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VHS : Doctor Who: The War GamesIn association with Amazon.com Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302256741 Format: Black & White, Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC ISBN: 6302256747 Label: 20th Century Fox Manufacturer: 20th Century Fox Number Of Items: 2 Publisher: 20th Century Fox Release Date: June 01, 1995 Running Time: 243 minutes Studio: 20th Century Fox Theatrical Release Date: September 29, 1975 Sales Rank: 15602 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Wait for the BBC to restore the audio; 2nd tape has problemsAWESOME STORY. But due to problems on the source tapes, episodes 6-10 have 'audio dropouts' making the story difficult when not impossible to listen to. This is a shame as it's a great story. Hopefully the BBC can restore the damaged audio track or find someone who had recorded it during the original transmission. Rating:  - Swan Song, So LongOkay. So its 10 episodes long. So what! Watch the tapes in intervals. If you do, this serial is really enjoyable. Watch Doctor Who the way it was meant to be! This is the only Troughton tape that I gave five stars to. It really was a wonderful farwell piece to the second doctor as well as his companions. This serial also marks the end of the black-and-white era for Doctor Who. It is a wonderful work and is by no means boring in any way. Any Doctor Who fan will love this story. Rating: - Excellent example of the second DoctorThis is truely a classic Doctor Who it is 4 hours long, but is worth watching. The Doctor, Jamie and Zoe are at their best. This is the story where it is finally revealed that the Doctor is a Time Lord, the last one with Patrick Troughton as the Doctor, and the end of the black and white era of the program. Truely a great story. Rating:  - The War Games is no War and Peace, but just as longOver 4 hours long! Ok assuming you have a greater than average attention span, you probably will be able to sit through this...epic? The War Games does involve various accounts of different wars such as the Hundred Years War, the American Civil War, and the Great World War, to name a few. The problem lies in the writing. Episodes 4-8 are riddled with superfluously trite discourse that adds nothing to the story. I literally fell asleep during episode 6 or 7 and woke up an episode and a half later ... Read More Rating: - A Must See For All Doctor Who FansThe War Games is an excellent episode and displays Patrick Troughton at his best. In watching this epic, I really feel that it's a shame most of Troughtons episodes are gone, but this episode has a great story and significant background about the Time Lords, the Doctors people. Browse for similar items by category:
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