[kj] (Entirely OT) Question for the Dr Who fans out here...

[nicholas fitzpatrick]

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Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2009 13:14:47 +0000
From: jimharper666 at yahoo.co.uk
To: gathering at misera.net
Subject: [kj] (Entirely OT) Question for the Dr Who fans out here...

Afternoon all!
 
I'm not much of a Dr Who fan, although I have enjoyed various episodes over the years. Mainly it's because I've been particularly kind on the show's brand of science-fiction. The majority of the episodes I've actually enjoyed were the ones that branched out into gothic/horror territory: things like The Pyramids of Mars, Image of the Fendahl, The Empty Child, that recent one with Dickens and the living dead.
 
So my question is then: what other episodes/stories are there that I might enjoy? I don't have a preferred era (although most of the stuff from the 1980s seems to have been toss in my experience), don't mind the new stuff either, it's the content I'm more interested in. So: any recommendations?
 
Jim.

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