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jacksdoodlesnshit · 2 years
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reachingforthevoid · 1 year
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Doctor Who: The Sontaran Experiment
I rewatched this serial of two parts on 1 March 2023. Happy St David’s day, folx. Oh, and happy 48th anniversary of the first screening on the BBC of part two of this story.
Our heroes arrive on a windswept moor and the Doctor gets to work on repairing the transmat for the people on Nerva Beacon. He tells Sarah and Harry to go wandering — a first! — and of course things are not what they seem. There are astronauts, and a robot, and an alien in the rocks torturing the humans. It’s not long before the alien is revealed to be a Sontaran. This one is Styre, who is experimenting on humans in ways reminiscent of Nazi war crimes.
Fun fact: almost all of the astronauts are played by white South Africans. One of them, Glyn Jones, has the distinction of writing the 1965 Doctor Who serial The Space Museum.
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adventure-showdown · 6 months
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What is your favourite Doctor Who story?
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ROUND 1 MASTERPOST
synopses and propaganda under the cut
The Sontaran Experiment
Synopsis
Arriving on a seemingly deserted Earth, the Doctor, Sarah and Harry soon discover a crew of shipwrecked astronauts from a distant Earth colony. Lured there by a fake distress call, the astronauts are being experimented on by the deadly Sontarans in preparation of a full-scale invasion of the planet. Can the Doctor defeat Sontaran Field-Major Styre and save the world?
Propaganda no propaganda submitted
The Masque of Mandragora
Synopsis
An encounter with the living energy structure known as the Mandragora Helix leads the TARDIS to 15th century Italy. Between palace intrigue, the machinations of a sinister cult and a rogue fragment of Helix energy, the Fourth Doctor and Sarah have their hands full. There is not much time, for when Mandragora swallows the Moon, it will be time to strike.
Propaganda no propaganda submitted
The Talons of Weng Chiang
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The Fourth Doctor brings Leela to Victorian London to see how her ancestors lived but is rapidly drawn into a fiendish plot involving Chinese Tongs, disappearing women, an Asian stage magician with uncanny powers, a murderous ventriloquist's dummy, and giant rats in the sewers.
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do not vote for this fucking piece of shit racist story. i watched it once and never ever want to set eyes on it again, how people can possibly think its good is baffeling to me when its so aggresively and distractingly racist. it is bad, if it gets even one vote we should set fire to the entire internet (anonymous)
Underworld
Synopsis
On the edge of the universe, the Doctor, Leela and K9 encounter a Minyan ship on an epic quest to find their race banks... but their people have encountered the Time Lords before.
Propaganda no propaganda submitted
The Leisure Hive
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The Fourth Doctor and Romana II arrive on Argolis in search of a peaceful holiday at the famed Leisure Hive. Instead they become embroiled in both a takeover scheme by the Argolins' historic enemy the Foamasi and the machinations of Pangol, child of the Generator.
Propaganda no propaganda submitted
Full Circle
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The TARDIS falls through a CVE into E-Space and arrives on the planet Alzarius. There, the inhabitants of a crashed starliner and a group of young rebels called the Outlers are terrorised by a race of Marshmen who emerge from the marshes at a time known as Mistfall. Will the Fourth Doctor be able to help the starliner's inhabitants repair their ship and leave the planet?
Propaganda no propaganda submitted
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doctorwhogirlie · 2 months
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Doctor Who: The Sontaran Experiment
Season Twelve ✨ 1974 - 1975 ✨
Doctor: 4th
Story Length: 2 Episodes
Companions: Sarah-Jane and Harry
Main Setting: Earth 16087
Main Enemy: Field Major Styre
Creatures: Sontaran
My Personal Rating: 3/10
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So, don't get me wrong, I like the Sontarans, a lot actually. But they're so useless it's hilarious. I thoroughly enjoy watching them bumble about being evil little potatoes, but do they ever really succeed at anything other than being angry? No. I'd love to meet a Sontaran and laugh at them, they're just silly potatoes. I liked this story anyways, it was rather short though, only two episodes.
(Please don't take these too seriously, I am not a real life reviewer, just someone who likes the show)
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vintage1981 · 2 years
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The Doctor is Abducted! | The Sontaran Experiment | Doctor Who
Harry is stuck in a hole, and the Doctor is abducted by mysterious humans! Is it up to Sarah to save the day?
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cleowho · 5 years
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“I have the reports.”
The Sontaran Experiment - season 12 - 1975
#Four in Order - 03/42 A Fourth Doctor-era GIFset each day, in story order.
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ao3feed-doctorwho · 7 years
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Before the Sontaran Experiment
read it on the AO3 at http://ift.tt/2ruw0Ty
by pigeonking
This is a little skit that I wrote a few years ago just for fun during a period of illness. I don't know why it's taken so long for me to share it here. I hope you enjoy it! :)
Words: 1499, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Doctor Who
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Characters: Field Major Styre, The Marshall
Additional Tags: Comedy, Skit
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doctorwhonews · 5 years
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Character Options B and M Collection Revealed
Latest from the news site: Character Options has revealed a new series of exclusive Doctor Who toys for local B&M Stores in the UK. The collection was unveiled on Character Options’ own YouTube channel via an unboxing-style video presented by the firm’s Creative Director Al Dewar. In the video viewers were treated to a detailed review of the range which consists of three figures sets featuring Daleks and the TARDIS. The Seventh Doctor Collector Figure Set – is a three articulated figure set Including The Doctor wearing his cream jacket, jumper and ubiquitous plaid trousers. His duo of villains includes the Cyberman and Cyberleader each with Cybergun accessories. The Two Doctors Collector Figure set – is from the episode entitled the Two Doctors and includes Second Doctor as Androgum as played by Patrick Troughton, the companion and American college student Perpugilliam (Peri) Brown and the villain of the episode, the Sontaran, Group Marshal Stike. The Sontarans Collector Figure Set – also features this fearful enemy and includes Lieutenant Harry Sullivan - one of the companions of the Fourth Doctor, plus two Sontarans - Field Major Styre, and Commander Lynx. Accessories include Sontaran helmets and blasters. The TARDIS is a much loved piece in every Doctor Who collection and this latest launch includes two sets to collect that feature this essential Time Travelling Machine with opening doors The Fifth Doctor and TARDIS from Caves of Androzani –Produced in 5.5 inch scale and has the Fifth Doctor played by Peter Davison and the somewhat travel weary police box TARDIS that has returned from the Caves of Androzani as in the 6th episode in Season 21 where the Doctor willingly undergoes a regeneration to save his companion! The Fourth Doctor and TARDIS from Shada Collector Figure Set – is as seen in the final, long delayed, episode of Series 17. Shada is the secret Time Lord’s Prison and it is with much trepidation that the Doctor, as played by Tom Baker, must make a visit. Three Doctor and Dalek sets have also been created inspired by popular Big Finish audio episodes including: The Eighth Doctor and Dalek Interrogator Prime Action Figure Set – shows the fully articulated Doctor dressed in jeans and double breasted jacket and the Dalek Interrogator he faces when captured in the episode. The War Doctor and Dalek Scientist Action Figure Set – has the Doctor as played by John Hurt in the War Doctor Audio episodes, the Dalek included is a scientist and works independently of High Command. The Seventh Doctor and Axis Strike Squad Dalek Action Figure Set – features the Time Lord as played by Sylvester McCoy in the Gallifrey VI Series. He must help regain Gallifrey and defeat the bronzed Daleks that have taken over the AXIS. Al Dewar, commentedIt was huge fun to reveal by video the entire new collection. We are incredibly proud of this summer 2019 line up and believe that the fans will be equally delighted with each product that are to be launched. Our loyal following of collectors are always keen to gain a first glimpse of what’s new and doing this in such a personal style was important to us. The next stage is to see the range in store! The collection will be available in B&M stores from Late August Doctor Who News http://www.doctorwhonews.net/2019/07/character-options-b-and-m-collection.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr
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adventure-showdown · 6 months
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What is your favourite Doctor Who story?
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ROUND 2 MASTERPOST
synopses and propaganda under the cut
The Sontaran Experiment
Synopsis
Arriving on a seemingly deserted Earth, the Doctor, Sarah and Harry soon discover a crew of shipwrecked astronauts from a distant Earth colony. Lured there by a fake distress call, the astronauts are being experimented on by the deadly Sontarans in preparation of a full-scale invasion of the planet. Can the Doctor defeat Sontaran Field-Major Styre and save the world?
Propaganda no propaganda submitted
The Pirate Planet
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The Doctor and Romana learn the second segment of the Key to Time is on the planet Calufrax. Yet they arrive on a planet called Zanak, which has been hollowed out and fitted with hyperspace engines, allowing its insane, half-robot Captain to materialise it around smaller planets and plunder their resources.
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its so good, its really funny, the captain and his lackey are a sight to behold, and the key to time really adds to it in a way most other parts of the season don’t manage (anonymous)
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ao3feed-doctorwho · 7 years
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The Sondel Conspiracy
read it on the AO3 at http://ift.tt/2o6uyVv
by pigeonking
This story is a direct sequel to The Asteroid Army and ties up many threads from some of my other Doctor Who stories shared here too...
Words: 10992, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Doctor Who
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence
Characters: The Doctor (Doctor Who), Clara Oswin Oswald, Susan Foreman, David Campbell, Madame Vastra (Doctor Who), Jenny (Doctor Who), Strax (Doctor Who), Samuel "Squirrel" Malone, Tammy Malone, Eleanor "Chipmunk" Malone, Commander Linx, Field Major Styre, Commander Stor, Group Marshal Stike, Major Varl, General Staal (Doctor Who), Commander Skorr
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doctorwhonews · 7 years
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The Fourth Doctor Adventures - Series 6, Episode 2 - The Eternal Battle
Latest Review: Tom Baker (The Doctor), Lalla Ward (Romana)  John Leeson (K9)  Dan Starkey(Field Major Lenk/Sergeant Major Stom)  Jane Slavin (Captain Nina Albiston/Sycon Computer)  John Banks (Brennan/Trooper Varn) Producer David Richardson Script Editor John Dorney Executive Producers Jason Haigh-Ellery and Nicholas Briggs Written By: Cavan Scott and Mark Wright Directed By: Nicholas Briggs This review contains spoilers! Sontaran zombie eat flesh! Now, if that short sentence doesn't send a thrill down your spine, I don't know what will. The Eternal Battle finds the Doctor, Romana and K9 aiming the TARDIS for the Lake District, where the Doctor wants to go and visit (much to Romana's joy) a pencil museum. However, they find themselves stranded on an alien no mans land, in the midst of a great war, a war that nobody involved seems to really know quite how long has has been raging (here is a small clue faithful DWN reader: the story is called THE ETERNAL WAR). Our space and time traveling trio are saved from certain death by a rather large Sontaran tank, the occupants of, when they find out that they have rescued the Doctor, insist on killing the enemy of the Sontarans there and then. Can the Doctor sweet talk himself out of this one? Of course he can. Before you can say "Probic vent" there is an uneasy truce between the Doctor and the Sontarans as he strives to help them in a rather strange war against humans.....and undead Sontarans. Just to make things matters worse, the TARDIS has rather handily gone missing, and Romana and K9 are trapped in a bunker with a dying Sontaran (the zombie rules are pretty standard - in this story, you die, then come back hungry for flesh). I really enjoyed The Eternal Battle. What a great idea to have the Sontarans, the greatest warriors in the universe, fighting undead versions of themselves, whose masses will only grow as more Sontarans die in  battle. Brilliant. Plus, just to complicate matters more, the dead humans turn into zombies as well.  The writers Cavan Scott and Mark Wright have really struck gold here, with a fantastically original spin on rejuvenating an old foe. As the art work on the cover suggests, these are classic seriesl Sontarans, two of whom, in the extras, Dan Starkey himself says are based on Linx from The Time Warrior and Styre from The Sontaran Experiment, the similarities to those two classic characters are very evident, especially in the calculating way that they react to a situation. Scott and Wright have truly taken the Sontarans back to their roots, away from the more comedic characters that they have become. Talking of Dan Starkey, he really does steal the show. He has perfected Sontarans in a way that Nicholas Briggs has done with perfecting the daleks. I have absolutely no problem at all with Strax, the Sontaran that Starkey plays in New Who, I think his comic timing is absolutely spot on - but here he proves that he can play old school. Of course Tom Baker, Lalla Ward and John Leeson come across as if they are having a whale of a time, and this carries into the story's extras. Ward seems particularly overjoyed to have her version of Romana finally meeting the famous 'Potato Heads'. As always the trio of leads play off of each other very well, creating some classic moments (Romana's enthusiasm for the pencil museum is indeed a classic moment that would have been at home in any of her televised episodes) The rest of the cast, most notably Big Finish stalwarts Jane Slavin and John Banks are all excellent also. Directed by Nicholas Briggs himself, The Eternal Battle is a joy to listen to. A thrilling ride that I would definitel, most highly recommend.   The Eternal Battle is available now from Big Finish.   http://reviews.doctorwhonews.net/2017/02/the_fourth_doctor_adventures_series_6_episode_2_the.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr
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