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Doctor Who - Carnival Of Monsters [VHS] [1973]

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Doctor Who - Carnival Of Monsters [VHS] [1973]

VHS ~ Jon Pertwee

3.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)

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Actors: Jon Pertwee
Directors: Barry Letts
Format: HiFi Sound, PAL
Classification: U
Studio: 2 Entertain Video
VHS Release Date: 6 Mar 1995
Run Time: 102 minutes

Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (6 customer reviews)

ASIN: B00004CQ2J
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 8,453 in Video (See Bestsellers in Video)

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The Doctor and Jo land on the SS Bernice in 1926 to find it is trapped inside a miniscope on the planet Inter Minor...

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5.0 out of 5 stars Classic Jon Pertwee action!, 1 April 2002

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This must rate as a classic of the Pertwee era. It seems at first that the Tardis has landed on an old sea going vessel from the 1920s in the Indian sea and the Doctor and Jo set off to investigate. But all is not what it seems and eventually he realizes they are trapped inside a hi-tech "ant farm" and can be viewed by paying customers. Escapades include wandering around the inside of the viewing machine a la Land of the Giants, narrowly being eaten by huge monsters called Drashigs and engaging in fisticuffs with a crew member of the SS Bernice (Queensberry rules old boy!). Plus at the same time witness mind numbing beauracracy and politics on a far distant planet. How could you ask for anything more! Pertwee is at his best (where can I get one of those jackets?) but why are Earthlings referred to as Tellurians and not the more usual appelation of Terrans? I strongly recommend this to anyone who wants to know what a really imaginative (if not to say weird and bizzare) SF story looks like on the small screen. Buy it now!

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4.0 out of 5 stars An interesting study of the repitition of time, and capture., 2 Dec 2000

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The concept of perpetual repetition of time and the endless possible outcomes facing our two heros was fascinating. The development of scaled down fiercesome creatures, seemingly under control, the inevitable recipe for disaster, is well handled. We must excuse the now dated special effects, the height of technology at their time, that leave us only inspired by their implication. John Pertwee and Katy Manning are now well settled into their prospective doctor/assisstant relationship, and superbly gel together; a delight for 'Who Nostalgia'. I would recommend 'A Carnival of Monsters' as an excellent example of 'Who Paradox' and cosmic intrigue.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Doctor Who at its very best!, 9 Sep 2000

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I still remember watching "Carnival of Monsters" way back in 1973, then I had the pleasure of viewing it again when it was repeated in 1981 and it stands up just as well on video today. Jon Pertwee and Katy Manning are on top form, and Barry Letts' direction makes the most of the effects available at the time. Of course, we must not forget Robert Holmes' playful script and the monstrous Drashigs. Look out as well for future Davros, Michael Wisher, as the scheming Kalik who, along with the gullible and cowardly Orum (Terence Lodge), provides drama as well as much light relief. A well deserved five stars for this adventure. Watch and enjoy!

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5.0 out of 5 stars my love affair with drashigs
You won't find this topping many polls. It doesn't have daleks, a god-like foe or a particularly sophisticated take on politics. Read more

Published on 12 Jun 2007 by A reader

2.0 out of 5 stars Hammy Caper From Season 10
The Doc + Jo arrive on the creaky S.S.Bernice in the Indian Ocean, where an oddly robotic bunch of Twenties snobs are being menaced by a giant rubbery Plesiosaurus. Read more

Published on 27 Jul 2000

2.0 out of 5 stars A mediocre attempt that should have been much more
When one first watches this story, the thing that stands out the most is the very dated Special Effects. Read more

Published on 16 Jul 2000

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