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39 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1997

Excellence from Tom Baker
Personally, I thought this was the best interaction between Tom Baker and Elisabeth Sladen of their entire story arcs.

Omen [VHS]

194 reviews
Gregory Peck, Lee Remick

Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, 1996

One of the best horror movies of all time
The Omen is a timeless horror classic, one of the scariest movies ever made, and in my opinion the best movie ever made concerning the antichrist and his uprising. It is a tale of pure horror as a man slowly discovers that his adopted son is none other than the son of satan himself, and any who dare stand in his way are soon to meet their grisly demise. Well made, well acted, top notch music ...

Doctor Who The Krotons [VHS]

8 reviews
Dr. Who, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1994

Another Great Troughton Who episode
I've been buying loads of Doctor Who videos and DVDs recently, most of which I have never seen. Being a fan of the series, I knew who Patrick Troughton was, but never saw any of his episodes. His appearance in The Five Doctors was just a glimps into what the second Doctor was like and "Who" he was. Needless to say I wanted more. Tomb of the Cybermen was my first Troughton episode...I'm ...

Doctor Who - The War Machines [VHS]

13 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1998

The story that influenced the Terminator? Perhaps.
This story is one of many examples of an intelligent concept being utilized in a very exceptional way in the Doctor Who format. This adventure has the good Doctor and Dodo arriving in London of 1966, and soon they would become involved in a very insidious plot put forth WOTAN, the very first example of a thinking computer, otherwise known as A.I., artificial intelligence, and the subsequent ...

Doctor Who - The Tomb of the Cybermen [VHS]

54 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1995

Patrick Troughton and the Cybermen
This was one of the few Patrick Troughton stories that were not erased. I am glad it was saved, this is an excellent story, even if the fx are a little outdated. For the most part, Patrick Troughton shows us why he was chosen to play the doctor through his versatile acting. The story is in and of itself a simple yet enjoyable tale of the doctor landing (accidentally) in a situation not of his ...

Doctor Who - Shada [VHS]

24 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1994

Supposed-to-be...
This was supposed to be the epic end-of-season story, with much of the season's budget allocated to it. It features another posh location, Cambridge University; it introduces another of the Doctor's race of Time Lords, Salyavin, an escaped criminal masquerading as Professor Chronotis at the University. It was supposed to be the classic send-off that outgoing producer Graham Williams deserved. ...

Doctor Who - The Android Invasion [VHS]

14 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1996

I just love this episode...
I truly enjoy the earlier Tom Baker (Sarah Jane) episodes. "The Android Invasion" is a wonderful example (when he actually wore the hat) and a great performance by Liz Sladen as they arrive and explore a seemingly deserted English village. When I sit down to watch a Dr Who, I often find myself reaching for this tape. The story has a special charm that is difficult to explain. I would ...

Doctor Who - The Tenth Planet [VHS]

31 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

BBC Warner, 2001

DOCTOR WHO THE TENTH PLANET VHS mark
Doctor who the tenth planet was very very good!! and I did like the cybermen in doctor who it was a good!!! story the cybermen where trying to take over the earth. age 9 Mark Thomann

Doctor Who - The Web Planet [VHS]

43 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1994

"My TARDIS!?!?!"
When his TARDIS is mysteriously drawn to a planet he doesn't initially recognize, the Doctor (William Hartnell) finds himself in the middle of a war between two insectoid races in "The Web Planet." Along for the ride are Ian (William Russell), Barbara (Jacqueline Hill) and Vicki (Maureen O'Brien). Soon after landing, the group is split up in a seemingly systematic way. The Doctor and Ian go ...

Doctor Who - The Daemons [VHS]

11 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1995

A Devilish Tale courtesy of Quatermass and Wheatley
One of my favourite Jon Pertwee era stories originall broadcast May 22 through June 19 1971, this adventure was extremely controversial in the UK at the time with campaigner Mary Whitehouse calling for it not to be broadcast. Full of references to withcraft and mysticism the story combines ancient English practices of Morris Dancing and the Maypole with Dridic and Celtic legends. Throw in some ...

Doctor Who - Revenge of the Cybermen [VHS]

20 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1994

Unfairly Maligned
I base my rating of a story on whether or not I was entertained, and if what I just watched left me with a good feeling. This story accomplishes both. I find it hysterical that critics of Doctor Who stories use lack of realism as an argument, as if someone traveling through space and time in a police box is realistic! Cheap sets? Use your imagination. We all have it; it's just that some of us ...

Doctor Who - The Dominators [VHS]

7 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

BBC Warner, 2000

We can learn a lot from this story
The thing I enjoy about The Dominators is that it doesn't hold back being politically true, proving flower power to be oxymoronic. You won't find the John Lennon weed-smoking, "imagine" crowd glorified in this tale. The Dulcians, with emphasis on the first syllable (dull) are portrayed as a bunch of beatniks who wouldn't lift a finger, let alone a weapon, to save their hide. They abolished all ...

Doctor Who - Underworld [VHS]

3 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

BBC Warner, 2003

The Doctor travels to the end of the Universe
The Doctor and his latest traveling compaion Leela find themselves on a ship built by the Minyans a race visted upon by the Time Lords long ago. The Minyans proclaimed them gods and were given such advancements that they destoyed one another. Save for two ships the P7e which held the race banks of the minyan people to start over again and the second sent to find the lost P7E. The Doctor and ...

Doctor Who - Nightmare of Eden [VHS]

16 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

BBC Warner, 2000

Classic Tom Baker
First off, ANYTHING with Tom Baker is good. END OF DISCUSSION. Those who pan the episode are totally off base. Of course the sets and the costumes have flaws! They ALWAYS have flaws. It's the BBC for crying out loud. Overall it's a great story and it's one of my favorites, probably because of all the humor. You get the feeling that they just had a lot of fun with this one. The tax men are ...

Doctor Who - Colony in Space [VHS]

10 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

BBC Warner, 2003

Great old Doctor Who episode
This is a great old Doctor Who episode that isn't available on DVD at the time of this post. This is a must see episode to understand this doctor.

Dr. Who - The Mind of Evil [VHS]

9 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1999

Action, Adventure, Humor, Drama. A Must Have Story!
This may be my favorite Pertwee (3rd Doctor) story. The era of the 3rd Doctor is typified in this story. The typical 3rd Doc story involves the Doctor, Jo, UNIT (the Brigadier etc) and situations that quickly get out of control. The Doctor and Jo go to Stangmore prison to observe the use of the Keller Machine that supposedly removes the evil impulses from the brains of convicts and makes ...

Doctor Who - The Three Doctors [VHS]

26 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1995

Just a Fun Ride!
The Three Doctos is just a fun jaunt! The interaction between Pertwee and Troughton is great and throw in Courtney and Levine and the fun just multiplies. The scientist in the show is good in his role too. The appearance of Hartnell works despite his not actually being on the same set. When one finds out why he wasn't able to do the show with the others, because of his being so sick, you realize ...

Doctor Who - The Five Doctors [VHS]

55 reviews
Peter Davison, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1994

best VHS box set ever!!!!
the five doctors and the kings deamonds were both good episodes.the five doctors was giving a flavor of what doctor who is about well kindof.the kings deamonds was allright but you just dont feel the flavor of doctor who in the episode.but those episodes were allright they are worth checking out.and i hope i can collect more doctor who VHS box sets. so i hope you injoyed reading this review.also ...

Doctor Who - City of Death [VHS]

57 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1998

That could have been the most important punch in history, Duggan
1. An alien space ship explodes after attempting to launch from pre modern earth. The Doctor and Romana are in Paris. 2. A crack in time has occurred, someone is tampering with time. The Doctor and Romana are beings outside of time and experiencing the side affects. 3. The Mona Lisa is missing eyebrows. 4. The Count Carlos Scarlioni is altering time in few second intervals. Scarlioni ...

Doctor Who - The Pirate Planet [VHS]

22 reviews
William Hartnell, Patrick Troughton

20th Century Fox, 1996

Two of the British SCI-FI greats collaborate . . .
And the result is synergy! Douglas Adams ("The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency") worked at BBC for a while, including some work as an Editor on "Doctor Who", until they finally let him write an episode, and here is the result. Tom Baker's quirky portrayal of the peripatetic Time-Lord is the absolutely perfect marriage of actor to script, as he ...

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