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Tread Perilously\'s celebration of\\xa0Doctor Who\'s 60th anniversary continues with the Fifth Doctor story called "Black Orchid."

In a case of mistaken identity, The Doctor ends up playing cricket with a British lord in 1925. But when the lord discovers Nyssa looks just like his fianc\\xe9e, he invites the TARDIS crew up to his manor for drinks and a costume ball. Unfortunately, the manor is also home to an unknown horror who escapes his bonds, steals the Doctor\'s fancy dress costume, and tries to kidnap the lord\'s bride-to-be. Is there more to the story? And why won\'t Lady Cranleigh alibi The Doctor when he\'s accused of murdering a butler?

Justin\'s love for Mrs. J continues. Erik reveals the\\xa0Doctor Who Magazine\\xa0reader poll standings for Fifth Doctor stories. A new slogan for banh mi appears. Justin shares a theory about gothic horror. His appreciation for the Fifth Doctor era continues to develop. Erik lauds the concept behind the story, but criticizes a lot of the execution. The pair try to make sense of cricket. Sting and Trudy make a surprise appearance. A debate about the South American native character occurs. The unseen "Smutty" becomes key to everything and Nyssa, as a character, finally gets examined.