brad@looking.UUCP (Brad Templeton) (07/23/84)
Douglas Adams did not write the City of Death, while he did write the Pirate Planet. He was script editor for the whole season in which City of Death showed, which made it a better season. I too will vote for City of death as a superior episode. Also the Pirate Planet. One of the best Baker episodes however, for being SF, was "The Invasion of Time". Other notables - The whole key to time series, Face of Evil (for humour), Keeper of Traken. For Davison, "Four to doomsday" and "Mawdryn Undead" stand out. Most Davison stories I didn't like much. Castravalva was inferior even to Robot. For Pertwee - the most moving was The Green Death. I've never felt so sad at a companion leaving as Jo. Unlike some of the other useless companions, Jo was fully aware of it and had a real character as such. It was strange to see her fall in love and leave the Doctor. -- Brad Templeton - Waterloo, Ontario (519) 884-7473
feldman@tymix.UUCP (Steve Feldman) (07/26/84)
Actually, Douglas Adams WAS one of the writers of "City of Death". He co-wrote it with someone else and they used a fictitious name in the credits. Steve Feldman Tymnet NTD