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147: Marsupial Court (The Mysterious Planet)
The Doctor is a marsupial now. Deal with it.
\nRobert “Basically created Doctor Who” Holmes returns to pen his final complete serial. Obviously he starts the Ultimate Foe, but he never finishes that so, it’s just this final serial of his, The Mysterious Planet to watch. It was aired in September of 1986.
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