Doctor Who - 217a. The Memory Bank Reviews

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Average Rating 7.3
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The Doctor and Turlough arrive on a planet where to be forgotten is to cease to exist. But the Forgotten leave a gap in the world and thats where the monsters are hiding.

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7.1

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Acting

8.0

(15)

Effects

7.6

(15)

Replay

6.6

(15)

5th Doctor

The Memory Bank and Other Stories

Vislor Turlough

The Hux

The Memory Bank and Other Stories

7.3

217a. The Memory Bank

7.2

217b. The Last Fairy Tale

8.4

217c. Repeat Offender

7.1

217d. The Becoming

7.5

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Cast

Peter Davison (The Doctor)

Mark Strickson (Turlough)

Suzann McLean (Max/Autumn Voice)

Ian Brooker (Archivist/Computer/Elder)

Mandi Symonds (Alitha/Inspector Jill Sveinsbottir) Duncan Wisbey (Grayling Frimlish/Shiri/Zounds)

Kae Alexander (Waywalker)

Cover Art:

Simon Holub

Director:

Helen Goldwyn

Music:

Lauren Yason

Music:

Richard Fox

Sound Design:

Lauren Yason

Sound Design:

Richard Fox

Writer:

Chris Chapman

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Reviewed By: adamelijahReview Date: 6/23/18 6:24 am

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The titular first story of the anthology finds the Doctor and Turlough landing on a planet where in order for people to survive, they must be regularly remembered and that jobs falls to the Archivist. Turlough finds the position the position thrust on him. The Doctor sets out to save the forgotten from being killed and also sort out the entire situation.

THis is an exceptionally good story as it combines high concept science fiction, with an emotional and thought-provoking idea. This story fits well with Peter Davison's Doctor as Davison to give the performance just the perfect amount of sensitivity. An absolutely solid lead off.