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 "Doctor Who: Frontier in Space" is a six-part serial 
 from the Jon Pertwee era, originally broadcast in 1973. 
 Here's a review primarily based on the script provided on chakoteya.net: 
  
 Episode 1: The Doctor and Jo find themselves caught in the middle 
 of a conflict between Earth and Draconia, two powerful space-faring 
 civilisations. The episode effectively sets up the premise 
 and introduces the main characters, including the ambassadors 
 of Earth and Draconia. The tension builds as political tensions 
 escalate and the true instigators behind the conflict are revealed. 
 Rating: 8/10 
  
 Episode 2: The Doctor investigates the origins of the conflict 
 and discovers the presence of a mysterious third party manipulating 
 events from behind the scenes. Meanwhile, the character dynamics 
 between the Doctor, Jo, and the ambassadors of Earth and Draconia 
 are well-developed. The suspense continues to build as the Doctor 
 gets closer to uncovering the truth. Rating: 8/10 
  
 Episode 3: The Doctor and Jo find themselves 
 captured by the mysterious Master, who is revealed to be behind 
 the tensions between Earth and Draconia. The action sequences 
 are engaging, and the stakes feel higher as the Doctor races 
 against time to prevent war. The moral dilemmas faced 
 by the characters add complexity to the story. Rating: 8/10 
  
 Episode 4: The Doctor and Jo escape from captivity and work 
 to expose the Master's plan to start a galactic war. 
 The suspense continues to build as they face various 
 obstacles and challenges. The resolution is satisfying, 
 though some may find it slightly rushed. The episode ends 
 on a hopeful note, with the Doctor and Jo vowing to continue 
 their fight against injustice. Rating: 7/10 
  
 Episode 5: The Doctor and Jo face off against the Master 
 and his allies in a final showdown. The action sequences 
 are intense, and the resolution is satisfying. 
 However, some may find the pacing slightly slow 
 in this episode. Rating: 7/10 
  
 Episode 6: The climax of the story sees the Doctor and Jo 
 thwarting the Master's plans and preventing war 
 between Earth and Draconia. The emotional impact is poignant, 
 and the ending leaves a sense of hope for the future. 
 While some episodes suffer from pacing issues, 
 the overall experience is enjoyable and sets the stage 
 for future adventures. Rating: 7/10 
  
 Overall, "Frontier in Space" is a solid Doctor Who serial 
 that explores themes of political intrigue, manipulation, 
 and conflict resolution. Jon Pertwee delivers a charismatic 
 performance as the Doctor, and the dynamic between him 
 and his companions adds depth to the narrative. 
 While some episodes suffer from pacing issues, 
 the overall experience is enjoyable and thought-provoking. 
 Overall Rating: 7.5/10 
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