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[[File:The power's running away!.jpg|thumb|"The [[Static electricity|power]]'s running away!" ([[TV]]: ''[[The Daleks (TV story)|The Daleks]]'')]] | [[File:The power's running away!.jpg|thumb|"The [[Static electricity|power]]'s running away!" ([[TV]]: ''[[The Daleks (TV story)|The Daleks]]'')]] | ||
One scene from ''[[The Ordeal]]'', a section of the classic [[First Doctor]] story ''[[The Daleks (TV story)|The Daleks]]'', made me [[Laughter|chuckle]] quite a bit due to the old visual effects and general [[atmosphere]]. First, after dropping [[Susan Foreman's first TARDIS key|a TARDIS key]] into a [[wall]] panel, the First Doctor told [[Susan Foreman|Susan]] "the [[Static electricity|power]]'s running away!", in much the same way a [[parent]] would say something to their [[child]] that's not entirely true, but is ultimately harmless (which makes some level of [[Logic|sense]] considering she's his [[granddaughter]], but it's still amusing). | One scene from ''[[The Ordeal]]'', a section of the classic [[First Doctor]] story ''[[The Daleks (TV story)|The Daleks]]'', made me [[Laughter|chuckle]] quite a bit due to the old visual effects and general [[atmosphere]]. First, after dropping [[Susan Foreman's first TARDIS key|a TARDIS key]] into a [[wall]] panel, the First Doctor told [[Susan Foreman|Susan]] "'''the [[Static electricity|power]]'s running away!'''", in much the same way a [[parent]] would say something to their [[child]] that's not entirely true, but is ultimately harmless (which makes some level of [[Logic|sense]] considering she's his [[granddaughter]], but it's still amusing). Then, he bashed in another part of the panel before the power could be seen, running away. | ||
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One scene from The Ordeal, a section of the classic First Doctor story The Daleks, made me chuckle quite a bit due to the old visual effects and general atmosphere. First, after dropping a TARDIS key into a wall panel, the First Doctor told Susan "the power's running away!", in much the same way a parent would say something to their child that's not entirely true, but is ultimately harmless (which makes some level of sense considering she's his granddaughter, but it's still amusing). Then, he bashed in another part of the panel before the power could be seen, running away.
