On 09/05/2026 17:49, Blueshirt wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
10/10
Based on two episodes... I don't think my rating will
be that high.
But if you were comparing it to "Space Babies" then I could
accept a rating for "The Invisible Enemy" as high as that!
Come on.
Even the poor Tom Baker stories
Which this is not one of.
would beat the majority of
stories from NuWho for entertainment.
Anything would beat the excrement from Davies and Chibnall.
The Invisible Enemy was away ahead of its time. It combine
computer viruses signalling, "Contact has been made", with
biological viruses and blurred the lines in between using
telepathy to link them together.
Today the woke mind mind virus runs rampant and this takeover
of human society and civilisation by something unnatural in
human terms is what the message of the story is.
This story deserves very high marks.
The True Doctor wrote:
On 09/05/2026 17:49, Blueshirt wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
10/10
Based on two episodes... I don't think my rating will
be that high.
But if you were comparing it to "Space Babies" then I could
accept a rating for "The Invisible Enemy" as high as that!
Come on.
10/10 puts it into "Robots of Death" territory, it's nowhere
near that.
Even the poor Tom Baker stories
Which this is not one of.
Not poor, per se... but not the best of his era. It's good but
not great.
would beat the majority of
stories from NuWho for entertainment.
Anything would beat the excrement from Davies and Chibnall.
"The Invisible Enemy" would be ahead of that era quality wise,
that much is true.
The Invisible Enemy was away ahead of its time. It combine
computer viruses signalling, "Contact has been made", with
biological viruses and blurred the lines in between using
telepathy to link them together.
Good ideas, poorly realised.
Today the woke mind mind virus runs rampant and this takeover
of human society and civilisation by something unnatural in
human terms is what the message of the story is.
This story deserves very high marks.
Nah, compared to Pyramids/Genesis/Robots/Talons etc. it's not
'there'. So not in the top tier of Tom's stories for me.
Nowhere near the bottom tier either.
The True Doctor wrote:
On 09/05/2026 17:49, Blueshirt wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
10/10
Based on two episodes... I don't think my rating will
be that high.
But if you were comparing it to "Space Babies" then I could
accept a rating for "The Invisible Enemy" as high as that!
Come on.
10/10 puts it into "Robots of Death" territory, it's nowhere
near that.
Even the poor Tom Baker stories
Which this is not one of.
Not poor, per se... but not the best of his era. It's good but
not great.
would beat the majority of
stories from NuWho for entertainment.
Anything would beat the excrement from Davies and Chibnall.
"The Invisible Enemy" would be ahead of that era quality wise,
that much is true.
The Invisible Enemy was away ahead of its time. It combine
computer viruses signalling, "Contact has been made", with
biological viruses and blurred the lines in between using
telepathy to link them together.
Good ideas, poorly realised.
Today the woke mind mind virus runs rampant and this takeover
of human society and civilisation by something unnatural in
human terms is what the message of the story is.
This story deserves very high marks.
Nah, compared to Pyramids/Genesis/Robots/Talons etc. it's not
'there'. So not in the top tier of Tom's stories for me.
Nowhere near the bottom tier either.
On 10/05/2026 18:12, Blueshirt wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
On 09/05/2026 17:49, Blueshirt wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
10/10
Based on two episodes... I don't think my rating will
be that high.
But if you were comparing it to "Space Babies" then I could
accept a rating for "The Invisible Enemy" as high as that!
Come on.
10/10 puts it into "Robots of Death" territory, it's nowhere
near that.
It was better than Horror of Fang Rock and you gave than one a 10/10.
Even the poor Tom Baker stories
Which this is not one of.
Not poor, per se... but not the best of his era. It's good but
not great.
It's way above everything in Season 18 and probably the best story in
Season 15, but we'll have to wait to watch The Sun Makers again to see
how good that is in comparison.
would beat the majority of
stories from NuWho for entertainment.
Anything would beat the excrement from Davies and Chibnall.
"The Invisible Enemy" would be ahead of that era quality wise,
that much is true.
The Invisible Enemy was away ahead of its time. It combine
computer viruses signalling, "Contact has been made", with
biological viruses and blurred the lines in between using
telepathy to link them together.
Good ideas, poorly realised.
The ideas went above most people's heads because they didn't have
computer modems and knew nothing about electronic handshakes which is
what, "Contact has been made", was supposed to be. And now that modems
have been replaced by network routers and fibre to home its also above
most young people's heads today.
Today the woke mind mind virus runs rampant and this takeover
of human society and civilisation by something unnatural in
human terms is what the message of the story is.
This story deserves very high marks.
Nah, compared to Pyramids/Genesis/Robots/Talons etc. it's not
'there'. So not in the top tier of Tom's stories for me.
I never said it was, but it's in the same league of Planet of Evil and >better than The Android Invasion, The Ark in Space, and The Sontaran >Experiment.
I would put it around about the same place as Shada which was based on
the same story theme of universal mind control and absorbing
intelligence. This story depicts the woke mind virus, namely Communism, >being used to propel a degenerate elite to power who do not posses the
merit that is required to govern in the best interests of the body but >instead make it rot like an infection. The converse of this attacking
the principles of Capitalism comes in The Sun Makers. Back before the
far left took the show over, starting with JN-T using the show to attack >Margaret Thatcher, Doctor Who tried to give a balanced point of view.
Nowhere near the bottom tier either.
Nowhere near the blow job in The Creature from the Pit.
----
The True Doctor https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCngrZwoS0n21IRcXpKO79Lw
"To be woke is to be uninformed which is exactly the opposite of what it >stands for." --William Shatner
In article <xn0ppm8gt1fzqd001@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
On 09/05/2026 17:49, Blueshirt wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
10/10
Based on two episodes... I don't think my rating will
be that high.
But if you were comparing it to "Space Babies" then I could
accept a rating for "The Invisible Enemy" as high as that!
Come on.
10/10 puts it into "Robots of Death" territory, it's nowhere
near that.
Even the poor Tom Baker stories
Which this is not one of.
Not poor, per se... but not the best of his era. It's good but
not great.
would beat the majority of
stories from NuWho for entertainment.
Anything would beat the excrement from Davies and Chibnall.
"The Invisible Enemy" would be ahead of that era quality wise,
that much is true.
The Invisible Enemy was away ahead of its time. It combine
computer viruses signalling, "Contact has been made", with
biological viruses and blurred the lines in between using
telepathy to link them together.
Good ideas, poorly realised.
Today the woke mind mind virus runs rampant and this takeover
of human society and civilisation by something unnatural in
human terms is what the message of the story is.
This story deserves very high marks.
Nah, compared to Pyramids/Genesis/Robots/Talons etc. it's not
'there'. So not in the top tier of Tom's stories for me.
Nowhere near the bottom tier either.
I am seeing a nuclear exchange all right!
On 10/05/2026 19:47, The Doctor wrote:
In article <xn0ppm8gt1fzqd001@post.eweka.nl>,
Blueshirt <blueshirt@indigo.news> wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
On 09/05/2026 17:49, Blueshirt wrote:
The True Doctor wrote:
10/10
Based on two episodes... I don't think my rating will
be that high.
But if you were comparing it to "Space Babies" then I could
accept a rating for "The Invisible Enemy" as high as that!
Come on.
10/10 puts it into "Robots of Death" territory, it's nowhere
near that.
Even the poor Tom Baker stories
Which this is not one of.
Not poor, per se... but not the best of his era. It's good but
not great.
would beat the majority of
stories from NuWho for entertainment.
Anything would beat the excrement from Davies and Chibnall.
"The Invisible Enemy" would be ahead of that era quality wise,
that much is true.
The Invisible Enemy was away ahead of its time. It combine
computer viruses signalling, "Contact has been made", with
biological viruses and blurred the lines in between using
telepathy to link them together.
Good ideas, poorly realised.
Today the woke mind mind virus runs rampant and this takeover
of human society and civilisation by something unnatural in
human terms is what the message of the story is.
This story deserves very high marks.
Nah, compared to Pyramids/Genesis/Robots/Talons etc. it's not
'there'. So not in the top tier of Tom's stories for me.
Nowhere near the bottom tier either.
I am seeing a nuclear exchange all right!
You need new glasses.
----
The True Doctor https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCngrZwoS0n21IRcXpKO79Lw
"To be woke is to be uninformed which is exactly the opposite of what it >stands for." --William Shatner
On 10/05/2026 18:12, Blueshirt wrote:
10/10 puts it into "Robots of Death" territory, it's
ere
near that.
It was better than Horror of Fang Rock and you gave than
one a 10/10.
In article <10tqjfo$j73t$1@dont-email.me>,
The True Doctor <agamemnon@hello.to.NO_SPAM> wrote:
On 10/05/2026 18:12, Blueshirt wrote:
[The Invisible Enemy]
Nowhere near the bottom tier either.
Nowhere near the blow job in The Creature from the Pit.
The nuclear excahnge is on!
I am seeing a nuclear exchange all right!
The True Doctor wrote:
On 10/05/2026 18:12, Blueshirt wrote:
10/10 puts it into "Robots of Death" territory, it's
ere
near that.
It was better than Horror of Fang Rock and you gave than
one a 10/10.
I LOVE "Horror of Fang" rock... it was always one of my
favourite stories...
And it's a lot better than "The Invisible Enemy"!
The Doctor wrote:
In article <10tqjfo$j73t$1@dont-email.me>,
The True Doctor <agamemnon@hello.to.NO_SPAM> wrote:
On 10/05/2026 18:12, Blueshirt wrote:
[The Invisible Enemy]
Nowhere near the bottom tier either.
Nowhere near the blow job in The Creature from the Pit.
The nuclear excahnge is on!
Nah, I couldn't defend "The Creature from the Pit" ... that
is down at the bottom alright... in the pit so to speak!
The Doctor wrote:
I am seeing a nuclear exchange all right!
<shrugs>
If that's your idea of a nuclear exchange methinks
you need to get out more.
He has his favourites, I have mine.
But at least we don't just browse a script online, make a
few notes, and then call it a review!
The Binky(Word used by paedophiles to indicate their joy of child sexual molestation) Doctor wrote:--
Chibnall writes junk!PKB much, Binky(Word used by paedophiles to indicate their joy of child sexual molestation)?
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