Doctor Who: Season 16. Wanted: Key to Time. Must be Complete. 

Way more beautiful IMHO! :D

@@neilloughran4437 No, no one will ever compare to Lynda but Mary Tamm comes close.

@@MrLorenzovanmatterho I disagree, but I think we’re in Blue Stone of Galveston territory.

Crazy she didn't go on to have a bigger career after Dr. Who - she could easily have gone on to Hollywood. Stunning.

I have always thought that Mary Tamm was the British Wonder Woman. 😁

It was written by Douglas Adams.

The audiobook on audible is fantastic. They modernized and expanded the work.

@@michaelfaklis8169 I really like his writting style, it fits nicely with Doctor Who.

Can't blame him. Mary Tamm was the second most gorgeous woman ever from England right after Diana Rigg.

@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 And Lalla Ward!

My favorite companions are... 1. Martha Jones 2. Sarah Jane 3. Ramona (1) 4. Peri

Same here. The way he outwits the justice machines is brilliant.

Completely agree - it’s the one I keep rewatching, something special about it. Highly underrated.

Scared the crap out of me as a kid. That camper being drained into a skeleton.

Wouldn't go that far but I love it

Nowhere near as good as “Power Of Kroll” Kidding.

@@fjccommish It doesn't have the same charm and Chibnall's run was highly controversial (and I'm in the minority of not being happy to see Davies return because I had more issues with his run than Moffat's). Sometimes the smaller budget adds to the show when the creators know how to run with it. I miss the old serial format.

Same

I wish she had too, but Romana II got better writing thanks to Lalla Ward’s rapport with Douglas Adams, so I find her a better character than Romana I. That’s no slight against Mary Tamm, she just didn’t get the same level of quality writing.

I'd compromise and settle for both.

Original Romana without question. Second was blah, nerdy, and witchy. Wasn’t a fan. .

Romana 1 has much more elegant screen presence and is far more Time Lord-ish in my opinion. But Lalla is just adorable. It's difficult to choose...

@@artyfartblast3289 I can choose...I ♥️ Lalla Ward's Romana, she's soooo cute! 😍 Mary Tamm's just seemed too cold to me, whereas Lalla Ward's a lot more playful, def a win for me...☺️😁

I always thought Tamm was stunningly beautiful and classy. She could have easily been a Bond girl.

How much was it? I live in America, some of the DVDs are not made for this region anymore. The DVD for the Roman’s is on eBay for $400.00 ghost lights dvd was $107.00 I think I got the key to time season for $60.00 I got the Roman’s for $30.00 at a resale movie store, they had no idea what they had. lol Most Doctor who DVDs that are still in print go for between $15 and $35 for just one story! So $60.00 for the entire key to time season was actually a great deal.

He got into a fight at a bar and someone busted his lip. That is what happened. Really

They tried covering it up with makeup but couldn’t.

thanks for watching!

Tom Baker for all his humour and freshness for the show did come at a cost which was his ego. Louise Jamieson was too alpha for him clearly where Elisabeth Sladen was more demure, Mary Tamm would've been alpha again and then Lalla ward was so much to toms liking he married her so you can see the pattern with how tom responded to each of them. The fact was he didn't believe a companion was necessary at all and had been quoted as saying he may as well have been talking to a cabbage on a stick.

I thought some of the dark stories of the previous series like "The Talons of Weng- Chiang, "The Horror of Fang Rock" were some of the best Dr. Who episodes and Leela was great in them.

@@John-tj9to there was genuine chemistry between Mary Tamm and Tom Baker, though that’s more apparent in the outtakes and bloopers than the broadcast cuts. She was dissatisfied with the role as so many of the female companions of the classic era were. Lalla Ward’s time coincided with Douglas Adams’ and consequently Romana was better written for her than she was for Tamm.

@@John-tj9to That's sad because looking at the show itself I really liked Leela and the Doctor, knowing the actors were not fond of each other is quite sad.

Glad you enjoyed it!

HERUMPH!

Well, the upcoming Season 17 has some good and bad Adams-isms. herumph! :)

Season 17 is when the show got rather full of itself.

@@rayvenkman2087 No that was season 18! :p

Tom Baker is just great as The Doctor.

@@StamFine Yeep that definitive article Doctor.

Colin Baker is underappreciated.

@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 by edgelords and contrarians everywhere, yes.

Tamm was just as sarcastic as Baker so they got along very well.

I got to meet her at a convention. Yes, she did get to pick out her own clothes! And the hooded cape in Ribos had to be taken off because it was too hot to wear under the lights.

That was, indeed, the threat. I always enjoyed this since, to a person like the Doctor, having nothing happen to him would be a fate worse than death (a detail no doubt the White Guardian knew all too well 😁). I loved how the White Guardian waited until the Doctor reached the Tardis's doorway before putting in the "ever". You could practically hear the tire screech. 😄

@@christalbot210 Nah -that's just a skillfully phrased death threat. Nothing will happen to you ever again, because you will not exist anymore. It's basically exactly the same as when Slatibartfast threatens Arthur Dent. Hurry up you'll be late. Late for what. Late as in "the late Arthur Dent". It's a threat, I was never very good at them.

I assumed he meant that time would stop forever.

Not too long to go

Plus, as a bonus, the Pirate Planet is a Douglas Adams story.

He also played Barnham in "The Mind of Evil".

I didn't mind her. But I preferred the first version too.

Birds don’t spit so you can’t have it spitting the energy.

Season 13 and 14 and The Key to Time, season 16, are the Golden Age of classic Who.

Thanks!

Mary Tamm & Freema Agyeman.

The Key To Time season was 1978.

@@simonfernandes6809 In the UK, yes. Where would you pick Stam Fine's accent as originating?

Mary Tamm was Gorgeous, but Lalla Ward was cute.

There was a horse in a nearby field when I was a lad who reminded me of Lalla Ward.

It certainly felt like his last season. There was a definite change in the mood of the series after that.

I think the ducks are a play on the porcelain flying ducks some people used to hang on their walls in the 50s/60s.

@@StamFine I reckon I'm too young to remember the porcelain duck fad 'cause I've never seen them. I swear they're startled Duck Hunt ducks. After all, he IS a time traveler so he may have played some 'ol school Nintendo at some point in his temporal excursions, yeah? Hell, I played hours of it and I only time travel when no one's looking. (Keep that last bit dark...>grins

They were especially a thing in the UK at the time because a character called Hilda Ogden in Coronation Street had a set of them on her wall and they became a bit iconic.

She was even more beautiful in person. And really polite. Answered everyone’s questions and was quite surprised we were all so interested in her character.

I was seven when Kroll was shown. I thought it looked a bit crap.

@@douglasfreeman3229 I don't know, I was quite a bit older (but in America, so it came out later), and I was intrigued by Kroll. A similar primal horror is when you see images of what Saturn would look like if it flew by the Earth. That giant squid just looked good to me.

🙂

And the War Lord in The War Games.

I'm not sure I'd call her sexy. Personally I think she was by far THE most achingly beautiful companion ever (both in old and new Who) but not sexy. I'm not saying Mary Tamm couldn't be sexy, it's just that's not the vibe she gave off due to her character's personality and what the wardrobe dept. made her wear. I'd say that companions like Leela, Peri or Amy were much sexier than Romana1

Martha too.

Those three actors worked well, didn’t they: the queen, captain and Fibuli.

Nope. Drax says it. Cool, huh?

your the only one, you are a true whovian@@lakecountynaturalist7617

Why should we know that?

Remember me to Gallifrey! The actor had not even 10 lines and he’s a legend in Doctor Who circles.

I see you've thought about it a lot.

@@StamFine Well it wasnt that hard to spot after one understood there was in "Eleventh hour" 2 different Amelia/Amy Ponds living in 2 different Whoniversis. (Last clue that solved it all was minisode Goodnight series 6) and everything after that have confirmed the above.to be a accurate assumption. (biggest confirmations was Clara being exposed to the timevortex (alot and for a short time) (same as amongst Madame Pompadore/Lady Penforte.) living next to timewindows/being exposed to the timevortex and thus being able to see/remember lives they hadnt lived in other Whoniversis/dimentions. The crack in the wall made Amy/Amelia (exposed long and low) her so they remembered both lives in her head at the same time. =When the Doctor returned and got Amelia (classic Whoniverse) and took her with him the Doctor saved Amelia from realising the man she was about to marry the next day had never existef and was only a memory of the other Anys life. (Then in end of series 5 the Doctor's enemies kidnapped Amelia and extracted her memories and thus Rory existed when the new Whoniverse came into existance. Once I got that, everything unraveled and everything was possible to see. As each new Whoniverse is on an eternal repeat (slightly different details but same events/outcome) =It is possible to see (predict) events that is to come and at the same time explain what have been going on in even the craziest rambles thru the year suddenly making 100% sense. ALOT have been hidding in plain sight. (especially in the great rememrable scenes; that have been distractions from whats really been goin on in them.) Just take the intro alone. even that is explained with the above (example) 11ths intro with the desintigrating blue timevortex (as the classic (TARDISblue) timevotex collapses around the TARDIS and the it jumps thru the void over into the new red timevortex. Next after that watch 9th and Peter Capaldis intros and it is there 2. (there is a reason its not in JWs) (as she never jumps between different whoniversis) AND one last thing. Everything wedding related in the show symbolises the TARDIS jumps between Whoniversis with the Doctor. (twice in Eleventh hour) even the Donna Noble being a bride x2.. As this is a biggie. If you can see the following you can see the rest. (this next is what did it for me to get the above is correct) In episode "Doomsday" (apptly named") the classic Whoniverse had its Doomsday hidden in plain sight... Yeep. Cause. The day the Doctor called Rose from is taking place several months after the events of Canary Warf and the show had during series 1 & 2 been sneaky sneaky not telling exactly when everything took place but the battle of Canary Warf did not take place earlier then late summer of 2009. = Several months after that mean it was 2010 by the time the Doctor called Rose... That alone wasnt the clincher. but it put the Doctor atleast in 2010 When (like in episode Big bang) the classic Whoniverse had its doomsday. What solved it was 10ths wording to Rose. (paraphrased) There is one tiny little gap left in the universe and it is about to close and I am burning up a sun/supernova.... Once I had the clues from the above that the bride is there (soon after) I began wondering on those words... One tiny little gap about to close... In normal time... What if one would see it in time but from the perspective when it closed... Then it dawned on me. If seen in normal time before it closed. That means that it would expand out from that point in the future... =That last tiny little gap infact is a Big bang spreading out from that moment in the future.... =series 3&4 takes place within the new Whoniverse until 10th has to see Rose one last time (that never existed in the new Whoniverse as a corporial being.) =As we see Donna again as a bride...the TARDIS travels back into the classic Whoniverse...=Geronimo took place there. Then the 2 jumps in Eleventh Hour. The 2 different Amelia/Amy remembers each others adventures thru series 5 with the 11th. And after that it is possible in episode Listen and Journey into the TARDIS spot the tiny little detail from series 2 with Mickey for half an hour pushing the button (saftey feature) (that normally prevents interwhoniversal travels) = Same feature that was deactivated before Clara took the TARDIS back to the Doctors childhood (in the classic whoniverse) and "made" the unstable day that never happend happen.... = there are so many interconnecting confirmations (and more) to the above....

@@kennethnystrom593 mate, your fan fiction theory is cool and all that, but you're probably wasting your time lol

@@hothemeep1219 Thing is it isnt fan fiction at all. It is what has been going on in the show. Just take a few moments to verify it and you will be astonished why this above havent been realised sooner.