As per usual when I have to write a paper, or prepare a presentation, I find myriad ways to avoid working on the actual thing; needless to say, the internet is a great helpmate on that quest. So for everyone who has seen the latest Doctor Who episode Utopia, and also wants to catch up on a certain old foe of the Doctor, here are all of the Master's appearances (yes, including the Roberts version), which were graciously uploaded on youtube by a kind benefactor.
So far, I've watched the first episode of "Terror of the Autons" (featuring the mannequin-producing bad guys from "Rose," incidentally) and have already developed a great fondness for the Brigadeer. The intro is seriously trippy, and for some reason seems to feature the face of Two, not Three: anyone know what's up with that?
Speaking of the doc, Three is quite different from the other Doctors I know and Jon Pertwee seemed strangely familiar, until I remembered that I've been watching his son on Cadfael, which of course also starred Derek Jacobi, to complete the six degrees feeling.
Delgado is quite fun as the Master, although I suspect the poor guy was heavily typecast as a default villain. You'd suspect the man of hypnotising innocent bystanders and turning them into tiny dollies by cultural conditioning alone.
So far, I've watched the first episode of "Terror of the Autons" (featuring the mannequin-producing bad guys from "Rose," incidentally) and have already developed a great fondness for the Brigadeer. The intro is seriously trippy, and for some reason seems to feature the face of Two, not Three: anyone know what's up with that?
Speaking of the doc, Three is quite different from the other Doctors I know and Jon Pertwee seemed strangely familiar, until I remembered that I've been watching his son on Cadfael, which of course also starred Derek Jacobi, to complete the six degrees feeling.
Delgado is quite fun as the Master, although I suspect the poor guy was heavily typecast as a default villain. You'd suspect the man of hypnotising innocent bystanders and turning them into tiny dollies by cultural conditioning alone.
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Date: 2007-06-28 11:17 am (UTC)Not at all, I'd be delighted! Friend away. I was thinking about asking permission to friend you myself in fact, as I've enjoyed reading your lj entries quite a lot (not least the Spiekeroog pictures, since it is incidentally quite close to the region where I grew up), so this would be a good opportunity to do just that.
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Date: 2007-06-29 07:19 am (UTC)