A 2 part filler as the episodes originally planned for season 1 were 13 and this is numbers 12 and 13.
Also known as "Beyond The Sun".
And "Inside the Tardis".
DR WHO: THE EDGE OF DESTRUCTION (1964)
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Re: DR WHO: THE EDGE OF DESTRUCTION (1964)
I don't wish to cause offence but what is the point of this post?
Re: DR WHO: THE EDGE OF DESTRUCTION (1964)
No offence caused and equally I hope the post did not cause you any offence.stevezodiac wrote: 30 Dec 2024, 16:55 I don't wish to cause offence but what is the point of this post?
It's just a bit of Xmas fun that relates indirectly to the recent colourization of The War Games in that it takes a post modern humourous look at
early Dr Who.
If you would like me to delete the post, I shall.
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Re: DR WHO: THE EDGE OF DESTRUCTION (1964)
No thats OK. I hadn't seen the previous posts explaining it but the lack of votes suggests not a lot of interest. I was lucky enough to be watching Dr. Who during the Hartnell period and my earliest memory is the Zarbi. Giant ants with human legs.
Re: DR WHO: THE EDGE OF DESTRUCTION (1964)
My earliest Dr. Who is during the Pertwee period, giant dinosaurs invading London.stevezodiac wrote: 31 Dec 2024, 10:21 No thats OK. I hadn't seen the previous posts explaining it but the lack of votes suggests not a lot of interest. I was lucky enough to be watching Dr. Who during the Hartnell period and my earliest memory is the Zarbi. Giant ants with human legs.
