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The TARDIS is pulled to the planet Vortis, where the butterfly-like Menoptera are fighting to regain their home from the ant-like Zarbi – and the evil force that has taken control of them! Can the Doctor and his companions free the planet before it’s too late?
First Broadcast between the 13th February – 20th March 1965
Starring William Hartnell as the First Doctor alongside William Russell (Ian), Jacqueline Hill (Barbara) and Maureen O’Brien (Vicki).
CHAPTERS:
00:00:00 Episode 1
00:23:50 Episode 2
00:47:04 Episode 3
01:09:54 Episode 4
01:35:37 Episode 5
02:01:40 Episode 6
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I wanna see the RLM guys watch this
i only watch who for camp. this is my favourite serial.
are there any other stories where literally everything they encounter is barely humanoid?
This is really, really bad. I didn’t know Classic Who was ever this bad. I can’t finish it, but at least I’ve seen it.
Truly a Doctor Who theatre production. Larvae guns. Love it or hate it, it certainly was.
“This seems to be the b’Zarbi nest.”
Did nobody rehearse their lines?
Yeah, probably way more than any actor on TV today, because this was recorded in order, virtually live-to-tape, with no second takes. They were close to televised plays when compared to production today.
@TakeNoteOfThattrue. Too true.
It’s a bit trying though when it’s nearly every episode.
If you can get past the dated effects the story is awesome I think.
I will never NOT laugh whenever I watch the Doctor call the head translation helmet a “hair dryer”. It feels like an improv LMAO
Classic Who: Charming and Earnest Goofiness. Love the 1st