Sylvester McCoy
Season Twenty Six
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Sylvester McCoy
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689. Part One 25.10.89 7.35pm - 8.00pm 4.3M/Outside Top 100/67% 690. Part Two 01.11.89 7.35pm - 8.00pm 4.0M/Outside Top 100/68% 691. Part Three 08.11.89 7.35pm - 8.00pm 4.0M/Outside Top 100/68% 692. Part Four 15.11.89 7.35pm - 8.00pm 4.2M/Outside Top 100/68%
However, Dr. Judson has used the machine to crack ancient Viking carvings, and released Fenric, and evil entity from the dawn of time trapped seventeen centuries earlier by the Doctor. Fenric unleashes the haemovores, and sets in motion a plan to summon the Great One and destoy all life on Earth.
The Doctor convinces the Great One that Fenric's plan is wrong, while setting a similar trap to the one he had set seventeen centuries earlier, although Ace unwittingly gives Fenric the answer to the trap. Fenric orders the Great One to destroy the Doctor, but it turns on Fenric, takes him into a cublicle and releases a sample of the deadly toxin.
Episodes 1-4: The roadside signposts visible throughout should have been removed at that point in history as part of the defence preparations against possible invasion.
Episode 2: As Jean and Phyllis jump into the water to go swimming, they're fully clothed and wearing skirts. As they swim, the tell-tale fog rises around them, and they get turned into Haemovores. When they're done transforming, they come out of the water with big hairdos, long claws - and pants.
Episode 3: When Ace is climbing down her rope ladder, a Haemovore grabs her around the waist. She jumps off, and his fingernails get caught on her skirt. And for the longest time, the world gets a view of her underpants, stocking tops and suspender belt.
Episode 3: When Ace is being attacked by the Haemovores, she bops one of them on the head, causing its mask to go up and reveal part of the actor's neck.
Episode 3: When Ace is at the top of the ladder her underpants are black. By the time she gets down, they have changed to white.
Episode 3: When the Russian soldiers are running to save Ace from the Haemovores, the shadow of somebody can be seen casually walking in the opposite direction.
Episode 4: At the end, when Ace and the Doctor run out of the exploding bunker, the Doctor stumbles in the mud and puts his hand out to stop himself falling, getting mud all over it, which he even stops to look at in an almost symbolic gesture. Then they go in for the close-ups with him and Ace and when he puts his hand up to rub her nose (same hand), it's perfectly clean.
Episode ?: Somebody's finger is holding the door open for the Haemovores.
