Doctor Who (Classic) Season 10, Ep. 5 "Carnival of Monsters: Part 1"

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After escaping from a Miniscope on the planet Inter Minor, the Doctor encounters two natives who plan to overthrow their president by letting the Drashigs escape.
  • Starring: Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning
  • Directed by: Barry Letts
  • Runtime: 25 minutes
  • Original air date: January 01, 1973
  • Network: BBC
 
  
 
 

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1. The Three Doctors: Part 1
  December 30, 1972
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  January 6, 1973
Part 2 of "The Three Doctors".
 
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3. The Three Doctors: Part 3
  January 13, 1973
Part 3 of "The Three Doctors".
 
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4. The Three Doctors: Part 4
  January 20, 1973
Part 4 of "The Three Doctors".
 
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5. Carnival of Monsters: Part 1
  January 1, 1973
After escaping from a Miniscope on the planet Inter Minor, the Doctor encounters two natives who plan to overthrow their president by letting the Drashigs escape.
 
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6. Carnival of Monsters: Part 2
  January 1, 1973
Part 2 of "Carnival of Monsters"
 
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7. Carnival of Monsters: Part 3
  January 1, 1973
Part 3 of "Carnival of Monsters"
 
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8. Carnival of Monsters: Part 4
  January 1, 1973
Part 4 of "Carnival of Monsters"
 
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9. Green Death: Part 1
  May 19, 1973
The Brigadier and Jo Grant go to South Wales to investigate a death at a mysterious pit owned by Global Chemicals. An astonishing symptom of dead miner is that his body glows bright green. The Doctor arrives and suspects that the Global Chemicals is hiding something. He and Jo discover a vast green lake teeming with deadly giant maggots hidden in the abandoned mine.
 
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10. Green Death: Part 2
  May 26, 1979
The Brigadier and Jo Grant go to South Wales to investigate a death at a mysterious pit owned by Global Chemicals. An astonishing symptom of dead miner is that his body glows bright green. The Doctor arrives and suspects that the Global Chemicals is hiding something. He and Jo discover a vast green lake teeming with deadly giant maggots hidden in the abandoned mine.
 
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11. Green Death: Part 3
  June 2, 1973
The Brigadier and Jo Grant go to South Wales to investigate a death at a mysterious pit owned by Global Chemicals. An astonishing symptom of dead miner is that his body glows bright green. The Doctor arrives and suspects that the Global Chemicals is hiding something. He and Jo discover a vast green lake teeming with deadly giant maggots hidden in the abandoned mine.
 
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12. Green Death: Part 4
  June 9, 1973
The Brigadier and Jo Grant go to South Wales to investigate a death at a mysterious pit owned by Global Chemicals. An astonishing symptom of the dead miner is that his body glows bright green. The Doctor arrives and suspects that the Global Chemicals is hiding something. He and Jo discover a vast green lake teeming with deadly giant maggots hidden in the abandoned mine.
 
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13. Green Death: Part 5
  June 16, 1973
The Brigadier and Jo Grant go to South Wales to investigate a death at a mysterious pit owned by Global Chemicals. An astonishing symptom of dead miner is that his body glows bright green. The Doctor arrives and suspects that the Global Chemicals is hiding something. He and Jo discover a vast green lake teeming with deadly giant maggots hidden in the abandoned mine.
 
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14. Green Death: Part 6
  June 23, 1973
The Brigadier and Jo Grant go to South Wales to investigate a death at a mysterious pit owned by Global Chemicals. An astonishing symptom of dead miner is that his body glows bright green. The Doctor arrives and suspects that the Global Chemicals is hiding something. He and Jo discover a vast green lake teeming with deadly giant maggots hidden in the abandoned mine.
 
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Episode 5, "Carnival of Monsters: Part 1"
Synopsis: After escaping from a Miniscope on the planet Inter Minor, the Doctor encounters two natives who plan to overthrow their president by letting the Drashigs escape.
Original air date: January 1, 1973
Runtime: 25 minutes
ASIN: B0015KH3AE
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #121,425 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)
Doctor Who (Classic) Season 10
Synopsis: One of the longest running and most successful programs in television history, Doctor Who boasts an estimated 100 million fans in 54 countries.
Starring: Jon Pertwee, Katy Manning
Supporting actors: Tenniel Evans, Ian Marter, Jenny McCracken, Leslie Dwyer, Cheryl Hall, Peter Halliday, Michael Wisher, Terence Lodge
Season year: 1973
Genre: Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi
Executive producer: Barry Letts
Network: BBC
ASIN: B0015KH3A4
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9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Good for Prime, bad for wallet August 17, 2012
By Lord High Warlock
Jon Pertwee has always been my favorite Doctor. Especially since I got to meet him and Elisabeth Sladen in the late '80s. I've had a Prime Membership here for almost 10 straight years, mainly due to all the purchasing I do with Amazon. It was an added perk when they added video streaming to the Membership, and I have really been enjoying it. Up until a few days ago.

I have been slowly working my way through all the Classic episodes that have survived (what a disaster the loss of all those great Doctor Who shows is!). I had just finished watching "The Three Doctors" (one of the best all-time episodes, imo), and was about to proceed to the next episode, when this season suddenly fell out of the Prime Membership Catalog.

From what I can tell, it's the only Classic Doctor Who season that's no longer available to Prime Members. The reply I received from Amazon to my inquiry of this did little more than confirm my own observations.

That being said, while these are great to be able to stream for free under a Prime Membership, they just aren't worth $1.99 for a 25 minute episode. If this doesn't return to the Prime Catalog, you'd be better off investing that money on the paperback of "The Three Doctors" and going on to Season 12 (the next available season).

I hope that whatever licensing issue has arisen is speedily dealt with so this season can be returned to the Prime Membership Catalog.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Just plain fun! April 4, 2013
By L. Wilson
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This was a great episode. I love how all the different actors had such good chemistry together - you can tell they're all having fun with it.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Watched this with my 11 year old son March 4, 2013
By CPT G
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I recently introduced my 11 year old to the greatness of Dr. Who. Started him off with Tom Baker, and thought this season would be a great way to introduce him to the 1st three Doctors. Great time bonding with him over some of the memories of my youth, laughing at the cheesy special effects, but nonetheless enjoying the story immensely.
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