Released in 1976, at the very apex of the show's
popularity, 'Doctor Who And The Pescatons' was a cracking gift to fans It only takes one listen to realise that this is a tremendously
vibrant and well produced adventure. I mean, you get Tom and Lis (at the time
when he was still the Doctor and she'd only just left), you get Bill Mitchell
(the 70's ubiquitous advertising voice), Victor Pemberton is at the typewriter
(it's a pity he never got to write more on screen scripts for the show) and
when the Pescatons roar, if you turn your volume up it's like the most
terrifying sound in the world.
