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'''[[Doctor Who]]''' --[[Doctor Who Season 3]]

==Season 2== ...one that's pretty interesting, though this one is less cohesive and more a series of stops while being chased.  Last of the original companions leave.

The series could have been a journey of wonder, exploring the more exotic, imaginative The series could have truly differentiated itself, with an increasingly worn-down ship

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[[Star Trek: Voyager Season 2]] 305: '''False Profits'''  ''[[1996]] [[October 2]]''

...was something.  I guess I've heard the show described as "Doctor Who for adults", and they wanted to make that clear as quickly as possible ...I already know it from the "later" [[Doctor Who Series 3|Doctor Who episodes]], this episode establishes that he's been hanging around Earth fo

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[[Doctor Who]] ...l teachers dragged into the whole mess; I guess I'm most used to the "Doctor + female companion" group.  As a casting note, it seemed pretty o

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[[Torchwood Series 1]] ...t morals is very similar to the way I described the Master in [[Doctor Who Series 3]].  I guess they are similar sorts, showing a twisted parallel of ou

[[Fallout (TV Series)]] ...and it's certainly not the same situation as it was with an asshole knight who was putting him in danger, making threats, and already mortally wounded.

So the Doctor deleted the Equinox EMH.  Especially from his perspective, wasn't that 604: '''Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy''' ''[[1999]] [[October 13]]''

...much loss?  Interesting, though, that this was used against Janeway, who would prefer to not even bring harm to drones. ...gs, leaving them with only Icheb AKA Borg Wesley Crusher, the prodigy teen who wants to work on the bridge and apply to Starfleet Academy.  He's actu

So the Doctor deleted the Equinox EMH.  Especially from his perspective, wasn't that 604: '''Tinker, Tenor, Doctor, Spy''' ''[[1999]] [[October 13]]''

Further, doesn't it seem a bit silly for the Doctor to use the holodeck, as he did in the beginning of this episode?  I me ...to resort to murder?  Yeah, tell that to [[Star Trek: Voyager Season 2|Tuvix]].

Being the first episode of the series, and really relatively early in all of Star Trek considering how much came The Good: It's an OK idea to take a concept from the old series and bring it back, to see how it plays out differently.

A strange one. A series of simple enough motives and action scenes, but told in a layered and visua [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1754264/ Never Back Down 2: The Beatdown]