The Doctor, The Tornado And The Kentucky Kid DVD

Advantages: A good story, and Very Good extra’s On the DVD
Disadvantages: none

...substance in the universe (due to fact that taking it extends life), and the government isn’t happy, the Doctor and Peri need the milk from a queen bat to cure them, but with being held prisoner, an attempt to execute them and volcanic eruptions of mud with they make it?. Details The Doctor is played by Peter Davison and Peri by Nicola Bryant, its directed by Graeme Harper, and Produced by John Nathan-Turner. Made in 1984, as four episodes and is approximately 99 minutes long, its Peter Davisons last story as the Doctor, and the DVD is priced at around £16.99, and has a PG rating. Extra’s on the Region 2 DVD include, Commentary by Peter Davison, Nicola Byrant and the Director Graeme Harper A Feature on Creating Sharaz Jek A Feature on the Regeneration News Reports on Peter Davison Announcing he was Leaving Doctor Who... Read review

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Advantages: An excellent middle story
Disadvantages: School Reunion is just too short

...I awoke this morning to the rough copy of Doctor Who Series 2 Volume 2 on DVD. And this is a very special disc that might well bring a tear to the eye. Background At over 800 years old The Doctor is possibly one of the oldest time travellers. He has been played by 10 different actors since the show began in 1963 (if you don't include the Peter Cushing movies), after a long break the good Doctor returned to British television; no sooner has he scooped up Rose Tyler from her drab and dreary life then he has had to face the evil Daleks and regenerate. Now expertly played by David Tennant the Doctor embarks on some of his most challenging adventures yet. CONTENTS Story 2: Tooth & Claw The Doctor and Rose arrive in Scotland 1879; no sooner have they landed than they are bought before Queen Victoria believes that The Doctor... Read review

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Advantages: The best re-invention of a popular sci-fi series that there has ever been......
Disadvantages: None- this is as good as a new DOCTOR WHO show was ever going to get.....

...Back when I was a kid DOCTOR WHO was one of those programmes you just had to watch. My era started mid-way through the Tom Baker years and carried on through his next incarnation as Peter Davidson. During the Colin Baker/ Sylvester McCoy years, I strayed from the fold as stories got a little silly and the acting became a little over-the-top. Then The Doctor did what he does best. He disappeared from our screens destined possibly never to return...... The real reason for his programme's demise of course was much more down-to-earth. Aresult of budget cuts, dropping viewing figures and BBC politics. When a plan was announced to bring The Doctor back, with the help of American funding, and featuring Paul McCann in the next regeneration, the idea was met with much anticipation. Unfortunately the Americans never really got Doctor Who... Read review

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