Come on Eric, you sat through Delta and the Bannermen, could this be worse? Absolutely!
Sylvester McCoy is very irritating in this story, so much so that I almost feel like giving him a slap! What is it with the over the top panto acting?
There was one thing I liked, the clowns driving the hearse along the dusty highway, it had echoes of the movie Phantasm. Imagine menacing clowns that never speak picking up strangers in a hearse! That would make a good story.
Dorset sand pits look great in the sunshine but everything else is crap!
The Gods of Ragnarok costumes are made of a spongy rubber covered with a textured paint that would bounce if you dropped them on the floor, the bodies were one complete unit, just the arms and head would come apart, but I expect you can see that because that’s exactly what they look like on screen. Wordy from Words & Pictures springs to mind.
Ps, did you notice the TARDIS door control lever was in the open position but the doors closed? Tut Tut.
Come on Eric, you sat through Delta and the Bannermen, could this be worse? Absolutely!
Sylvester McCoy is very irritating in this story, so much so that I almost feel like giving him a slap! What is it with the over the top panto acting?
There was one thing I liked, the clowns driving the hearse along the dusty highway, it had echoes of the movie Phantasm. Imagine menacing clowns that never speak picking up strangers in a hearse! That would make a good story.
Dorset sand pits look great in the sunshine but everything else is crap!
The Gods of Ragnarok costumes are made of a spongy rubber covered with a textured paint that would bounce if you dropped them on the floor, the bodies were one complete unit, just the arms and head would come apart, but I expect you can see that because that’s exactly what they look like on screen. Wordy from Words & Pictures springs to mind.
Ps, did you notice the TARDIS door control lever was in the open position but the doors closed? Tut Tut.