This reminds me, the most furry episode from the classic Doctor Who era (1963-1989) was "Survival" - and it was also the very last. It's got cheetah people and, well, (cough) it's not all that good. The series wouldn't come back with new television episodes for regular airplay until 16 years later, in 2005.
My main memory from that adventure was rolling my eyes at the re-appearance of the Doctor's nemesis, the Master, whom I'd gotten quite sick of. And then laughing my ass off because of some dialog. Ace, the Doctor's current companion - who was refreshingly snarky to him - had never met the Master before, resulting in this conversation:
ACE: Master? Who's he?
DOCTOR: An evil genius. One of my oldest and deadliest of enemies.
ACE: Do you know any nice people? You know, ordinary people. Not power-crazed nutters trying to take over the galaxy.
This reminds me, the most furry episode from the classic Doctor Who era (1963-1989) was "Survival" - and it was also the very last. It's got cheetah people and, well, (cough) it's not all that good. The series wouldn't come back with new television episodes for regular airplay until 16 years later, in 2005.
My main memory from that adventure was rolling my eyes at the re-appearance of the Doctor's nemesis, the Master, whom I'd gotten quite sick of. And then laughing my ass off because of some dialog. Ace, the Doctor's current companion - who was refreshingly snarky to him - had never met the Master before, resulting in this conversation:
ACE: Master? Who's he?
DOCTOR: An evil genius. One of my oldest and deadliest of enemies.
ACE: Do you know any nice people? You know, ordinary people. Not power-crazed nutters trying to take over the galaxy.