This is part of a series of reviews of Doctor Who in chronological timeline order.

Previous Story: 1001 Nights (My Brother's Keeper)

We're onto the second story, it does have some elements of the framing device present throughout this anthology but this part is mainly self-contained. Another interesting idea, this time Nyssa is under possession by and entity called the Interplanetarian.

It's a fairly alright story but due to it's shorter nature it doesn't feel fleshed out enough and ends up being fairly standard fare. There's a weird romance plot aswell that I really don't think was necessary especially with an already short runtime.

Next Story: 1001 Nights (Smuggling Tales)