Strategem

The Sontaran Strategem is one of my favorite S4 episodes because we see Martha as a grown woman ... and because we get to have a look inside the world that I feel Rose must be dealing with in the parallel universe.

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Long Island, where even his Talent at Strategem, which is very far from Eminent, was superiour to the

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Donna makes her choice, as well, she goes with the Doctor knowing she could die after the events of the Sontaran Strategem.

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Nice little fan joke in The Sontaran Strategem when the Doctor says that he worked for UNIT “in the 70s … or was it the 80s?”.

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From there the four of us continued to Spring Green, where we saw a delightful outdoor afternoon American Players Theatre production of "The Belle's Strategem" by Hannah Cowley.

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From there the four of us continued to Spring Green, where we saw a delightful outdoor afternoon American Players Theatre production of "The Belle's Strategem" by Hannah Cowley.

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The reintroduction of the Sontarans in The Sontaran Strategem was a very successful one – a proper representation of the warrior race in both their physical appearance and their mentality, complete with the single weakness of the probic vent in the back of their neck.

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While The Sontaran Strategem/The Poison Sky was my favorite two part story of New Who, I have to agree that the series has been weak in that regard.

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And true enough, while The Sontaran Strategem had me counting down the days until part two aired, when the second part The Posion Sky did air, it had me counting down the minutes waiting for the episode to be over and done with.

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They settled at Philadelphia and the boy was apprenticed to a chair-maker, but he soon broke away from that hum-drum employment, and in 1855, appeared in a minor part in "The Belle's Strategem."

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