Theory:Doctor Who television discontinuity and plot holes/The Macra Terror
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- When Medok is called to provide the Doctor's alibi, the Doctor tells the Pilot not to believe everything that Medok is going to say.
- Perhaps because he expects Medok to lie and try and get the Doctor into trouble.
- How the atmospherically challenged Macra could take control (even with the charming voice one seems to possess) is never explained.
- It obviously happened a long time before the story begins, and they are obviously an intelligent race. Many possible scenarios exist.
- Scenes such as the Macra standing around the old Pilot, threatening him and pushing a microphone in his face, are hard to imagine.
- Not really... They can hold a microphone easily enough, and have no trouble being threatening.