Which is the best alien from Doctor Who?
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thedeltaflyerSat 19/01/08 11:36 |
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From Hartnell to Tennant and including Torchwood, which is the best Doctor Who alien, species or monster and why? What makes this creature the best? |
informer_ukSat 19/01/08 11:38 |
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Sea Devil |
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