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Doctor Who "Dimensions in Time" Early Access! (Patreon)

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2026-01-09 14:00:05
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Doctor Who "Dimensions in Time" Reaction!

Welcome to my reaction to Doctor Who "Dimensions in Time"! I hope you all enjoy! Patreon for Full Reactions, Movie Reactions & More!: https://www.patreon.com/sesskasays

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Simon

Yes, it took place on the set of Eastenders, which at the time was the #1 soap on UK tv, and those other characters were all cast members in it.

The Bill Podcast

Thank you so much for recording and sharing this - so lovely to see your delight throughout. Looking forward to your next Tales of the TARDIS reactions. There have also been 7 x new Classic Who animations since you reacted to the first and second Doctors - 5 of which also have surviving episodes. Might we be able to tempt you to reacting to those in the future? (I think another 18 weeks worth of content releases for you). Also, Blake's 7 is a cult 70s sci-fi series written by Terry Nation (creator of the Daleks) and made with many Tom Baker era production team - would love to see you react to that series. Just love your work Jess, thank you for everything.

James Fish

I hate to say 'fun fact', but - fun fact, both Louise Jameson (Leila) and Bonny Langford (Mel) went on to play major characters in Eastenders.

Anthony Peterson

Yay thanks for this Jess! *crosses fingers for the TV Movie*

Frank Shailes
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Along with a couple of dodgy types that Leela knew well, as regular dodgy types in EastEnders later: including Leslie Schofield (from the tribe of the Sevateem) and Brian Croucher (Borg from Robots of Death).

Frank Shailes

Jess really needs to see Downtime because... well, we know why!

Jade Ellis

I'm sure someone has already mentioned it but there is a documentary called More Than 30 years in the Tardis which is a great watch.