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Doctor Who: The Pertwee Years

  • Video
  • 1992
  • 1h 28m
IMDb RATING
7.0/10
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Doctor Who: The Pertwee Years (1992)
Documentary

Jon Pertwee presents a look at his own era of Doctor Who. Featuring episodes from the stories "Inferno", "Frontier in Space" and "The Dæmons".Jon Pertwee presents a look at his own era of Doctor Who. Featuring episodes from the stories "Inferno", "Frontier in Space" and "The Dæmons".Jon Pertwee presents a look at his own era of Doctor Who. Featuring episodes from the stories "Inferno", "Frontier in Space" and "The Dæmons".

  • Director
    • Keith Barnfather
  • Writer
    • John Nathan-Turner
  • Stars
    • Jon Pertwee
    • Tom Baker
    • Nicholas Courtney
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.0/10
    50
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    • Director
      • Keith Barnfather
    • Writer
      • John Nathan-Turner
    • Stars
      • Jon Pertwee
      • Tom Baker
      • Nicholas Courtney
    • 2User reviews
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    Jon Pertwee
    Jon Pertwee
    • Self - Presenter
    Tom Baker
    Tom Baker
    • Self
    • (archive footage)
    Nicholas Courtney
    Nicholas Courtney
    • Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart
    • (archive footage)
    Peter Davison
    Peter Davison
    • Self
    • (archive footage)
    Laurie Goode
    • Mutt
    Caroline John
    Caroline John
    • Liz Shaw
    • (archive footage)
    Katy Manning
    Katy Manning
    • Jo Grant
    • (archive footage)
    Sarah Sutton
    Sarah Sutton
    • Self
    • (archive footage)
    Henry Frederick Thynne
    • Self
    • (archive footage)
    • (as the Marquess of Bath)
    • Director
      • Keith Barnfather
    • Writer
      • John Nathan-Turner
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    6Theo Robertson

    A Disappointment

    When I heard BBC Enterprises were releasing this video I had to buy it , I had no choice in the matter , I just had to buy it on two accounts

    1 ) DOCTOR WHO is my all time favourite show and Jon Pertwee is my all time favourite Doctor

    2 ) The video contained my all time favourite episode , namely episode 5 of The Daemons which contained a really great battle scene between some soldiers and a stone gargoyle

    THE PERTWEE YEARS was the third " YEARS " tape to be released by the BBC and in many ways is a precurser to the DVD era as the tapes contained unseen footage and extras and the extras in this tape included the unused title sequence and theme tune for Jon Pertwee`s era on top of my all time favourite episode of the show . Boy was I looking forward to seeing all this , so I wrote out my cheque to a video retailer and counted the seconds till I recieved it . It arrived one march morning about 7.30 am and I stuck it in my video recorder

    The extras were adequete I suppose and I`m really glad the unused theme music and title sequence remained unused , but the episodes themselves were very disappointing especially when there is no exposition or explanation as to what the plot to the episodes are about . The episodes are

    INFERNO episode 7 : This story is a masterpiece of telefantasy . It`s a serious and downbeat story involving an alternative universe that can easily be described as " QUATERMASS on acid " . Unfortunately the alternative universe plot doesn`t actually feature in the final episode ( Nor does Pertwee who introduces the tape mention this which will confuse casual viewers ) of the story which sees The Doctor spend most of the episode on a garage floor in a coma . The final episode is also something of an anti climax compared to the previous six

    FRONTIER IN SPACE episode 6 : The Daleks use the Master in order to start an interplanetary war between Earth and Draconia . Again there`s no referrences or explanation as to what the plot has involved for the previous five episodes of the story which probably means this video is targetted to die hard fans . Mind you it features Daleks , Ogrons and Draconians three of the finest creations ever seen on the show not to mention the fondly remembered Roger Delgado as the Master

    THE DAEMONS episode 5 : Oh dear . Remember I mentioned there was a really great battle scene between some soldiers and a stone gargoyle ? Well in reality it`s a rather crap battle scene . When I saw it twenty years earlier it was like something out of APOCALYPSE NOW with a body count of hundreds . In reality it has a body count of one soldier getting killed in a really rubbish special effect

    If you`re a casual fan you might be confused by the lack of plot explanation on this tape . If you`re a die hard fan like me you`ll probably be very disappointed
    1azal1971

    Cheap

    The episodes themselves are fine, if not exactly representative of the era; but this cheapskate presentation of them is all too typical of the man responsible. Jon Pertwee was a very popular Doctor in his day and deserved far better than this.

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      All episodes featured on this tape were originally broadcast as part of Docteur Who (1963).
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      Features Docteur Who: Inferno: Episode 7 (1970)

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    • Release date
      • March 2, 1992 (United Kingdom)
    • Country of origin
      • United Kingdom
    • Language
      • English
    • Filming locations
      • 43 Wales Farm Road, North Acton, London, England, UK(BBC Enterprises Exhibition Store)
    • Production company
      • British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
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    • Runtime
      • 1h 28m(88 min)
    • Color
      • Black and White
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