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1. www.reddit.com › tb3pph › the_war_games_yay_or_nayThe War Games, yay or nay? : r/doctorwho - Reddit

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   I love The War Games and personally I think it's one of the best Classic stories. The only drawback I could see is that it is quite long, at 10 parts. True, due to its length there is a lot of padding of the capture-escape variety. However, it is never anything less than entertaining padding.

2. www.reddit.com › r › AskHistoriansHow accurate is the movie portrayal of "war games" with table ...

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   War games can also inform policy development. Red Storm Rising by Tom Clancy and Larry Bond was loosely based on war games conducted by the CNA and highlighted the importance of Iceland in the ability of the U.S. to reinforce NATO during WWIII.

3. doctorwhocompletereviews.wordpress.com › 2019 › 02The War Games Review - Reviewing Doctor Who from Start to Finish

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   Feb 18, 2019 · The War Games is one of the most crucial and momentous stories in the 55-year history of Doctor Who. It mostly lives up to its billing by providing a problem that the Doctor finally can’t solve on his own.

4. www.radiotimes.com › the-war-gamesThe War Games - Radio Times

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   Sep 6, 2009 · The War Games was a ten-week march into the unknown for script editor Terrance Dicks and his buddy Malcolm Hulke, called to arms after two other projects collapsed. And it's a monumental...

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5. www.reddit.com › r › 80smoviesJust watched War Games (1983) for the first time : r/80smovies

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   After watching the trailers and online reviews I finally sat down and spent a 1 hour 52 minutes and 43 seconds of my life watching War Games. Worth it. I really enjoyed it and I believe it's the second greatest Matthew Broderick movie behind Ferris Bueller.

6. hoganreviews.co.uk › 2017/12/13 › dw-the-war-gamesDoctor Who: The War Games Review – Hogan Reviews

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   Dec 13, 2017 · The War Games is an epic, both in length and in story-telling scope. It’s adds so much to the Doctor Who continuity and manages to be an interesting story in of itself. The Doctor’s trial in the last episode is a great moment, and sets up a fresh (and colourful!) start for the Third Doctor’s era.

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   How good was 'the war games'?

   • Ratings peaked at 6.3m (ep 2), troughed at 3.5m (ep 8), but were at a respectable 5m for the finale. The War Games was a ten-week march into the unknown for script editor Terrance Dicks and his buddy Malcolm Hulke, called to arms after two other projects collapsed. And it's a monumental achievement.

   The War Games ★★★★★ | Radio Times

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   Is war profitable in Mount & Blade?

   • War is very lucrative in Mount & Blade. Sacking enemy villages or raiding caravans yields the best results in terms of profit per effort. However, it's important to note that you will make enemies and some companions may not be pleased.

   How do you build up an army? And keep it? :: Mount & Blade

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   Is the current war worth watching?

   • The Current War is attention-grabbing, even if viewers are just paying attention because they’re trying to puzzle out the bizarre visual choices. Working from a script by playwright Michael Mitnick, Gomez-Rejon effectively turns a complex 13-year rivalry into a streamlined narrative.

   The Current War is basically Amadeus for electricity

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   Which total war games are worth getting?

   • In my opinion the total war titles worth getting are medieval 2, shogun 2 and warhammer. The first Total War Rome title is also highly celebrated. The mods for MTW2 are varied and some blow the base game away. Shogun 2 is probably CA's best base game that can be played without DLC and quite fun though the DLC does add some good stuff.

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   What is the war games?

   • The War Games was a ten-week march into the unknown for script editor Terrance Dicks and his buddy Malcolm Hulke, called to arms after two other projects collapsed. And it's a monumental achievement. Their flexible format sustains interest and gradually ups the ante with new battlegrounds, soldiers and villains.

   The War Games ★★★★★ | Radio Times

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   When did the war games come out?

   • In 1969, the teatime slot was filled by a sparkling new sci-fi series from America - as BBC1 viewers got their first taste of Star Trek. Radio Times archive material After a dearth of RT coverage in 1969, The War Games garnered two features, one at its launch and one rounding off 1960s Doctor Who.

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8. guide.doctorwhonews.net › storyDoctor Who Guide: The War Games - Reviews

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   Jul 5, 2003 · Production wise, The War Games is generally very good. The minimalist sets of the Alien base work surprisingly well, as do the gimp costumes worn by the guards. The strange cardboard spectacles however, look utterly ridiculous. My other big criticism of The War Games is the incidental score, which is pompous and overblown.