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The Armageddon Factor
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last stretch of the quest for the Key to Time brings the Doctor and Romana
to the planet Atrios in the last days of a nuclear war with its
neighboring planet Zeos. The Atrian ruler, Princess Astra, presses for
peace, but the Marshal insists that his forces can win the war. Those near
the Marshal fear that his judgment is suffering from the strain of
command. He has taken to making most of his decisions following
meditations before a strange black mirror. The Princess has disappeared,
and the Marshal now rules unopposed.
Have the Doctor and Romana arrived too late to complete their mission before Atrios is destroyed? When the Doctor learns that no living Atrian has ever met a Zeon, he proposes to travel to Zeos to negotiate for peace and the return of Princess Astra, who seems to be linked in some way to the sixth segment. He finds the planet deserted. There are no living Zeons, but they left the computer running, and it’s programmed for Mutual Assured Destruction. |
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Lots of trivia and tidbits of Whovian detail are provided. The text appears intermittently along the bottom of the screen and is written by Richard Molesworth of the Doctor Who Restoration Team |
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Commentary is provided by Mary Tamm (Romana), John Woodvine (the Marshal), and Michael Hayes (director). Interesting stuff. |
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Color stills showing many publicity stills from the production of this story. Many of the pictures are rare or even never before seen. |
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A feature unique to the North American DVD releases. It lists short biographical information on many of the actors involved in the story. |
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None. For a full list of known Easter Eggs and screen grabs of them click HERE. |
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