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DrWho Trivia
Posted: Sun Mar 20, 2022 8:07 pm
by Fred588
I am nt abslutely certain there aren't more than one answer to this but I do know of one. In the entire history of Dr Who (which is to say both original and modern series) name astory during which the Doctor is put on trial TWICE and found guilty BOTH times.
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Wed Mar 23, 2022 1:51 am
by Fred588
Hint: The answer is from the series that ran from 1963 to the late 80s.
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2022 12:04 am
by groppingmire
Deadly Assassin Tom Baker Trial Of A time lord Colin Baker
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2022 12:42 am
by Fred588
groppingmire wrote:Deadly Assassin Tom Baker Trial Of A time lord Colin Baker
No that is not the answer. The question asks about an episode (one episode) during which the Dr is tried and found guilty TWICE. I don't believe there is a verdict in either of those episodes and in any case they are two episodes. But at least there was a trial.
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2022 1:01 am
by Zargen
The last episode of The War Games?
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Thu Mar 24, 2022 2:16 am
by Fred588
Zargen wrote:The last episode of The War Games?
I will accept that as correct. The answer is The War Games. That episode is a ten-parter. In one of the early parts the Doctor is summarily court-martialed and found guilty of being a spy. The in part ten he is tried by the Time Lords for interfering with the cultures he visits. He is found guilty of that and is exiled to Earth with a change of appearance. I think there has been some confusion over what "episode" means.
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Sun May 22, 2022 1:54 pm
by EVysther
In both The Deadly Assassin and Trial of A Time Lord , the Doctor was acquitted/charges dismissed, by-and-large, due to the involvement of - of all the people - the Master.
In the first case, he was the antagonist, in the second, a bit of subterfuge was in play....
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Sun May 22, 2022 2:14 pm
by Fred588
EVysther wrote:In both The Deadly Assassin and Trial of A Time Lord , the Doctor was acquitted/charges dismissed, by-and-large, due to the involvement of - of al the people - the Master.
In the first case, he was the antagonist, in the second, a bit of subterfuge was in play....
The above is true, but neither is a correct answer to the trivia question.
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Mon May 23, 2022 11:51 pm
by EVysther
Fred588 wrote:EVysther wrote:In both The Deadly Assassin and Trial of A Time Lord , the Doctor was acquitted/charges dismissed, by-and-large, due to the involvement of - of al the people - the Master.
In the first case, he was the antagonist, in the second, a bit of subterfuge was in play....
The above is true, but neither is a correct answer to the trivia question.
True, Fred, just adding a little tidbit to thread as both stories were mentioned prior.
Re: DrWho Trivia
Posted: Fri Jun 17, 2022 7:57 am
by Tim Kelly
Fred588 wrote:groppingmire wrote:Deadly Assassin Tom Baker Trial Of A time lord Colin Baker
No that is not the answer. The question asks about an episode (one episode) during which the Dr is tried and found guilty TWICE. I don't believe there is a verdict in either of those episodes and in any case they are two episodes. But at least there was a trial.
The Doctor: " Don't I get a trial?"
Mirror Universe Lethbridge-Stuart: "THIS is your trial!"
-"Inferno"