Later Eps

>James Gibbon <[hidden email]>
wrote:
>Of the later set, I particularly like The Man Who Came Back, which
>is one of the very best episodes of all I think, and Destruction.
>I like The Long Sleep as well, although that's partly because of
>the sepia-toned sequences set around Covent Garden and Piccadilly
>Circus. The ones I like least are Timelash, Mindbender and
>Reflections In The Water.

There. You see what I mean about subjectivity? James, I think you and I
look for different things in an episode. I used to think (naively) that
everyone saw what I did when watching the show. But being a member of this
list has opened my eyes. It's still amazing to me that there are people out
there that watched the show for the HARDWARE!!!! Nutty. With all those
nice--- um, people--- to watch? *grin*

Do you think these eps have the same
>'feel' as the earlier episodes? For me, Timelash is probably the
>episode which least shares the same 'atmosphere' (for want of a
>better word) as the classic, earlier set of episodes.

Timelash is fun because of the time travel angle. Otherwise, no. They
tried too hard to make Straker into the mighty man in charge, which was
stupid. We already knew he was. But for viewing pleasure, it is very
enjoyable to see over and over.
Denise

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