Doctor Who: Planet Of The Ood by Keith Temple (book review)
This story is remembered as returning to the alien Ood, first seen as rogue red-eyed murderer in ‘The Impossible Planet’.
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This story is remembered as returning to the alien Ood, first seen as rogue red-eyed murderer in ‘The Impossible Planet’.
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