I love a primary romana 1 adventure it takes a moment or two to get going but once it does I was rather invested within the mystery of it all

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

Previous Story: The Auntie Matter

It's an alright story, it's fairly generic for a companion chronicle. Conveniently, it slots right after The Auntie Matter with the Doctor and Romana still being in 1929. I like little details like that, even if they aren't necessarily intentional. It makes the chronological timeline feel a lot more interconnected, with the same stories continuing through other ranges.

I don't have much to say about this one, it's got it's moments, and it's quite well performed.

Rather sadly however, this is one of the few Doctor Who stories to feature no surviving cast members.

Next Story: The Sands of Life