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Doctor Who: Homages in Sci-Fi Film
A Listmania! list by "davehepcat78"

1. Doctor Who - The Deadly Assassin [1976] [VHS]

The list author says:
	"My all-time favourite Who, 3 perfect cliffhangers and the best ever episode set in The Matrix. The Wachowski Bros owe it all to this and Robert Holmes!"

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(4 customer reviews)

2. Doctor Who - The Ark In Space [1974] [DVD] [1963] DVD ~ Tom Baker

The list author says:
	"This time it's Alien. In 1974. 5 Years before John Hurt got it all out of his chest..."

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(31 customer reviews)

3. Doctor Who - The Curse of Fenric [1989] [DVD] [1963] DVD ~ Sylvester McCoy

The list author says:
	"DW borrows very nicely from John Carpenter, this time it was the fog that was made first in 1980. Great DVD package!"

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4. Doctor Who - Vengeance on Varos [DVD] [1985] DVD ~ Colin Baker

The list author says:
	"Made in 1984 this often overlooked tale is good Orwellian satire, so it's BB and live executions... not so far removed from our existence as Mary Whitehouse would have us believe."

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5. Doctor Who The Seeds of Doom [VHS] [1976] [1963] VHS Tom Baker

The list author says:
	"Again a great TV tribute to Carpenter, this time the Thing gets a class Who tribute, needs to be on DVD!"

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6. Doctor Who - The Talons Of Weng Chiang [1977] [DVD] [1963] DVD ~ Tom Baker

The list author says:
	"Tom Baker was born to play the DOCtor but he was just at home with Sherlock Holmes (and Robert Holmes?)."

Used & New from: �6.97

(34 customer reviews)

7. Dr Who-Brain of Morbius [VHS] VHS Christopher Barry

The list author says:
	"A Robert Holmes story again, Shelley's Frankenstein of course."

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(3 customer reviews)

8. Doctor Who - the Daleks (Remastered) [VHS] VHS William Hartnell

The list author says:
	"The homage here is the first city set (Skaro) to be designed on DW, someone must have seen Fritz Lang's 'Metropolis', the first ever great Sci-Fi film."