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What was the tune being played at the beginning when the Brig was waiting for the doctor? I like that one.
tombraideress 1 year ago
A Lament for the dead on Flodden field....September 9th. 1513...The flo'ers o' the forest are a' we'ed awa'.......
BillDFC 1 year ago
Sarah-Jane: my favorite of many BBC crushes as a young man...
virginiaorganbuilder 2 years ago
@virginiaorganbuilder Darn right, organbuilder, I agree! She was sure a charmer.
McGrenzer 1 year ago
@McGrenzer *Sigh*
virginiaorganbuilder 1 year ago
dude, the guy who got shot at the beginning looks like Ten!
bookmoviesnob 2 years ago
The episode one cliffhanger scared me so much when I was little!
SynthWho 2 years ago
haha nice bullet hole makeup! :-P
kruegda 2 years ago
It was a kid's show. In England. What do you expect?
telegramsam 2 years ago
i was just remarking at how old this show is and how far tv makeup has come.
Dr. Who was a kids' show? i had no clue...didn't they bring it back to life recently?
kruegda 2 years ago
Well it wasn't *strictly* a kid's show, but it was saturday tea-time "family" viewing and there were many children in the audience, some quite young. If it got too scary or violent, it tended to prompt complaints from certain circles because of this. Google "Mary Whitehouse" and "BBC" if you want an example.
telegramsam 2 years ago
hmmm you are correct but Im sure the writers had alot more than tea time and children when they came up with this stuff. I say let the Doctor be the Doctor
StraytRayzorSymphony 1 year ago
@telegramsam Local public broadcasting station here put "Doctor Who" on at 4:30 or 5 o'clock in the afternoon, probably because the programmers thought it was a kid's show. When someone at the station finally sat down and watched the show, they switched it to 10:30 Friday nights, in hopes that the "kids" would all be in bed, leaving their parents free to watch Hartnell, Troughton, Pertwee, Baker, etc., over and over, in rotation, for years.
McGrenzer 1 year ago
@telegramsam It was a wonderful, intelligent, adult time and there hasn't been anything like it since!
McGrenzer 1 year ago
a real mauser!! :O
garaapje 2 years ago
This is from "Terror of the Zygons," 1975. It's a good one.
DCFunBud 3 years ago
Stewart*
but you are correct all the same
DannyPorter13 3 years ago
Flodden...another rash blunder by a Stuart monarch.
BillDFC 4 years ago
i have this on dvd but if i could name the most haunting who moment, it would be this one
sarahjane4eva 4 years ago