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There’s seemingly no way out as our heroes are trapped underground in this clip from Classic Doctor Who story, Colony in Space.

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    • 2
      @linuxaudio100

      Yeah. If you listen carefully to their dialogue in some episodes they throw in a bit of ad lib; one time they start talking about their favourite radio station!

  1. 7
    @YeeSnarky

    Can anyone tell me who did, and the name of, the music pieces used in the special feature from this DVD release, “From The Cutting Room Floor”? They sound so damn familiar, but I cannot place them.

    • 12
      @jamesline5103

      @fjccommish Yes, I cannot stand the supposedly epic monologues which are all about ‘being kind’ and how ‘love is not an emotion’.

      These do not hold a candle to the Pertwee monologue to Jo Grant about the meaning of life in The Time Monster.

      Classic Who at its best used monologues to complement plot ideas and themes.
      Nuwho uses monologues to cover for a lack of a plot.

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