Delta and the Bannermen arrived wearing its sci fi influences very heavily. Back to the Future and V.
The Doctor and Mel win a trip to Disneyland in 1959 with the intergalactic Nostalgia Tours.
Only the bus hits a satellite and land in a holiday camp in South Wales.
There is further danger as one of the passengers is Delta the ChimeronQueen who is escaping the evil Gavrok (Don Henderson) who is pursuing her with his army, the Bannermen.
The story gained notoriety because of the role of Ken Dodd as the Tollmaster and some shoddy special effects.
It also includes singer and actor Stubby Kaye who was in the UK to make Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
For McCoy's first season this is an improvement. There is a scene where a stuntman falls from a cliff in a quarry. The newborn alien hatching was well done. However producer John Nathan Turner struggles with the execution of the other parts of the stories mainly due to the budget.
Director Chris Clough does well with the atmosphere. The use of the 1950s pop music works well in the camp scenes. There are some decent action scenes at the beginning. Don Henderson takes the who thing deadly serious.
The Doctor and Mel win a trip to Disneyland in 1959 with the intergalactic Nostalgia Tours.
Only the bus hits a satellite and land in a holiday camp in South Wales.
There is further danger as one of the passengers is Delta the ChimeronQueen who is escaping the evil Gavrok (Don Henderson) who is pursuing her with his army, the Bannermen.
The story gained notoriety because of the role of Ken Dodd as the Tollmaster and some shoddy special effects.
It also includes singer and actor Stubby Kaye who was in the UK to make Who Framed Roger Rabbit.
For McCoy's first season this is an improvement. There is a scene where a stuntman falls from a cliff in a quarry. The newborn alien hatching was well done. However producer John Nathan Turner struggles with the execution of the other parts of the stories mainly due to the budget.
Director Chris Clough does well with the atmosphere. The use of the 1950s pop music works well in the camp scenes. There are some decent action scenes at the beginning. Don Henderson takes the who thing deadly serious.