Our first full ‘Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow’. Jon Pertwee use to tease Roger Delgado about how scared he was of everything. When they were filming the part with them floating in the sea, he would always say about how Roger was so terrified about going in the water, that it was hard enough getting him onto the boat to take them out there to film it.
I think I remember reading or hearing somewhere (maybe on one of the commentaries) that Delgado was even skittish about being driven by someone else. He’d wonder if they were qualified, how was their driving record, that kind of thing, and was freaking out a bit about the driver in Turkey who drove the car in the accident that killed him. 😔
Always been one of my favourites. Roger Delgado was so great. Although he was in a lot of stories, in retrospect it's good we got to see him so much as the Master. He was a gentle, sweet bloke by all accounts, and terrified of water in the filming of this story according to Jon Pertwee.
In Quatermass II he played the journalist later played by Sid James in the film version. Just imagine if it had been Roger Delgado instead of Sid James in all those Carry On Films...
@@petersvillage7447 He played a lot of characters in the ITC serials, very often a Middle Eastern villain or a Spanish Ambassador - hence the joke in one of the UNIT stories about arresting the Spanish Ambassador by mistake. He was a cockney in fact, born and raised in London, but he had the looks of a suave villain. Would have been nice to see him as the actual Moriarity later on but alas...
@@harnois75 Delgado's dark looks owed a lot to his Spanish father, and his full name - a real humdinger! - was Roger Cæsar Marius Bernard de Delgado Torres Castillo Roberto. With a name like that, I'd guess that his Spanish ancestors must have been rather special people.
@@harnois75 Oh, I know - I've seen photos of him in The Three Musketeers, which I would have loved to have seen... and I always find his presence in the radio series The Slide incredibly apt since he's playing a rather Doctor-ish figure in a story that mutated into a Doctor Who story. Though I have to say, I also get a kick out of seeing him in the 'forgotten' Hammer film 'Terror of the Tongs'. It's rather bizarre that somebody thought that they could stick a fez on him and he'd look right at home in a Chinese Criminal Gang, but any organisation that includes Roger Delgado AND Christopher Lee in its leadership is one to be feared..!
When the minister showed up, I immediately thought of Jess saying, "there's ALWAYS one asshole who complicates things!" I share your feelings on the sound effects in this story. I couldn't hear some of the Sea Devils' lines and had to mute the episode when the "diversion" was going on. I liked your analysis of the Master's character, especially referring back to The Mind of Evil. I'm new to this period of Classic Who too and I get the vibe that the Master is all about not wanting to feel inferior. His biggest fear was the Doctor looking down on him and laughing, he talked in Colony in Space about the only two options being to rule or serve and he's always frustrated about his lack of freedom whenever he's imprisoned (which happens a LOT). It seems like he's all about winning, or at least beating the Doctor at something, no matter what his evil plot is. Particularly last season, when he has a different scheme every story.
Greetings from England! As a Doctor Who fan since 1966 I'm loving your journey through the classic era. Your reaction to the toast-munching politician was most amusing. Keep up the great work. :)
Always found it interesting that Mac Hulke came up with the concept of the Silurian rulers of Earth and the usurper apes in view of the preceeding Pierre Boulle novel 'Monkey Planet' and the subsequent 'Planet of the Apes' film, but this time from the reptilian point of view. Jon Pertwee paid Roger Delgado a compliment regarding the filming, saying that he - Jon - always loved the adrenalin-rushing foolhardy dangerous sports, the speed, etc, whilst to Roger, a glass of port, by the fireside with some comfy slippers was his idea of an adventurous entertainment. Therefore, for Roger to do all the sea-borne action, float in the sea, with no real idea how to swim, was a very brave thing for him to do and took some courage on his part.
@@DNulrammah Yes--fired those way too many times during my 12 years in the RAF. Never at Sea Devils, unfortunately. It makes a change for conventional weapons to actually be effective! This story got a lot of support from the Navy who thought it would be good publicity.
I love your take on the Master. I always thought he wants to prove he's smarter than the Doctor, but his schemes always has a self sabotaging flaw. The Doctor is willing to sacrifice themselves, the Master is not. So when the poop hits the fan The Master will always try to run away, the Doctor faces it head-on. I'm really enjoying watching you watch them for the first time.
My favorite parts of this reaction were all the barely contained rages that minister brought up in Sesska!! Best of the best, when he asked for the sugar to be passed! LOL!! I felt like a 'Get your own F**k'n sugar!" was right below the surface! This is one of those "Master wanting to hurt The Doctor" stories. You can see it as the flip side of what Missy kept trying with 12. From the fencing duel to the speed boat chase, you KNOW Pertwee and Delgado loved this!
I’m not sure I’d say the Master wants the Doctor’s approval, but rather that he wants to one-up the Doctor- and for the Doctor to admit that he’s done it. If he can stop the Doctor from achieving something he wants, or can achieve something the Doctor wants to prevent, he’s finally won a round. In both Classic and New Who, we’ve had references to the fact that the two of them were childhood friends. We get no details, but I’ll bet that one feature of their once-friendship was that the Doctor won every contest between them, and the Master has never gotten over trying to even the score. In that aspect this makes him Loki to the Doctor’s Thor, or Nebula to the Doctor’s Gamora, full of resentment over always having been second-best.
I'm sure Pertwee really wanted to be James Bond rather than The Doctor. He loved doing the strange martial arts moves (hai!) and the chance of a fast vehicle in a chase was his idea of heaven.
I love how this story just proves how radical the Third Doctor era could be, considering some people have, what in my opinion, is a surface level read of this era being pretty conservative, it's great to see moments of it taking the piss out of the british establisment and being anti war.
People who think Doctor Who is woke now haven’t truly watched any Doctor Who. From The Daleks in 1963 the show has been political. And to all the people who say it was subtle back then it really wasn’t. Case and point The Sunmakers or The Green Death. In fact I’d say this current era is saying less than any previous era.
I'm hoping Jess doesn't look at the title for the season 10 opener, I know she records these a bit ahead but not knowing the title would make it even more special
Jess does actually address this at the start of her next reaction and explains how difficult that can be to do. Sources are limited for a show so old, so you don't really get the luxury like you might with other shows where you maybe only need to search 'Supernatural S04E14' or whatever. I'm sure even if the title is revealed to her it won't ruin anything.
With Kismet Delgado refuting Jon Pertwee's claim that her husband was terrified of the water, you wonder why any actor would agree to scenes that were going to utterly traumatize him in such a manner. But Jon is right at home. Give him a fast car, a motor-trike, a jet-ski... he's right on it. I wonder what the insurance was like.
If you’re a working actor, you go where you’re told and get the lines out when the camera’s running. Unless you’re a big star they’ll get someone else who doesn’t object and you’d be out of a job. Jack Palance was said to be terrified of horses but played in more than a few westerns, for example.
Hilarious line "does Jo know how to drive that thing" 🤣 referring to the hovercraft this was a fantastic story I still think this original master was the best. I'm really looking forward to your continuing journey with the third doctor. They should bring the sea devils back in new who
The Master's face crumpling as he realises the Doctor is one step ahead again turns up reconfigured in Nu-Who multiple times (understandably, since those stories are by a generation of writers who recall - and were directly impacted by - this era). But I think the other important moment comes way later, in 'The Timeless Children', were The Master acknowledges how his nemesis always acted like they were something special. It almost feels like a jilted lover, or someone so awestruck by the other person that they spend the rest of their days trying to make up to them. I suppose a lot of us have found ourselves in that position. We don't usually try and commit genocide in order to deal with it though!
I think The Sea Devils is one of these stories that could do with a new musical score as the 1970's one is just too experimental and at times can be a little painful to sensitive ears. As for the story, it's one of my favourites and would love to see the Sea Devils make a comeback in New Who. Great reaction 👍👏. All the very best, Trev from East London, UK.
Roger Delgado couldn't swim and had a fear of the ocean, so recording the last bit when he and the Doctor are floating in the submarine escape suits, waiting to be rescued was not a happy moment for him. Obviously it was a stuntman filling in for him in the chase scene. You're analysis of his version of the Master is interesting. And you're certainly right in that proving himself to be as smart or smarter than the Doctor is at least part of his motivation.
Submariners have, and had, more relaxed rules while at sea--especially the nuclear missile boats which would have been submerged for months at a time. Regulations were never specific, the RAF regulation in my time (80s/90s) was merely that "the hair of the head is to be neat and well trimmed" and even within that, interpretation was far more relaxed among officers than with other ranks.
With comedy records not unknown in the Britain of the 1970s (fellow comedian Benny Hill even topped the chart with one!), perhaps Pertwee should have released some deep cut, like 'Can I kick it?'
First time the Doctor says ‘reverse the polarity of the neutron flow’ As has been said elsewhere, hope you haven’t looked too far ahead with regard to upcoming episodes…
'Only... Mister Parliamentary Private Secretary... you have not destroyed them. You have only made them angry. Very VERY angry!' - Sold in some constituencies as some kind of establishment figure, the 3rd Doctor once again loses it with a servant of the British Government (which, for the avoidance of doubt, still treats the 'English Channel' as if it's a moat). I long for a story, set in a potential future, where mankind has come to some kind of arrangement with these creatures. You just know there'd be some arsehole hell bent on travelling into the past to depth-charge the whole thing.
The side profile of the guy who said iiser looks just like Steve Rogers with his full beard or whoever that Chris Pratt or Chris Evans Chris Evans that's it
Love this story, shame unit aren’t in it, but the actual navy makes up for it i guess. The last story of season 9 is called ‘The time monster’ so please try avoid the title for the season 10 opener. Just avert you’re eyes when the title comes up haha
PlutoTV has a streaming classic Doctor Who channel and for a while I would go to sleep with it on.... then it hit this era and the dumb musical stings kept waking me up lol
The Sea Devil's took a bit of a pasting to be honest once they stopped being scary and creeping up on people. And without weapons they were just pussies in one-to-one combat 😁
does the Master always walk around with spare masks of his face? the number of times he pulls that trick to escape... I'm surprised The Doctor hasn't caught on to him yet... oh, look The Master just CONVENIENTLY falls ill JUST as he and the Doctor are rescued... yeah, NOTHING SUSPICIOUS about THAT!😒😒😒😒😒😒🤣🤣😂
hello i'm not sure if you've gotten this request but i would absolutely love to see u react to the hbo show 'euphoria'! it's quite heavy but it's also amazingly beautiful, i think you'd like it :)
There's a story in particular you need to about the title for a few serials ahead. Since you record in advance, I should warn you now. You must avoid the titles for episode one from at least the next few stories.
16:48 You do realize that was reason they wrote that character that way, right? We're not actually looking through a window into an alternate universe where people act autonomously. Somebody wanted the audience to feel a certain way about a certain type of person, so they concocted this pathetic irredeemable caricature and served him up to be hated.
I agree, I feel like it's a collection of good moments that aren't really tied together. It's like the story couldn't make up its mind if it was a Master or a monster story.
I'm going to say it , I'm now bored of The Master, I dont mind him showing up now and again, but every episode......come on.... use your imagination writers
@@dragonrune2257 Yeah got repetitive after a while.... the masters going to kill the doctor, they join forces at some point, then Master escapes at the end.....again....
The Chief Sea Devil touching the Doctor's hair is probably just because he's never seen an 'ape' with such a fabulous bouffant.
Yes, he was just a super-fan of the Doctor.
Our first full ‘Reverse the polarity of the neutron flow’.
Jon Pertwee use to tease Roger Delgado about how scared he was of everything. When they were filming the part with them floating in the sea, he would always say about how Roger was so terrified about going in the water, that it was hard enough getting him onto the boat to take them out there to film it.
I think I remember reading or hearing somewhere (maybe on one of the commentaries) that Delgado was even skittish about being driven by someone else. He’d wonder if they were qualified, how was their driving record, that kind of thing, and was freaking out a bit about the driver in Turkey who drove the car in the accident that killed him. 😔
Always been one of my favourites. Roger Delgado was so great. Although he was in a lot of stories, in retrospect it's good we got to see him so much as the Master. He was a gentle, sweet bloke by all accounts, and terrified of water in the filming of this story according to Jon Pertwee.
In Quatermass II he played the journalist later played by Sid James in the film version. Just imagine if it had been Roger Delgado instead of Sid James in all those Carry On Films...
@@petersvillage7447 He played a lot of characters in the ITC serials, very often a Middle Eastern villain or a Spanish Ambassador - hence the joke in one of the UNIT stories about arresting the Spanish Ambassador by mistake. He was a cockney in fact, born and raised in London, but he had the looks of a suave villain. Would have been nice to see him as the actual Moriarity later on but alas...
@@harnois75 Delgado's dark looks owed a lot to his Spanish father, and his full name - a real humdinger! - was Roger Cæsar Marius Bernard de Delgado Torres Castillo Roberto. With a name like that, I'd guess that his Spanish ancestors must have been rather special people.
@@harnois75 Oh, I know - I've seen photos of him in The Three Musketeers, which I would have loved to have seen... and I always find his presence in the radio series The Slide incredibly apt since he's playing a rather Doctor-ish figure in a story that mutated into a Doctor Who story. Though I have to say, I also get a kick out of seeing him in the 'forgotten' Hammer film 'Terror of the Tongs'. It's rather bizarre that somebody thought that they could stick a fez on him and he'd look right at home in a Chinese Criminal Gang, but any organisation that includes Roger Delgado AND Christopher Lee in its leadership is one to be feared..!
@@petersvillage7447 He's a wonderfully manic loon in Hammer's The Mummy's Shroud.
When the minister showed up, I immediately thought of Jess saying, "there's ALWAYS one asshole who complicates things!" I share your feelings on the sound effects in this story. I couldn't hear some of the Sea Devils' lines and had to mute the episode when the "diversion" was going on.
I liked your analysis of the Master's character, especially referring back to The Mind of Evil. I'm new to this period of Classic Who too and I get the vibe that the Master is all about not wanting to feel inferior. His biggest fear was the Doctor looking down on him and laughing, he talked in Colony in Space about the only two options being to rule or serve and he's always frustrated about his lack of freedom whenever he's imprisoned (which happens a LOT). It seems like he's all about winning, or at least beating the Doctor at something, no matter what his evil plot is. Particularly last season, when he has a different scheme every story.
Greetings from England! As a Doctor Who fan since 1966 I'm loving your journey through the classic era. Your reaction to the toast-munching politician was most amusing. Keep up the great work. :)
Always found it interesting that Mac Hulke came up with the concept of the Silurian rulers of Earth and the usurper apes in view of the preceeding Pierre Boulle novel 'Monkey Planet' and the subsequent 'Planet of the Apes' film, but this time from the reptilian point of view. Jon Pertwee paid Roger Delgado a compliment regarding the filming, saying that he - Jon - always loved the adrenalin-rushing foolhardy dangerous sports, the speed, etc, whilst to Roger, a glass of port, by the fireside with some comfy slippers was his idea of an adventurous entertainment. Therefore, for Roger to do all the sea-borne action, float in the sea, with no real idea how to swim, was a very brave thing for him to do and took some courage on his part.
Script editor Terrence Dicks said that the Master often half-assed his plans in this era because he just wanted to hang out with the Doctor.
The military were heavily involved in the production so we got to see all the cool toys
...The FN-FAL rifles...
@@DNulrammah Yes--fired those way too many times during my 12 years in the RAF. Never at Sea Devils, unfortunately. It makes a change for conventional weapons to actually be effective!
This story got a lot of support from the Navy who thought it would be good publicity.
believe it or not but Katy Manning was actually operating the hovercraft during those scenes
I love your take on the Master. I always thought he wants to prove he's smarter than the Doctor, but his schemes always has a self sabotaging flaw. The Doctor is willing to sacrifice themselves, the Master is not. So when the poop hits the fan The Master will always try to run away, the Doctor faces it head-on.
I'm really enjoying watching you watch them for the first time.
This story continues in the first Eighth Doctor Adventure novel where the Master returns to Devil's End to retrieve his TARDIS.
loved that reaction this era of Who has so much to offer and episodes to come are going to be well worth looking forward too
Roger Delgado's Master is always entertaining!
My favorite parts of this reaction were all the barely contained rages that minister brought up in Sesska!! Best of the best, when he asked for the sugar to be passed! LOL!! I felt like a 'Get your own F**k'n sugar!" was right below the surface!
This is one of those "Master wanting to hurt The Doctor" stories. You can see it as the flip side of what Missy kept trying with 12. From the fencing duel to the speed boat chase, you KNOW Pertwee and Delgado loved this!
“ good afternoon gentlemen “
“ I must Obey I must Obey I must Obey “
I’m not sure I’d say the Master wants the Doctor’s approval, but rather that he wants to one-up the Doctor- and for the Doctor to admit that he’s done it. If he can stop the Doctor from achieving something he wants, or can achieve something the Doctor wants to prevent, he’s finally won a round. In both Classic and New Who, we’ve had references to the fact that the two of them were childhood friends. We get no details, but I’ll bet that one feature of their once-friendship was that the Doctor won every contest between them, and the Master has never gotten over trying to even the score. In that aspect this makes him Loki to the Doctor’s Thor, or Nebula to the Doctor’s Gamora, full of resentment over always having been second-best.
I'm sure Pertwee really wanted to be James Bond rather than The Doctor. He loved doing the strange martial arts moves (hai!) and the chance of a fast vehicle in a chase was his idea of heaven.
Ever watched that video of the Third Doctor fight scenes set to "Everybody was Kung Fu Fighting" ? It's on YT.
The Submarine commander is the same actor who played Rasillon opposite Peter Capaldi in New Who and the Maester of Winterfell in GoT.
I love how this story just proves how radical the Third Doctor era could be, considering some people have, what in my opinion, is a surface level read of this era being pretty conservative, it's great to see moments of it taking the piss out of the british establisment and being anti war.
People who think Doctor Who is woke now haven’t truly watched any Doctor Who. From The Daleks in 1963 the show has been political. And to all the people who say it was subtle back then it really wasn’t. Case and point The Sunmakers or The Green Death. In fact I’d say this current era is saying less than any previous era.
Jon Pertwee loved gadgets and random things, so the chase scene was written in purely because he wanted one and *loved* filming them.
I'm hoping Jess doesn't look at the title for the season 10 opener, I know she records these a bit ahead but not knowing the title would make it even more special
Agreed. If you saw Marie-Claire's reaction, it was rather wonderful...
It'd be nice but these things were made with these titles, the Dr Who team at the time meant for them to be known, it's cool lol
Jess does actually address this at the start of her next reaction and explains how difficult that can be to do. Sources are limited for a show so old, so you don't really get the luxury like you might with other shows where you maybe only need to search 'Supernatural S04E14' or whatever. I'm sure even if the title is revealed to her it won't ruin anything.
Was that the story where the first episode was just called "Invasion"?
@@petersvillage7447 Sometimes, if I'm feeling fed up, I go back and watch that reaction again. It's a joy to behold.
With Kismet Delgado refuting Jon Pertwee's claim that her husband was terrified of the water, you wonder why any actor would agree to scenes that were going to utterly traumatize him in such a manner. But Jon is right at home. Give him a fast car, a motor-trike, a jet-ski... he's right on it. I wonder what the insurance was like.
If you’re a working actor, you go where you’re told and get the lines out when the camera’s running. Unless you’re a big star they’ll get someone else who doesn’t object and you’d be out of a job. Jack Palance was said to be terrified of horses but played in more than a few westerns, for example.
Hilarious line "does Jo know how to drive that thing" 🤣 referring to the hovercraft this was a fantastic story I still think this original master was the best. I'm really looking forward to your continuing journey with the third doctor. They should bring the sea devils back in new who
The Master's face crumpling as he realises the Doctor is one step ahead again turns up reconfigured in Nu-Who multiple times (understandably, since those stories are by a generation of writers who recall - and were directly impacted by - this era). But I think the other important moment comes way later, in 'The Timeless Children', were The Master acknowledges how his nemesis always acted like they were something special. It almost feels like a jilted lover, or someone so awestruck by the other person that they spend the rest of their days trying to make up to them. I suppose a lot of us have found ourselves in that position. We don't usually try and commit genocide in order to deal with it though!
I think The Sea Devils is one of these stories that could do with a new musical score as the 1970's one is just too experimental and at times can be a little painful to sensitive ears. As for the story, it's one of my favourites and would love to see the Sea Devils make a comeback in New Who. Great reaction 👍👏. All the very best, Trev from East London, UK.
I do not disagree about the music, but I love that that kind of experiment could happen at the BBC back then. ☺️
Roger Delgado couldn't swim and had a fear of the ocean, so recording the last bit when he and the Doctor are floating in the submarine escape suits, waiting to be rescued was not a happy moment for him. Obviously it was a stuntman filling in for him in the chase scene. You're analysis of his version of the Master is interesting. And you're certainly right in that proving himself to be as smart or smarter than the Doctor is at least part of his motivation.
that submarine captain has way longer hair than would be allowed in the navy, even in the funky 70s.
Maybe the ‘80s were more lenient? 🤷♂️
Submariners have, and had, more relaxed rules while at sea--especially the nuclear missile boats which would have been submerged for months at a time. Regulations were never specific, the RAF regulation in my time (80s/90s) was merely that "the hair of the head is to be neat and well trimmed" and even within that, interpretation was far more relaxed among officers than with other ranks.
The Parliamentary Private Secretary chap went from get me tea to please save me, in a short time.
With comedy records not unknown in the Britain of the 1970s (fellow comedian Benny Hill even topped the chart with one!), perhaps Pertwee should have released some deep cut, like 'Can I kick it?'
The poor Sea Devils, wanting to re-take the Earth with groups of 5 soggy soldiers at a time.
Nothing worse than soggy soldiers, as that Parliamentary Private Secretary would probably agree.
First time the Doctor says ‘reverse the polarity of the neutron flow’
As has been said elsewhere, hope you haven’t looked too far ahead with regard to upcoming episodes…
Not the first time he said reverse the polarity though.
3:23 "this is surely not going to help matters" It's not, and don't call me Shirley ;)
I remember having a huge crush on 3rd officer Jane Blyth when this story was repeated in 1992.
Roger Delgado couldn't swim so the latter stages of final episode must be have been trying for him!🎩👍
And it was his death in a car crash that caused Mr. Pretwee to leave doctor who
Digging your cut down denim shorts 😉
Its ridiculous how the Master always gives the Dr a slip but it means he can come back....lol
Hooray for hovercrafts!
Great reaction
'Only... Mister Parliamentary Private Secretary... you have not destroyed them. You have only made them angry. Very VERY angry!' - Sold in some constituencies as some kind of establishment figure, the 3rd Doctor once again loses it with a servant of the British Government (which, for the avoidance of doubt, still treats the 'English Channel' as if it's a moat). I long for a story, set in a potential future, where mankind has come to some kind of arrangement with these creatures. You just know there'd be some arsehole hell bent on travelling into the past to depth-charge the whole thing.
Isn’t the Third Doctor constantly talking shit about the Brigadier? Who thinks he’s conservative??
It wasn't sound effects, it was music ... Apparently.
All caught up
thats a lovely top Sesska
AND she's showing some leg!
The side profile of the guy who said iiser looks just like Steve Rogers with his full beard or whoever that Chris Pratt or Chris Evans Chris Evans that's it
Love this story, shame unit aren’t in it, but the actual navy makes up for it i guess. The last story of season 9 is called ‘The time monster’ so please try avoid the title for the season 10 opener. Just avert you’re eyes when the title comes up haha
Someone is looking for a jolly good smacked bottom... and I do mean the Minister
Good Reactions to not a bad story.
PlutoTV has a streaming classic Doctor Who channel and for a while I would go to sleep with it on.... then it hit this era and the dumb musical stings kept waking me up lol
The Sea Devil's took a bit of a pasting to be honest once they stopped being scary and creeping up on people. And without weapons they were just pussies in one-to-one combat 😁
When’s the next PO Box opening?
But jess, osgood died in the daemons when the machine he was working on blew up..☹️
The Sea Devils would not be seen for 10 years
Their comeback was pretty rough, for a list of reasons. Plenty of time to rake that over when we get there.
does the Master always walk around with spare masks of his face? the number of times he pulls that trick to escape... I'm surprised The Doctor hasn't caught on to him yet... oh, look The Master just CONVENIENTLY falls ill JUST as he and the Doctor are rescued... yeah, NOTHING SUSPICIOUS about THAT!😒😒😒😒😒😒🤣🤣😂
hello i'm not sure if you've gotten this request but i would absolutely love to see u react to the hbo show 'euphoria'! it's quite heavy but it's also amazingly beautiful, i think you'd like it :)
There's a story in particular you need to about the title for a few serials ahead. Since you record in advance, I should warn you now. You must avoid the titles for episode one from at least the next few stories.
they really piled them in there.... maybe it's BIGGER on the INSIDE? 😏😏😏🤣😂
16:48 You do realize that was reason they wrote that character that way, right? We're not actually looking through a window into an alternate universe where people act autonomously. Somebody wanted the audience to feel a certain way about a certain type of person, so they concocted this pathetic irredeemable caricature and served him up to be hated.
can you react to the new trailer of "Midnight mass" please . I love the trailer
A good episode but an overrated one. Not on a par with Terror of the Autons or Time Warrior.
I agree, I feel like it's a collection of good moments that aren't really tied together. It's like the story couldn't make up its mind if it was a Master or a monster story.
I'm going to say it , I'm now bored of The Master, I dont mind him showing up now and again, but every episode......come on.... use your imagination writers
It may not be the writers fault- the Master had a contract after all.
@@dragonrune2257 Yeah got repetitive after a while.... the masters going to kill the doctor, they join forces at some point, then Master escapes at the end.....again....
@@JoeScottish Well, yeah. Repetitiveness is an issue.