"Doctor Who"
The Curse of Fenric: Part 4 (1989)

Director:

Nicholas Mallett

Writer:

Ian Briggs (writer)

TV Series:

"Doctor Who" (1963)

Original Air Date:

15 November 1989 (Season 26, Episode 11)

Genre:

Adventure | Drama | Mystery | Sci-Fi

Plot:

Plot Keywords:

1940s | Fourth Part | WWII | Man With No Name | Space Hero

Cast

Sylvester McCoy	...	The Doctor
Sophie Aldred	...	Ace
Dinsdale Landen	...	Dr. Judson
Alfred Lynch	...	Commander Millington
Tomek Bork	...	Captain Sorin
Marek Anton	...	Vershinin
Joann Kenny	...	Jean
Joanne Bell	...	Phyllis
Stevan Rimkus	...	Captain Bates
Marcus Hutton	...	Sgt. Leigh
Cory Pulman	...	Kathleen Dudman
Anne Reid	...	Nurse Crane
Raymond Trickitt	...	Ancient Haemovore
Aaron Handley	...	Baby (as Aaron Hanley)

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

UK:PG

Quotes:

[Commander Millington is standing in a bunker with the powerful entity, Fenric who has taken over the body of Dr. Judson. Up above them the remaining Russian soldiers are battling with Millington’s troops]
Fenric: Ah... the sound of dying. When it comes to death. Quantity is so much more satisfying than quality.
Commander Millington: The final...
Fenric: Don't interrupt me when I'm eulogizing. Where is the Time Lord?
Commander Millington: Time Lord?
Fenric: The one you call "Doctor".
Commander Millington: I had him shot.
Fenric: I see you've never been handicapped with great intelligence. For 17 centuries I was trapped in the shadow dimensions because of him. He pulled bones from the dessert sands and carved them into chess pieces. He challenged me to solve his puzzle. I failed. Now I shall see him kneel before me... before I let him die.