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Doctor Who (Classic) Season 19, Ep. 13 "The Visitation: Part 1"

Through some fluke, the Doctor and Tegan arrive in the 17th century, where they discover three Terileptil prison escapees who are trying to destroy life on the planet with an enhanced version of the great plague.

Starring: Peter Davison:Matthew Waterhouse, Sarah Sutton
Directed by: Peter Moffatt
Runtime: 25 minutes
Original air date: February 15, 1982
Network: BBC


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Episode 13, "The Visitation: Part 1"

Synopsis: Through some fluke, the Doctor and Tegan arrive in the 17th century, where they discover three Terileptil prison escapees who are trying to destroy life on the planet with an enhanced version of the great plague.

Original air date: February 15, 1982

Runtime: 25 minutes

ASIN: B004C29LWK

Doctor Who (Classic) Season 19

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: Peter Davison, Janet Fielding

Supporting actors: Sarah Sutton, Matthew Waterhouse, Michael Robbins, Peter van Dissel, John Savident, Anthony Calf, John Baker, Valerie Fyfer, Richard Hampton, James Charlton

Genre: Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi

Executive producer: John Nathan-Turner

Network: BBC

ASIN: B004C25QN8

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5.0 out of 5 stars A Great Beginning! December 31, 2011

By T. Runas

I loved the beginning of the story. Peter Davison is a brilliant actor alongside his co-stars. The cliffhanger and mystery of who were controlling the deadly androids left me wanting more.

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2.0 out of 5 stars Not a Dr. Who Fan June 8, 2013

By Rainy

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Just really don't get what everyone loves - was hoping that one with Peter Davison would save it for me, but it didn't...

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4.0 out of 5 stars Good doctor who June 8, 2013

By Philip J.

Peter david son is good as who, he is not the best and hes not the worst. What i hate was the last season of baker and starts with davidson is the awful clownly outfits. But the stories are not bad in the start of the early 80s. Davidson had a hard shoe to fill after Tom baker, but he still did a good job. So if you have not seen these, you should.

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic May 29, 2013

By B. Penn

Who doesn't love Doctor Who? Everyone loves the Doctor. Our whole family can sit down and watch these classics - Great.

5.0 out of 5 stars Cybermen May 28, 2013

By dug

I had forgotten how clunky the cybermen were originally! Peter Davidson was such a brilliant Doctor! I always enjoyed Teagan, Nyssa and Adric as his companions.

5.0 out of 5 stars Pure fun!! May 18, 2013

By Jennifer Ward

I enjoy all the Dr. Who series even the really old ones. I especially enjoy Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison and Tom Baker. The new ones are okay but they are missing something that the older ones have.

5.0 out of 5 stars Classic British Tele May 4, 2013

By Melodie W

Big fan of Peter Davison who was in All Creatures when he was younger. He's a wonderful doctor. Highly recommend all episodes of all Dr Who series, old and new. Big fan of sci-fi and British tele.