[ SECRET POST #2794 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2794 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you, anon! I don't know any Classic Who fans so I will look for some rec lists.

[kathkin]

This is a pretty good list, imo: Best Classic episodes (for new series fans)

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you. :)

[endis_ni]

Chipping in with my rec list:

The Aztecs (1stDoc): The original TARDIS team, fulfilling their original BBC mandate to educate as well as entertain. Yes, it's stagey as hell, but it's fascinating to see the seeds of so many future quirks being sown.

The Time Monster (3rdDoc). A quintessential UNIT family story, everyone's settled into their roles for a fun runaround, Jon Pertwee gets to show a bit of range and you get absolute proof as to why Roger Delgado was taken from us too damn soon.

Genesis of the Daleks (4thDoc). First appearance of Davros, but even so worth watching for proper grownup morality (VERY unusual in Saturday teatimes of 1975)and some stellar performances from dear ol' Tom and Lis Sladen.

Black Orchid (5thDoc). Bit of a palate cleanser, this one. A spot of cricket, a spot of tea on the lawn, a spot of Something Nasty lurking in the shadows. There's a couple of moments that demonstrate that a) Peter Davison was really underrated and b) good grief, there's seldom been such punchable companions as Adric and Tegan.

Remembrance Of The Daleks (7thDoc). One of the high spots of Slyv's tenure, among the bangs and crashes is a conversation about sugar that proves he is't just a broad comedian. Also, you'll see the precise moment Ace became my hero (hint: Dalek vs. magic baseball bat).

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you for the recs!