Helicon Prime

by Jake Elliott

Series: Doctor Who, Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles (2.2)

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I've seen some rave reviews of Helicon Prime out there; I'm afraid it didn't especially grab me, as I thought the plot was pretty unoriginal, but I felt that the planet of Helicon itself was well portrayed and that Frazer Hines made a decent effort at catching Troughton.
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Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles (2.2)

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Helicon Prime

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Jamie McCrimmon

Mindy Voir

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It's been a long time since Jamie McCrimmon remembered anything about his travels with the Doctor, but his visit to Helicon Prime just won't stay hidden... but why remember their murder investigation now?

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