Doctor Who: The King's Demons (Story 129)

What the heck??? This is a good story, a TRUE Doctor Who Fan wouldn't CARE a bit what some people write. Doctor Who is GREAT, old, new, which ever Doctor you choose, I don't care what some intellectual wannabe critics say. Yes some are better than others, but this is a good story, and entertaining to boot.

I like this story I simply did a search to look for more classic Doctor Who DVDs to add to my collection I hadn't bought a Peter Davidson one in a while and I came across this one I enjoyed it there's the typical pretty solid assortment of extra features that were fun to watch and listen to it as well

Great master story

I bought this because I didn't really remember this story from the Peter Davidson years. The TARDIS lands in the time before the Magna Carta has been signed. Sinister forces are afoot and it doesn't help that the locals call the Doctor and his companions 'demons'. Just who is behind things happening and to what end? A good story that I rather liked. Must watch!

Not the CG kids are use to but the quality of the time period is well formatted very well and the story board is well established on a enjoyable story-line. I have enjoyed Dr Who from the first, and that joy and attachment has followed my immediate family 3 generations and I am so happy to find so many friends enjoy the series as well. I miss the days of watching the original doctors on public television. I am so thrilled the series has only broadened its appeal.

Another Awesome offering. One Disc Containing 2 episodes and Special Features. As usual no skips or jumps and the sound stays consistent. Special Features: ~Kamelion - Metal Man ~Magna Carta ~Photo Gallery ~Audio Options (Meaning Commentary 1 Episodes 1 & 2 with Cast and Crew, Commentary 2 Episode 1 with Director, Isolated Score) ~Info Text (Always my favorite) ~PDF Materials ~Coming Soon

enjoyable for me. it was a lot better than I expected. while Tegan is not my favorite companion, still an enjoyable story to watch. I actually like these earth stories a lot, as much as the space stories, tbh.

It's an intriguing, yet tight two-parter set during Medieval England, around the time of King John. The packaging reveals the Master is part of this srerial, but how he does is up to you to watch. The way it plays out could have gone to three episodes, but is wrapped up on the quick side. One unique element - the introduction of another character during Peter Davison's tenure as the Doctor. The extras provide some interesting insight.

thank you it finished my peter division collection in the dr who series

My number one Doctor. Loved the series. Thanks.

great

As much as I've tried to get into the 5th doctor and his stories, this one doesn't help. Now don't get me wrong, I like Peter Davison as the doctor, but frankly I feel that he didn't get the best stories and I didn't like how producer John Nathan Turner was guiding the ship. Not even the inclusion of the Master helped this two part story.