The Pit’, a four-part adventure by David Fisher, starring Tom Baker and Lalla Ward, who are joined by K-9 (voiced by David Brierley). The story also features Myra Frances as Lady Adrasta, Geoffrey Bayldon as Organon and a peculiar alien creature called Erato. 😀 In terms of the story’s concepts and ideas, they’re very good. The overdose of humour and the execution of the titular ‘creature from the pit’ have a lot to be desired though. 😀

‘All Creatures Great and Small’ – Series 6 REVIEWED

   

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I’ve finished my reviews on Series 6 of ‘All Creatures Great and Small’. I have enjoyed this season, though I don’t think its as good as previous seasons. This is bound to be due to Peter Davison as Tristan not being in it much. But hey Series 7 is coming up next. I’m looking forward to see Trist back in that! 😀

Quick DVD review – ‘Campion’

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As it’s a day before my birthday today, it’s good timing to do a quick review on a birthday present I gave my Mum in March this year! My parents and I have finished watching the complete series of ‘Campion’ starring Peter Davison. I’ve enjoyed watching this crime drama TV series with my parents!

‘All Creatures Great and Small’ – Christmas Specials (1983–1985) REVIEWED

   

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It’s Christmas time!

Okay, no it isn’t. But I’ve added my two reviews on the two Christmas Specials of ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ from 1983 and 1985 to my blog! These are the two final episodes that feature what I consider to be the golden era of ‘All Creatures’. It’s where the series ends for me on a personal level, but I will be watching and reviewing Series 4 next.

DVD Reviews – ‘Star Cops’

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I’ve created a new sci-fi page on my blog focusing on ‘Star Cops’! I’ve also added my reviews on the 9 episodes of the short-lived TV series, starring David Calder, Erick Ray Evans, Trevor Cooper, Linda Newton, Jonathan Adams and Sayo Inaba. This is all in preparation for the Big Finish audios I’m looking forward to listening to soon. The series was originally devised by Chris Boucher in 1987.

‘All Creatures Great and Small’ – Series 2 REVIEWED

   

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I’ve finished all of my reviews on Series 2 of ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ and what good timing! The last episode of the season is a Christmas episode, just in time for us to celebrate Christmas next month. The TV series stars Christopher Timothy, Robert Hardy, Peter Davison and Carol Drinkwater.

‘The Creature From The Pit’ and ‘Nightmare of Eden’ with Tom Baker

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I’ve posted two new DVD reviews today on two ‘Doctor Who’ stories! They star Tom Baker as the Doctor and Lalla Ward as Romana with K-9, voiced by David Brierley.

DVD Review – ‘Alice Through The Looking Glass’

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“Merry Christmas Sarah!”

As promised, here’s a new DVD review added to ‘The Works of Sarah Sutton’, attached to ‘The Nyssa Challenge’ page for Christmas 2016! It’s on the BBC TV movie of ‘Alice Through The Looking Glass’ starring Sarah Sutton as Alice.  It was shown on Christmas Day back in 1973. Now it is available to watch on DVD and from the BBC store as a download online.

DVD reviews – ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’ (BBC TV series)

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I’ve now posted my reviews on ‘The Chronicles of Narnia’ BBC TV series on my ‘Bradley’s Basement’ blog. This BBC TV series was the first version of ‘Narnia’ I saw on screen. It’s an amazing and wonderful TV series from 1988-90. It features four out of the seven book adapted into TV.