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Favourite Episode: The Seeds of Doom (Only Story)

Home Planet: Unknown

Scary Factor: 0/10

My Personal Rating: Wiggly-Woo - thats all I have to say :)

This Weekend: An Audience With Philip Hinchcliffe!

Join Room 5064 Productions today – that’s Sunday 11th June 2017 – for a whirlwind tour of the legendary Philip Hinchcliffe’s time as Doctor Who producer, at Manchester’s FAB Cafe! The very latest in our in-depth audiences, we’ll be covering Philip’s time on the show between 1974 and 1977, a heady period that cemented Tom Baker, Lis Sladen, and Louise Jameson in our hearts as the Doctor, Sarah…

I just discovered the Action Figure Theatre webpage and I'm tickled.

Plot:  The Celestial Toymaker is tired and bored--a recap of his collision with Hartnell's Doctor, but he sees the Doctor as his best solution to alleviate his boredom.  To that end he traps the Doctor, Jamie and Zoe in his Toyshop and gives the Doctor a chance to rescue the humans.

The catch:  For the Doctor to rescue them he has to accept half of the Toymaker's Celestial power.  The Toymaker's ultimate trap is elegantly simple:  No one can resist ultimate power.  He calculates that the longer the Doctor experiences the Universe as a Celestial, the less he will be able to resist.  And then the Toymaker will have his eternal playmate.

(At first I was nervous about accidental fan collision with my TRAP OF THE TOYMAKER, but now I'm relieved as they were heading in a different direction).

Check the fun and games out here:  http://www.actionfiguretheatre.co.uk/

Click on Doctor Who

Check Second Doctor, and see the following episodes:

When you click on those pages there is a button on the upper right of the graphic that says PART ONE.