Doctor Who: The Sun Makers

Doctor Who: The Sun Makers

Doctor Who: The Classic Series

  • Genre: Sci-Fi & Fantasy
  • Release Date: 1977-01-01
  • Advisory Rating: TV-14
  • Episodes: 4
  • iTunes Price: USD 4.99
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Description

Arriving at a human colony living in an artificial biosphere on Pluto, the Doctor discovers a citizen on the verge of committing suicide because of an impossible tax burden. Aiding the resistance, the Doctor discovers that the corrupt corporation controlling the colony is being run by an evil alien . . .

Episodes

Title Time Price
1 The Sun Makers, Episode 1 24:59 USD 1.99 Buy on iTunes
2 The Sun Makers, Episode 2 24:57 USD 1.99 Buy on iTunes
3 The Sun Makers, Episode 3 24:58 USD 1.99 Buy on iTunes
4 The Sun Makers, Episode 4 24:57 USD 1.99 Buy on iTunes

Trailer

Reviews

  • Great

    5
    By NEStalgicGames
    I love this episode, Im a recent fan of Dr.Who i discovered it when david tennant was the doctor and this was the first classic episode i saw and it pulled me in. iv seen most of tem now, tom baker and david tennant are still my favorites, you never forget your first doctor!

  • Another Solid Entry

    5
    By WonderGoon
    A good episode. Good acting by the principal actors (and even a few of the supporting ones). A creepy plutocrat villain and a story about too much taxation. (Definately relevant to today's political climate). An excellent buy at the price point. Best enjoyed with a sackful of jelly babies.

  • Let's try to be a little more accurate. Written by Robert Holmes

    4
    By siegling
    The Sunmakers is a pretty good episode written by the longtime Doctor Who contributor, Robert Holmes. (Douglas Adams wrote The Pirate Planet and a later episode that never aired called Shada because of production strikes at the BBC). It is actually a very nice satire of taxation and features more cultural commentary than the previous stories in this story from the 15th season.

  • One of the Best

    5
    By dalenebarnes
    This is one of my favorite episodes as is Underworld and itunes has them both. Thank you, itunes! I like how the Doctor is always munching on Jelly Babies and always offering them at the most weird moments, but that's the Doctor. He's cunning and cleaver like that. If you've never been to a convention and gotten yourself a box of Jelly Babies, you're missing it. A box of Jelly Babies and the TV remote, just what the doctor ordered... ha ha ha. KEEP 'EM COMING, ITUNES! Thanks a million!!!

  • One of the best written episodes EVER

    5
    By DuaneBurghard
    Along with "The Pirate Planet" (2nd segment of the Key To Time series), this is one of the several episodes written entirely by the late, GREAT Apple Master Douglas Adams (who I had the great honor of interviewing a few months before his death). This story combines Douglas' incomparable ability to use the English language (the abuse of superlatives by one of the Administrator characters is hilarious) with all the elements that made the classic Doctor Who series so popular (great acting, silly special effects). It's a perfect example of why literally more than 100 million people watched this show every week at its zenith.

  • Awesome!

    4
    By dangertim
    While this might not be my favorite Doctor Who story, "The Sun Makers" stars Tom Baker (the Doctor most popular with American fans) and is NOT currently available on DVD!! As a result, I don't think I've seen it since the 1980s! Bravo iTunes - for bringing back classic Doctor Who when PBS (for the most part) seems no longer interested.

  • Finally Tom Baker!

    5
    By fjsiskilroy
    Finally, we have the best Doctor on iTunes.!

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