Zaroff puts his plan into operation, but sets off a devastating chain of events.
It had an ok start, but it has gotten worse with every episode, the same thing applies to The Web Planet, an ambitious and wonderfully imaginative story, which simply didn't have the necessary budget. Like expecting a banquet, and being given beans on toast.
They have Ben some nice lines, Polly on the other hand just moaned and whimpered the whole way through, she was so, so much better than this. Noel Johnson, who played The King, would get a much, much better deal when he'd appear in Invasion of The Dinosaurs with Jon Pertwee.
You don't know the password either, that line was actually hilarious, and made me chuckle.
I'd you genuinely love this story, can I suggest you pick it up on vinyl, some of the best artwork you can imagine, it really is beautifully presented.
Joseph Fürst, what can I say, I'm speechless. Thankfully we never saw Zaroff again.
It's an escape from reality, a bit of silliness, don't take it too seriously. 5/10.
It had an ok start, but it has gotten worse with every episode, the same thing applies to The Web Planet, an ambitious and wonderfully imaginative story, which simply didn't have the necessary budget. Like expecting a banquet, and being given beans on toast.
They have Ben some nice lines, Polly on the other hand just moaned and whimpered the whole way through, she was so, so much better than this. Noel Johnson, who played The King, would get a much, much better deal when he'd appear in Invasion of The Dinosaurs with Jon Pertwee.
You don't know the password either, that line was actually hilarious, and made me chuckle.
I'd you genuinely love this story, can I suggest you pick it up on vinyl, some of the best artwork you can imagine, it really is beautifully presented.
Joseph Fürst, what can I say, I'm speechless. Thankfully we never saw Zaroff again.
It's an escape from reality, a bit of silliness, don't take it too seriously. 5/10.
