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When an apparently human skull starts to exhibit a strange influence over those that come into contact with it, the Doctor recognises it to be the source of the Fendahl – a relic of Time Lord mythology that has the power to consume all life. Except the skull was supposed to have been destroyed…
First Broadcast between the 29th October – 19th November 1977
Starring Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor alongside Louise Jameson (Leela)
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00:00:00 Episode 1
00:24:39 Episode 2
00:49:23 Episode 3
01:13:46 Episode 4
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Doctor who always has awesome CRTs! I always pause to look when I see them.
She also appeared thrice in Doctor Who: as Jean Rock in The Faceless Ones (1967), as Thea Ransome in Image of the Fendahl (1977) and as Faroon in Time and the Rani (1987).
Leela is such a good mum!
Leela: a companion so great the writers had to invent a robot laser-shooting quippy dog to compete with her. Yet still fail. “Don’t CRY about it.” “TO DESTROY IT!?”
I do like their mockup of the DEC PDP8 – probably looked a little more realistic on an old British TV set though.
I thought it looked like a PDP8, minus the Dectapes and RK05 disks. In 1980 I actually broke up a scrapped PDP8.
@michaelturner4457 Yeah and I think on a fuzzy TV analogue broadcast it would be hard to tell.
I used to idolise Louise Jameson when I was 12.
There’s some classic electronics in the early scene.
And never turn your back on a glowing skull
this happened in real life