percus@acf4.UUCP (Allon G. Percus) (09/17/85)
Something has been plaguing my mind for a while, but I never got
around to asking about it: the "Doctor Who Programme Guide" says,
under "The Dalek Masterplan," that Episode 7 is a christmas story
falling in the middle of the main plot. What does this mean?
Is this episode a story on its own? Does it have anything to
do with "Dalek Masterplan"? Can anyone answer any of these
questions for me?
A. G. Percus
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"Your arrogance is nearly as great as your ignorance,
young man."
[An easy one to guess]nyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken) (09/19/85)
>Something has been plaguing my mind for a while, but I never got >around to asking about it: the "Doctor Who Programme Guide" says, >under "The Dalek Masterplan," that Episode 7 is a christmas story >falling in the middle of the main plot. What does this mean? >Is this episode a story on its own? Does it have anything to >do with "Dalek Masterplan"? Can anyone answer any of these >questions for me? The seventh episode was a Christmas pantomime, the Doctor & companions had manged to evade the Daleks for one episode when they visited Earth (Liverpool) on Christmas Day, 1965 (when the episode was broadcast). It included a visit to the set where the show "Doctor Who" was filmed, etc... I didn't really have much to do with "The Dalek Masterplan", but as it was broadcast int he middle of the story, it is considered part of it. > "Your arrogance is nearly as great as your ignorance, > young man." > [An easy one to guess] "An Unearthly Child", obviously. "I know that free travel through the fourth dimension is not something I'll see solved in a junkyard!" -- James C. Armstrong, Jnr. {ihnp4,cbosgd,akgua}!abnji!nyssa It is a highly directional ultrasonic beam of rock and roll! It kills! -who said it, what story?