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The Aztecs: The Bride of Sacrifice
Last updated 02 January 2017
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CTV Sci-Fi Channel
Featuring: William Hartnell, Carole Ann Ford, Jacqueline Hill, William Russell, Keith Pyott, John Ringham, Margot van der Burgh
The Doctor and Ian attempt to find a way back the TARDIS. Barbara attempts to distract Tlotoxl but the High Priest of Sacrifice already has plans for Susan.
Synopsis Source: Doctor Who Guide
Broadcast Source: TWIDW
Report from the This Week in Doctor Who Archive:
Friday 13th November 1998:
SPACE: The Imagination Station - cable / satellite channel
Sunday at 8AM EST, early Monday at 3:30AM - .The Web Planet - episode 1 of 6
Monday through Wednesday at 7:30AM - The Aztecs - episodes 2 to 4 of 4 (The Warriors Of Death, The Bride Of Sacrifice, The Day Of Darkness)
Thursday and Friday at 7:30AM - The Sensorites - episodes 1 and 2 of 6 (Strangers In Space, The Unwilling Warriors)
Classic 1st Doctor episodes. Sunday the TARDIS is dragged down to a planet with a thin atmosphere where the laws of physics appear to be on vacation. In The Aztecs, Barbara tries to change the course of Aztec history to ensure their survival, against the Doctor's strenuous objections. In The Sensorites, the TARDIS lands on a ship perpetually orbiting a planet. The people onboard aren't dead, but they can't wake up. And then it gets weird.
SPACE: The Imagination Station - cable / satellite channel
Sunday at 8AM EST, early Monday at 3:30AM - .The Web Planet - episode 1 of 6
Monday through Wednesday at 7:30AM - The Aztecs - episodes 2 to 4 of 4 (The Warriors Of Death, The Bride Of Sacrifice, The Day Of Darkness)
Thursday and Friday at 7:30AM - The Sensorites - episodes 1 and 2 of 6 (Strangers In Space, The Unwilling Warriors)
Classic 1st Doctor episodes. Sunday the TARDIS is dragged down to a planet with a thin atmosphere where the laws of physics appear to be on vacation. In The Aztecs, Barbara tries to change the course of Aztec history to ensure their survival, against the Doctor's strenuous objections. In The Sensorites, the TARDIS lands on a ship perpetually orbiting a planet. The people onboard aren't dead, but they can't wake up. And then it gets weird.
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