Doctor Who
Doctor Who
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Well, it's by Paul Magrs, so you know it's going to be fairly weird. And so it is, with the Doctor and Mel being lured to a remote asteroid where there are strange goings on with a couple of dotty old ladies in a quite impossible landscape.
Strange as this is, it's not quite as bonkers as the short adventure “The Vanity Box” that rounds out the CD. (It's advertised as a separate story, but, honestly, you need to listen to the two together and in sequence). This is set in a terraced street in Salford, and no prizes for guessing which long-running British TV series it's taking the piss out of.
With a sinister alien presence attempting to take over a hairdressers', it's directly played as a slapstick comedy, acting as an effective counterpoint to the somewhat depressing (if well-acted) main feature. Taken together, the two stories are rather better than they might be on their own.
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