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Doctor Who: The Power Of Kroll

Doctor Who

Doctor Who: The Power Of Kroll

BBC Home Video (Dec 23, 1978)
TV Series | Action | Adventure | Science Fiction
USA | English | Color | 01:31
Digital
1 disc
Region 1

Searching for the fifth segment of the Key to Time, the tracer brings the TARDIS to treacherous swamps on the third moon of the planet Delta Magna. The Doctor and Romana soon uncover a plot to wipe out the Swampies, the local inhabitants, by the duplicitous crew of a gas refinery.

Meanwhile, a massive creature is stirring beneath the waters, and the primitive Swampies believe the only way to calm the powerful monster is human sacrifice.


Cast View all

Mary Tamm Lady Romanadvoratrelundar I
Glyn Owen Rohm-Dutt
Tom Baker The Doctor
Carl Rigg Varlik
Philip Madoc Fenner
Neil McCarthy Thawn
John Abineri Ranquin
Terry Walsh Mensch
John Leeson Dugeen
Frank Jarvis Skart
Grahame Mallard Harg

Episodes View details

17 The Power of Kroll (1) 25 min | Dec 23, 1978

The Third Moon of Delta Magna, The Future. The Doctor and Romana arrive in search of the fifth segment and are immediately swept up in a conflict between the crew of a new refinery and the embittered natives…

Director: Norman Stewart
Writer: Robert Holmes
Guest stars: Glyn Owen, Carl Rigg, Grahame Mallard
18 The Power of Kroll (2) 25 min | Dec 30, 1978

The Doctor and Romana try to avoid being sacrificed to Kroll – just in time for the real monster to appear.

Director: Norman Stewart
Writer: Robert Holmes
Guest stars: Glyn Owen, Carl Rigg, Grahame Mallard
19 The Power of Kroll (3) 25 min | Jan 06, 1979

The massive Kroll is awake and killing anyone in its path. And the swampies are determined to appease it – by sacrificing the Doctor and Romana.

Director: Norman Stewart
Writer: Robert Holmes
Guest stars: Glyn Owen, Carl Rigg
20 The Power of Kroll (4) 25 min | Jan 13, 1979

The Doctor and Romana are trapped between the monstrous Kroll and the insane refinery commander. And there is no sign of the fifth segment of the Key to Time.

Director: Norman Stewart
Writer: Robert Holmes
Guest stars: Carl Rigg