Doctor Who - Day of the Daleks
Doctor Who - Day of the Daleks Customer Review: an eye sore and a bore to boot.
Like a lot of the 1972 pertwee stuff this was flat and had a lot of extra scenes of running around and Pertwee action which was lame and snoozer boring. The Three-wheeler(3-wheeled motorcycle called a “rover” in Europe I think) was not a novel Idea and not inovative or high tech with the added sound effects(a mini moog or some such.) Yet you see it a lot and Pertwee and Manning straddled to it(Mister Rogers Nieghborhood style nudge nudge) the running around and dodging bullets gets boring after the first few episodes. Personally I liked the first Pertwee season(1970) 71 being second on my list for quality. The others were just filler crap. But if you like the James Bond style DW it is better than the current excuse for Who???
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