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4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Doctor Who: The Crusade & The Space Museum Box Set,
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Crusade / Space Museum [VHS] [1965] (VHS Tape)
This boxset contains a single video containing episodes one and three of The Crusade with William Rusell (Ian Chesterton) commentating linking narration, and The Space Museum in its fullness. Also, with this boxset, there comes four postcards, three of whihc are photographs taken from The Crusade, and one which is taken from The Space Museum, a TARDIS keyring and a CD of the missing episodes two and four of The Crusade are also with this boxset. This is an essential for all fans, since not only is it limited, but contains the newly re-discovered episode one of The Crusade - it's well worth its money!
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wonderfully Engaging Historical Adventure,
By "the_sorcerer_bard" (New Zealand) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Crusade / Space Museum [VHS] [1965] (VHS Tape)
This box set illustrates what was so thrilling about Doctor Who back when it was first broadcast. The inclusion of the CD audio of the missing twoi episodes was a brilient idea (Cheers to whoever thought of it). This video shows that acting hasn't changed that much and that period acting in the 1960's was very well coreographed.
5 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Hartnell fans stand up... and then sit down again.,
By A Customer
This review is from: Doctor Who - The Crusade / Space Museum [VHS] [1965] (VHS Tape)
I only really discovered Hartnell's Doctor about a year ago when I bought a copy of "The Rescue and the Romans". I enjoyed the Rescue, and tolerated the Romans. I then picked up a copy of 'The War Machines", and was again mildly impressed. But still, my interest was better served by "The Talons of Weng-Chiang" than "Marco Polo."Until now. When the first episode, "The Lion", rolls on, you know you're in for something special. By the 1980's, you had to wait 10 minutes into episode 1 before anything happened, sometimes before the Doctor even arrived! But with "the Crusade, we are immediately thrust into 12th Century Palestine, brought to life by the wonderful actors, particularly Julian Glover's distinguished King Richard, and Bernard Kay's wonderful Saladin. Even the missing two episodes are hardly noticed, with the inspired inclusion of the CD. It makes one wonder why the historical adventures are so unpopular. But then suddenly, the Space Museum. I try to be tolerant of 60's shows, but I have no idea why the production team wanted to do this story. The acting's awful, the plot full of holes you could drive a semi trailer through, and the sets laughable. So 5 stars for The Crusade, and 2 for The Space Museum.
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