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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 420234" data-attributes="member: 8">Disc 3 is The Edge Of Destruction&nbsp; and to me it looks like a psychological chamber drama that combines all the weirdness you can get in a Doctor Who story except for the monsters or aliens.It reminded me of the Midnight&nbsp; episode from the Tenth Doctor.I think this is almost inevitable since New Who is my beginning and therefore the main source for reference points.The Tardis crew is temporarily unconscious because of a small explosion, and when they awake they all act very strange but not equally strange.It&#039;s as if they&#039;re all in their own mini-universe bubble, conversation doesn&#039;t make sense and it sounds more like the tea party from Alice In Wonderland.I found it very disorientating but in a pleasant way.The story becomes a little bit problematic when they try to figure out what&#039;s going on because I don&#039;t know if a thought comes from a sane or confused mind.They also consider the idea that an unknown entity has entered the Tardis and taken over one of the characters (this actually made sense to me).A lot of conspiracy theories, accusations, explanations pulled out of the hat and then...it turned out to be a faulty spring mechanism.I could almost believe that this story (only two episodes) was 100% improvisation. But whatever it was, the actors handle it very well.[ATTACH=full]55749[/ATTACH]I think this was the Doctor&#039;s theory monologue about a solar system trying to suck the energy source out of the Tardis, turn it into dust and then stone and then a new world. Sure, why not?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 420234, member: 8"] Disc 3 is [I]The Edge Of Destruction[/I] and to me it looks like a psychological chamber drama that combines all the weirdness you can get in a Doctor Who story except for the monsters or aliens. It reminded me of the [I]Midnight[/I] episode from the Tenth Doctor. I think this is almost inevitable since New Who is my beginning and therefore the main source for reference points. The Tardis crew is temporarily unconscious because of a small explosion, and when they awake they all act very strange but not [I]equally[/I] strange. It's as if they're all in their own mini-universe bubble, conversation doesn't make sense and it sounds more like the tea party from Alice In Wonderland. I found it very disorientating but in a pleasant way. The story becomes a little bit problematic when they try to figure out what's going on because I don't know if a thought comes from a sane or confused mind. They also consider the idea that an unknown entity has entered the Tardis and taken over one of the characters (this actually made sense to me). A lot of conspiracy theories, accusations, explanations pulled out of the hat and then...it turned out to be a faulty spring mechanism. I could almost believe that this story (only two episodes) was 100% improvisation. But whatever it was, the actors handle it very well. [ATTACH type="full"]55749[/ATTACH] I think this was the Doctor's theory monologue about a solar system trying to suck the energy source out of the Tardis, turn it into dust and then stone and then a new world. Sure, why not? [/QUOTE]

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