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* One wonders how the Gonds are useful to the Krotons, given that they are kept at such a primitive level of development.
* One wonders how the Gonds are useful to the Krotons, given that they are kept at such a primitive level of development.
* 'I'm not a doctor of medicine Zoe' says the Doctor, directly contradicting what he told Polly in The Moonbase.
* 'I'm not a doctor of medicine Zoe' says the Doctor, directly contradicting what he told Polly in The Moonbase.
* The Krotons have supposedly been on the planet for thousands of years. Even allowing for their effective immortality, things must have changed in the surrounding solar system.
* James Copeland (Selris) seems to clench his fists whenever he is stood still.
* 'Great jumping gobstoppers' is a great phrase to use when surprised by something.
* Troughton plays the intelligent fool with style as always.
* As with many Troughton 'monster era' stories, the limited special effects budget means that in many ways this is a more rewarding read as the Target novelisation.
* What happened to the original Krotons who the Gonds fought? Did they disperse themselves?
* Although the Krotons have been inactive for thousands of years, they say there has not been time for another species to evolve (referring to Jamie, Zoe and the Doctor).


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Revision as of 17:31, 7 March 2018

Notes

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  • Background to the Krotons as a race can be found in Alien Bodies (8th Doctor and Sam)
  • One of my favourite TARDIS teams - Zoe for the brains, Jamie for the brawn (and although Zoe tends to be scantily-clad, she is at least on a par with the Doctor when it comes to intelligence, as the tests of the Krotons show).
  • Several actors from Dad's Army - or rather the other way round given recording dates.
  • Do none of the Gonds realise that those who enter the Kroton's craft never return? There must be hundreds of 'companions' in there by now.
  • Quite liked the voice of the Krotons, wasn't too similar to anything else (e.g. Daleks or Cybermen).
  • Shame that the Krotons are so immobile, not exactly difficult to run away from.
  • Idea of guiding development of the Gonds and avoiding the discovery of dangerous (to the Krotons) technology was interesting, although this seems like an incredibly long game to play.
  • Krotons are not the most frightening of monsters given their slow movement and their initial inability to leave their ship.
  • One wonders how the Gonds are useful to the Krotons, given that they are kept at such a primitive level of development.
  • 'I'm not a doctor of medicine Zoe' says the Doctor, directly contradicting what he told Polly in The Moonbase.
  • The Krotons have supposedly been on the planet for thousands of years. Even allowing for their effective immortality, things must have changed in the surrounding solar system.
  • James Copeland (Selris) seems to clench his fists whenever he is stood still.
  • 'Great jumping gobstoppers' is a great phrase to use when surprised by something.
  • Troughton plays the intelligent fool with style as always.
  • As with many Troughton 'monster era' stories, the limited special effects budget means that in many ways this is a more rewarding read as the Target novelisation.
  • What happened to the original Krotons who the Gonds fought? Did they disperse themselves?
  • Although the Krotons have been inactive for thousands of years, they say there has not been time for another species to evolve (referring to Jamie, Zoe and the Doctor).