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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 434965" data-attributes="member: 8">[ATTACH=full]58225[/ATTACH]This is the first Hartnell story that looks a bit similar to NuWho (I think).It&#039;s got this fascinatingly inexplicable clashing of timelines, and they&#039;re trying to sabotage something bad that happens in the future.The tricky thing is, they&#039;re not sure if what they&#039;re doing is successful or exactly the thing that leads up to that unfortunate outcome.There&#039;s a lot of bickering like &quot;complaining about it doesn&#039;t really HELP, does it!&quot; and they all get to say something like that.I must say I&#039;m becoming slightly irritated by Hartnell&#039;s frequent giggling and the way he ends every sentence with &quot;Hm?&quot;But there are only 5 stories left (on my DVDs anyway) and then he becomes the Second Doctor. I wonder if those episodes are going to look significantly different.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 434965, member: 8"] [ATTACH type="full"]58225[/ATTACH] This is the first Hartnell story that looks a bit similar to NuWho (I think). It's got this fascinatingly inexplicable clashing of timelines, and they're trying to sabotage something bad that happens in the future. The tricky thing is, they're not sure if what they're doing is successful or exactly the thing that leads up to that unfortunate outcome. There's a lot of bickering like "complaining about it doesn't really HELP, does it!" and they all get to say something like that. I must say I'm becoming slightly irritated by Hartnell's frequent giggling and the way he ends every sentence with "Hm?" But there are only 5 stories left (on my DVDs anyway) and then he becomes the Second Doctor. I wonder if those episodes are going to look significantly different. [/QUOTE]

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