Sauron was obsessed with being as dark and edgy as possible and got the show cancelled by being such a huge edgy faggot. "Edgy" here defined as "Look at these men with guns, aren't they just so cool? Imagine if one of them betrayed the other, that would be awesome. Oh, and the Doctor does fuck-all and can barely keep himself and his companions alive." This theme only worked in The Caves Of Andro-zany. He was fond of the Cybermen and notably penned Earthshock where he fucking murdered Adric. Not bad.
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| - Sauron was obsessed with being as dark and edgy as possible and got the show cancelled by being such a huge edgy faggot. "Edgy" here defined as "Look at these men with guns, aren't they just so cool? Imagine if one of them betrayed the other, that would be awesome. Oh, and the Doctor does fuck-all and can barely keep himself and his companions alive." This theme only worked in The Caves Of Andro-zany. He was fond of the Cybermen and notably penned Earthshock where he fucking murdered Adric. Not bad.
- Eric Saward ist ein britischer Autor. Er schrieb die Drehbücher zu folgenden Doctor Who-Episoden:
* The Visitation
* Earthshock
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Revelation of the Daleks Saward schrieb des weiteren:
* die Kurzgeschichte Birth of a Renegade
* das Hörspiel Slipback Außerdem schrieb er die Romanfassungen:
* Doctor Who and the Visitation
* The Twin Dilemma
* Slipback
* Attack of the Cybermen
- Saward had a particular fondness for the Cybermen. He wrote stories with good action throughout them and stories that connected the Doctor to important events in Earth's history. The stories Saward wrote are:
* The Visitation
* Earthshock
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Revelation of the Daleks He also wrote the short story Birth of a Renegade and the radio play Slipback. Saward also wrote several Target novelisations, mostly based upon stories he wrote or contributed to. His novelisations were:
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| - Saward had a particular fondness for the Cybermen. He wrote stories with good action throughout them and stories that connected the Doctor to important events in Earth's history. The stories Saward wrote are:
* The Visitation
* Earthshock
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Revelation of the Daleks He also wrote the short story Birth of a Renegade and the radio play Slipback. He served as script editor from Time-Flight, the last episode of season 19, to the penultimate episode of season 23 (The Ultimate Foe episode 1). He resigned his position due to a disagreement with producer John Nathan-Turner over the storyline (and particularly the ending) of episode 2 of The Ultimate Foe. Afterwards, he gave a notably scathing interview to Starburst magazine over his falling out with Nathan-Turner, and he became vocal in his criticism of Colin Baker's appointment as the Sixth Doctor. Saward also wrote several Target novelisations, mostly based upon stories he wrote or contributed to. His novelisations were:
* Doctor Who and the Visitation
* The Twin Dilemma
* Slipback
* Attack of the Cybermen Target Books failed to secure an agreement that would have seen Saward's two Daleks serials novelised either by Saward himself or by others. They remain two of only a handful of stories never officially adapted. The 1989 publication of Saward's adaptation of Attack of the Cybermen actually post-dated his falling out with the Doctor Who production team by several years. He contributed to the Davros Connections and The Lost Season documentaries. His favourite snack is a chocolate hobnob.
- Sauron was obsessed with being as dark and edgy as possible and got the show cancelled by being such a huge edgy faggot. "Edgy" here defined as "Look at these men with guns, aren't they just so cool? Imagine if one of them betrayed the other, that would be awesome. Oh, and the Doctor does fuck-all and can barely keep himself and his companions alive." This theme only worked in The Caves Of Andro-zany. He was fond of the Cybermen and notably penned Earthshock where he fucking murdered Adric. Not bad.
- Eric Saward ist ein britischer Autor. Er schrieb die Drehbücher zu folgenden Doctor Who-Episoden:
* The Visitation
* Earthshock
* Resurrection of the Daleks
* Revelation of the Daleks Saward schrieb des weiteren:
* die Kurzgeschichte Birth of a Renegade
* das Hörspiel Slipback Außerdem schrieb er die Romanfassungen:
* Doctor Who and the Visitation
* The Twin Dilemma
* Slipback
* Attack of the Cybermen
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