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Watch the complete story of The Stones of Blood – a Fourth Doctor adventure from 1978. Subscribe to Doctor Who: Classic for more full episodes: https://bbc.in/DWClassicSubscribe

The search for the third segment of the Key to Time leads the Doctor and Romana to the English countryside and an ancient stone circle called the Nine Travellers. There they meet Professor Amelia Rumford and her friend Vivien Fay, who are conducting a new survey of the stones. Curiously, the number of stones has not been consistent throughout recorded history. The circle is also sacred ground to a cult of sinister druids with a penchant for human sacrifice. But what’s most strange is that the enormous boulders are able to move about the countryside at will…

First Broadcast between the 28th October – 18th November 1978

Starring Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor alongside Mary Tamm (Romana)

CHAPTERS:
00:00:00 Episode 1
00:24:22 Episode 2
00:48:19 Episode 3
01:12:48 Episode 4

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  1. 1
    @andrewbesso4257

    Is it just me, or did the writers of _Doctor Who_ harbor hostility toward religion? Any time we see a group of priests chanting, trouble is sure to follow. Now, I realize that trouble follows the Doctor anywhere he goes, but no religious group ever seems benign.

  2. 3
    @rogerscottcathey

    38:45 St. Gudwal of Brittany, as noted by Legendary Dartmoor, not Gudula, would have perhaps had a convent as such. Gudula was a Belgian “saint”.

  3. 4
    @rogerscottcathey

    “English architects and builders designed priest holes in mansions during the late 16th and 17th centuries, particularly under Queen Elizabeth I, to conceal Catholic clergy from “priest hunters” (pursuivants). As practicing Catholicism was deemed treason, these hidden spaces—hidden in walls, chimneys, or under floors—prevented priests from facing torture and execution.” History Extra

  4. 5
    @breaks0

    Timelady and future Lady President of the High Council and yet first she nearly dies wearing heels. Then goes back to the ship to get proper boots, but which are also heels. The latter are very stylish and somewhat functional, but why heels? I blame the writers and producers of the show.

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    @Magnificent7Seven

    I came home and my dad said I have something you need to see and we watched Robot thanks to a local PBS station that ran and repeaded Tom Baker episodes. Good Times!

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