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Doctor Who Season 17 Episode 24
The Doctor sends Shapp and Merak back to Atrios to try and halt the Marshal’s attack, while he and Romana attempt to disable Mentalis.
Serie: Doctor Who
Episode Title: Shada, Part Four
Air Date: 1980-02-09
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