Michael H
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Lang staying on Jaconda at the end of The Twin Dilemma feels like he either spotted a nice open dictatorship slot or he’s avoiding some paperwork back on Earth. A single line of explanation would’ve been nice! #DoctorWho
November 13, 2025 at 3:27 PM
Lang staying on Jaconda at the end of The Twin Dilemma feels like he either spotted a nice open dictatorship slot or he’s avoiding some paperwork back on Earth. A single line of explanation would’ve been nice! #DoctorWho
The Twin Dilemma does no favors for the duo in the title. If they’re such dangerous super-geniuses, why is security at their home so lax? Why are they doing planet-moving calculations instead of a computer? And are they psychic or not? The script raises so much and answers so little. #DoctorWho
November 13, 2025 at 3:17 PM
The Twin Dilemma does no favors for the duo in the title. If they’re such dangerous super-geniuses, why is security at their home so lax? Why are they doing planet-moving calculations instead of a computer? And are they psychic or not? The script raises so much and answers so little. #DoctorWho
The Sixth Doctor’s era already shows some of its trademarks in "The Twin Dilemma"—from its (real or retrofitted) ties to the show’s past to those long stretches in the TARDIS console room. I’ll dig into these more as we get deeper into Season 22. #DoctorWho
November 13, 2025 at 3:14 PM
The Sixth Doctor’s era already shows some of its trademarks in "The Twin Dilemma"—from its (real or retrofitted) ties to the show’s past to those long stretches in the TARDIS console room. I’ll dig into these more as we get deeper into Season 22. #DoctorWho
Even as a kid watching #DoctorWho, I knew Mestor’s plan in "The Twin Dilemma" didn’t add up. I kept trying to figure out what he really wanted—and why he’d sacrifice himself for a Gastropod takeover. Thought the Target novel might clear it up. Nope.
November 13, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Even as a kid watching #DoctorWho, I knew Mestor’s plan in "The Twin Dilemma" didn’t add up. I kept trying to figure out what he really wanted—and why he’d sacrifice himself for a Gastropod takeover. Thought the Target novel might clear it up. Nope.
The final line of "The Twin Dilemma" sums up the entire Sixth Doctor era in one sentence.
"I am the Doctor.... whether you like it or not."
#DoctorWho
"I am the Doctor.... whether you like it or not."
#DoctorWho
November 12, 2025 at 2:33 PM
The final line of "The Twin Dilemma" sums up the entire Sixth Doctor era in one sentence.
"I am the Doctor.... whether you like it or not."
#DoctorWho
"I am the Doctor.... whether you like it or not."
#DoctorWho
The “unstable to likable” arc for the Sixth Doctor could’ve been brilliant — but it wasn’t. UK audiences were left with a bad first impression, and Eric Saward’s choices only dug the hole deeper, setting #DoctorWho on its road to the wilderness years.
November 12, 2025 at 2:30 PM
The “unstable to likable” arc for the Sixth Doctor could’ve been brilliant — but it wasn’t. UK audiences were left with a bad first impression, and Eric Saward’s choices only dug the hole deeper, setting #DoctorWho on its road to the wilderness years.
Hard to follow "Caves", and "The Twin Dilemma" sure proves it — a big step down in many ways. Still, I’ve got a soft spot for it. Colin Baker’s debut might be messy, but he absolutely goes for it as the Sixth Doctor. #DoctorWho
November 12, 2025 at 2:19 PM
Hard to follow "Caves", and "The Twin Dilemma" sure proves it — a big step down in many ways. Still, I’ve got a soft spot for it. Colin Baker’s debut might be messy, but he absolutely goes for it as the Sixth Doctor. #DoctorWho
November 12, 2025 at 2:12 PM
As a new #DoctorWho fan, I thought season 22 had terrible cliffhangers. Turns out the 45-minute episodes were chopped up for U.S. syndication. Some work, some don’t—but that’s part of the American fandom experience! And don't get me started on the blocky font used!
November 11, 2025 at 3:11 PM
As a new #DoctorWho fan, I thought season 22 had terrible cliffhangers. Turns out the 45-minute episodes were chopped up for U.S. syndication. Some work, some don’t—but that’s part of the American fandom experience! And don't get me started on the blocky font used!
When KTEH aired Colin Baker’s first #DoctorWho season, I was just a few months into fandom. I remember the hype for “The Twin Dilemma” (pledge drive & all) and being eager for Season 22. Turns out, local fans threw a pizza party for it — I found out via the off-air VHS taping.
November 11, 2025 at 3:07 PM
When KTEH aired Colin Baker’s first #DoctorWho season, I was just a few months into fandom. I remember the hype for “The Twin Dilemma” (pledge drive & all) and being eager for Season 22. Turns out, local fans threw a pizza party for it — I found out via the off-air VHS taping.
November 11, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Looking back on the Fifth Doctor’s run, it feels remarkably consistent—steady quality, a few real highs, and only the occasional stumble. As my first #DoctorWho, it will always mean a lot to me.
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November 10, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Looking back on the Fifth Doctor’s run, it feels remarkably consistent—steady quality, a few real highs, and only the occasional stumble. As my first #DoctorWho, it will always mean a lot to me.
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Rewatching "Caves of Androzani", I wondered—why doesn’t the Doctor give Peri the bat’s milk in the caves? Dramatically, it works, but logically, curing her sooner means she could run to the TARDIS and he’d keep more of the antidote. #DoctorWho
November 10, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Rewatching "Caves of Androzani", I wondered—why doesn’t the Doctor give Peri the bat’s milk in the caves? Dramatically, it works, but logically, curing her sooner means she could run to the TARDIS and he’d keep more of the antidote. #DoctorWho
I kept missing the end of "Caves of Androzani", but I did catch the regeneration —thanks to #DoctorWho’s Who’s Who special. Interviews, con footage, clips! It’s also how I learned about Season 22’s 45-minute format, and suddenly so many things clicked.
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November 10, 2025 at 3:22 PM
I kept missing the end of "Caves of Androzani", but I did catch the regeneration —thanks to #DoctorWho’s Who’s Who special. Interviews, con footage, clips! It’s also how I learned about Season 22’s 45-minute format, and suddenly so many things clicked.
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After years of failed attempts, I finally saw "Caves of Androzani"—in feature format! But even then, peril struck: the version played episode two’s cliffhanger before the opening credits. For a second, I feared destiny would rob me yet again. #DoctorWho
November 10, 2025 at 3:18 PM
After years of failed attempts, I finally saw "Caves of Androzani"—in feature format! But even then, peril struck: the version played episode two’s cliffhanger before the opening credits. For a second, I feared destiny would rob me yet again. #DoctorWho
Superb script, superb direction, superb performances, superb incidental score. "Caves of Androzani" has all of these in spades. I've seen it so many times, but I'm always impressed by something new each time I watch it again. So many great moments. #DoctorWho
November 7, 2025 at 3:53 PM
Superb script, superb direction, superb performances, superb incidental score. "Caves of Androzani" has all of these in spades. I've seen it so many times, but I'm always impressed by something new each time I watch it again. So many great moments. #DoctorWho
"Caves of Androzani" has two magnificently memorable and one fairly standard #DoctorWho cliffhangers.
November 7, 2025 at 3:49 PM
"Caves of Androzani" has two magnificently memorable and one fairly standard #DoctorWho cliffhangers.
November 7, 2025 at 3:44 PM