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The final chapter of the Classic Who Episode, The Dalek Invasion of Earth! Thank you so much to everyone that participated in picking out which Classic Who the Gals should watch before starting up Season 9 of new Who! 



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Martyn Hill

When they moved the Earth in "The Stolen Earth" in David Tenants time they referred back to this story

Keith Goodnight

I don't know if you're going to see a comment added so long after you posted this, but anyway: Susan's departure actually caps off an aspect of her character that was there from the start of the series. In the first episode, "An Unearthly Child," we meet her as she's attending Coal Hill School as a student (that's how she knows Ian and Barbara, who were teachers there) and had been for some months. During the scene in the TARDIS console room at the climax of that first episode, dialogue between her and the Doctor makes clear that they've stayed on Earth because she doesn't want to keep traveling and has wanted to settle down, while the Doctor has been trying to talk her into moving on. He pretends that he intends to keep Ian and Barbara prisoner but it's really just a ploy to finally persuade Susan to leave: Doctor: If I do let them go, we must go too. Susan: No, Grandfather, we've had all this out before. I won't leave Earth, I won't leave the Twentieth Century, I'd rather leave the TARDIS and you. She likely doesn't mean that any more than he really means to keep Ian and Barbara prisoners but it's a sign of how much she did not like the wandering life that he craves so much. It says a lot about their relationship that he stayed in one place as long as he did— and perhaps reveals that he already knew a time was coming when she would indeed stay behind somewhere. (I don't think the writers had any plan for Susan to later depart the series, but when the time came that Carole Ann Ford wanted to go, they found that element in Susan's character was already there to pay off.)