Doctor Who: Season 21 (1984). "Goodbye, Goodbye, Goodbye, Hello, Goodbye, Hello."

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• MA

  @mattsmith8160 · 3 years ago · pinned

  Would you please stop making the daleks sing. It's not funny or clever or entertaining on any level. Please just stop.

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• AN

  @angrycandy5441 · 4 years ago

  I feel a little uneasy about how much the Darlekaraoke cheers me.

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• NE

  @NealKlein · 4 years ago

  I met Mark Strickson in 1984 and Nicola Bryant in 1985. Mark was almost bored. Nicola was <b>nothing</b> like Peri - animated and friendly and utterly lovely. I couldn&apos;t figure out why she had that American accent until this video. Thanks for another great trip down memory lane.

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• TH

  @TheDukeofMadness · 4 years ago

  If the estate of Terry Nation would allow it then an album of Dalek interpretation of the &apos;classics&apos; would sell well. Michael Grade, in a likely screw you to his father, did everything he could to kill Doctor Who dead. The fact that it survived for six years under all that pressure is testament to the people involved in making it.

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• DA

  @DavenDsota · 4 weeks ago

  I’ve been a fan of Doctor Who for 45 years . This is the BEST Dr Who documentary series I have ever seen! I really REALLY enjoyed this expose! Thank you 🙏

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• PE

  @penny_duncan63 · 4 years ago

  You have no idea how much I have been anticipating this video!

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• JA

  @jacklawrence2212 · 3 years ago

  The Doctor&apos;s heroism, courage, sheer bloody mindedness and will to survive in episode 4 is one of DW&apos;s greatest standout moments. And it&apos;s all beautifully acted by Peter Davison.

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• ER

  @ericnoble5194 · 3 years ago

  I crack up every time I see the lady try to karate the Murka. Comedy gold.

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• CH

  @chibacityblues2003 · 4 years ago

  I can’t believe that Auntie Beryl is getting more character depth an any companion in the Eric Sayward years

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• WO

  @WordTweak · 4 years ago

  Jek holds up as one of the best tragic characters in Doctor Who. Might be time to go spelunking again ...

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• JA

  @jamesstewart7736 · 4 years ago (edited)

  I was 10 years old when warriors of the Deep was first broadcast and I loved it then and still love it now! &nbsp;I mean I know its crap but I still love it. Also its not as crap as Legend if the sea devils IMO 🤔

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• AD

  @AdrianSherlock · 4 years ago (edited)

  One of my all time favorite seasons. A couple of flawed productions at the bookends, but containing at least two of my favorite stories ever. (Resurrection and Androzani). Matthew Robinson and Graeme Harper are probably my vote for best classic Dr Who directors. And Davison is sublime by this point.

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