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 From: doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca 
  
 "Doctor Who: The Devil's Chord Review 
  
 In this latest Doctor Who adventure, titled 'The Devil's Chord,' we're taken 
 on a musical journey through time and space that will have you tapping your 
 feet and holding your breath! 
  
 The story starts in 1925 with a piano music instruction, but things quickly 
 take a mysterious turn when a harbinger appears in the piano. Who is this 
 musical villain? It's none other than the Maestro, a menacing force in time 
 and space! 
  
 Joined by his trusty companion Ruby, the Doctor travels in the TARDIS, 
 encountering strange occurrences wherever they go. What's that eerie music 
 box playing? And why are they suddenly dressed for 1963 London, England, 
 meeting the Beatles at EMI Studios? 
  
 As the Doctor and Ruby navigate through time, they realize something is 
 amiss. 
 Time has been altered, and it's up to them to set things right. But 
 the Maestro is hot on their heels, causing chaos and trapping the TARDIS. 
  
 In a thrilling showdown, the Doctor faces off against the Maestro, with 
 musical 
 instruments as their weapons. The stakes are high as Ruby's hidden talent, 
 'Carol of the Bells,' comes into play. With the help of the Beatles, 
 the Doctor manages to outsmart the Maestro and restore the music of the 
 1960s. 
  
 But just when you think it's over, there's a twist! The Doctor brings back 
 the music, but there's a final surprise waiting at the end. 
  
 Overall, 'The Devil's Chord' is a delightful mix of music, mystery, 
 and time-traveling mayhem. It's a must-watch for Doctor Who fans 
 and music lovers alike, guaranteed to leave you humming along 
 and craving more adventures in time and space!" 
  
 6/10 
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