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30: This Show Needs More Puns (The Tenth Planet)

And so closes the era of the first.

This week Kiyan and Dylan take a long, mildly emotional look back at the First Doctor’s run after watching The Tenth Planet, his final serial. It was written by Kit Pedler, with some assistance from Gerry Davis, and it aired in October of 1966.

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29: Which Reminded Me of Scooby-Doo (The Smugglers)

Season 4 starts with what can be better classified as a fizzle rather than a bang.

Kiyan and Dylan experience the start of season 4 with The Smugglers, written by Brian Hayles and aired in September and October of 1966.

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28: Whenever Someone Wears a Cloak I Think of Batman (The War Machines)

That’s a really long title.

And so season 3 comes to a close with The War Machines, which was written by Ian Stuart Black and aired in June and July of 1966.

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27: Russian Roulette in Helmet Form (The Savages)

Some Matrix stuff went down.

This week Kiyan and Dylan watched The Savages, the final appearance of Steven Taylor. It was written by Ian Stuart Black and it aired in May and June of 1966.

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26: Steven’s the Most Talented Character (The Gunfighters)

They have e-mail in the Old West.

This week Kiyan and Dylan traveled to the old west with The Gunslingers, written by Donald Cotton. It was aired in April and May of 1966. It is notable for it’s multitude of Doctor Who ties within it’s actors, notably that Patrick Troughton was offered the role of Johnny Ringo.

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25: Oompa-Loompas Have That Orange Tint (The Celestial Toymaker)

Willy Wonka… is not in this serial.

This week featured The Celestial Toymaker, a favorite of Steven Taylor’s actor, Peter Purves. It was aired in April 1966 and was written by Brian Hayles.

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24: This Series is Built on Incompetent Guards (The Ark)

This week’s serial was far superior to last week’s.

Kiyan and Dylan watch The Ark this week, a serial that renewed their hopes for the future of Doctor Who after The Massacre of St. Bartholomew’s Eve. It was aired in March of 1966 and was written by Paul Erickson and Lesley Scott. This episode also features discussions on the relationship between this episode and some of the reboot, so very minor spoilers for 9th and 10th doctor episodes here.

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23: We Watched It So You Wouldn’t Have To (The Massacre)

Quite possibly the worst serial we’ve watched so far.

This week Dylan and Kiyan suffered through The Massacre of St. Bartholomew’s Eve, which aired in January and February of 1966. It was written by John Lucarotti and Donald Tosh.

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22: They Didn’t Put an Off Switch! (The Daleks’ Master Plan 7-12)

And then we concluded The Daleks’ Master Plan

This week Kiyan and Dylan finished off The Daleks’ Master Plan, with the final 6 episodes, aired between 23 December, 1965 and 29 January, 1966. These episodes were also written by Dennis Spooner and Terry Nation. The Doctor also breaks the 4th wall in episode 7.

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21: The Doctor Supports Oculus (The Daleks’ Master Plan 1-6)

The first 6 episodes of the Daleks’ Master Plan.

This week Kiyan and Dylan watched the first 6 episodes of The Daleks’ Master Plan, written by Terry Nation and Dennis Spooner. These episodes were aired between 13 November and 16 December of 1965. This serial also marks the first, and last adventure of Katarina.

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