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SciFiNow's Top 5 Sylvester McCoy Doctor Who stories

Inspired by Alan Moore’s run on DC Comics’ Swamp Thing and armed with new companion Ace, a trouble Dorothy Gale with a dark past who came closer to the Doctor and understanding him than any of his pre-2005 waifs and strays ever had before, script editor Andrew Cartmel began to construct darker, more intense stories that suited the darker, more intense delivery of Sylvester McCoy’s Doctor, the cosmic chessmaster who moved his enemies and allies across the board with an enthusiasm that bordered on callous.

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FYI- Sylvester McCoy will be joining us at I-CON 31 this year at Stony Brook University on Long Island, NY from March 30-April 1. Check it out.

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Love the fact that Happiness Patrol is on there.
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Personally, I liked McCoy’s run as the Doctor, especially when they got into the darker stuff, and Ace is still one of...
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Great list, and numbers 1 and 2 are among my favorite episodes of Doctor Who. Anyway, Sylvester McCoy will always be MY...
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Attended by over 6,000 people each year, I-CON is a three day festival, designed to encourage literacy, creativity and interest in science and technology through science fiction and its related genres. Programming at I-CON spans a wide range of topics and interests, including science fiction, fantasy, horror, Japanese animation (otherwise known as Anime), science and technology, comic books, and medieval reenactment.

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