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 "The Wheel in Space" is a Doctor Who serial from the Patrick Troughton era, 
 originally broadcast in 1968. Here's a review and rating for each episode: 
  
     Episode 1: The story begins with the TARDIS materialising 
  on a mysterious spaceship, setting up an intriguing premise. 
  The introduction of the Cybermen adds excitement and anticipation 
  for the events to come. Rating: 7/10 
  
     Episode 2: Tension builds as the crew of the spaceship discovers 
  the threat posed by the Cybermen. The pacing is steady, 
  and the sense of danger increases as the situation escalates. 
  Rating: 7/10 
  
     Episode 3: This episode sees the Cybermen's plan unfolding, 
  with the crew of the spaceship facing increasing peril. 
  The stakes feel higher as the Doctor and his companions race 
  to stop the Cybermen's scheme. Rating: 7/10 
  
     Episode 4: The danger reaches its peak as the Cybermen 
  launch their attack, leading to some thrilling action 
  sequences. The resolution is satisfying, though some 
  may find it slightly rushed. Rating: 8/10 
  
     Episode 5: The Doctor's plan to thwart the Cybermen's 
  invasion takes shape, leading to a tense and exciting climax. 
  The resolution provides closure while leaving room 
  for future adventures. Rating: 8/10 
  
 Overall, "The Wheel in Space" is an engaging Doctor Who 
 serial with a compelling storyline and memorable villains. 
 While some episodes may have pacing issues, the overall 
 experience is enjoyable for fans of classic Doctor Who. 
 Overall Rating: 7.4/10 
  
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