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The Master seems to help out at least a quarter of the time he turns up.Here you go then, the follow up to Inferno, only available in novel form, and no Doctor at all! Main character is the Master who, currently under UNIT lock and key, has to help out with the Doctor being absent. Companions are Barbara and Ian, I kid you not!
That's what makes their relationship so compelling, and similarly in a strange way Davros and the Doctor. They hate each other and yet rely on each other so much are their lives interwoven and reliant on the other to have become and be who they are. It's never a case of black or white. I'd love to get that sort of relationship with between PCs and the 'Big Bad' in the games I run, but can never get that level of subtlety.The Master seems to help out at least a quarter of the time he turns up.
The relationship has been ambiguous ever since he rolled up.
Like Lucifer and God in Paradise Lost.That's what makes their relationship so compelling: I'd love to get that sort of relationship with between PCs and the 'Big Bad' in the games I run, but can never get that level of subtlety.
I see that they are about to release series 12 of Dr.Who remastered on Blu-ray.
That's the first Tom Baker season.
I did wonder. I need to finish buying Pertwee first.Sadly it won't be in HD. But it's a good buy if you don't own the DVDs.
My Top Ten Classic Who stories:
No. Its one of the best stories of the Pertwee era, and clearly not uninspired. In fact the only other Pertwee stories which come close are: The Mind of Evil, The Dæmons, The Time Warrior & The Green DeathAh, Inferno! Is that the one where they needed a couple of extra episodes so the script editor simply padded out an uninspiring story by telling it twice in two different parallel universes? I love future/past/parallel universe stories in my SciFi!
I very recently watched Inferno for the first time and really enjoyed it.No. Its one of the best stories of the Pertwee era, and clearly not uninspired. In fact the only other Pertwee stories which come close are: The Mind of Evil, The Dæmons, The Time Warrior & The Green Death