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 Based on available information about "Doctor Who: The Android Invasion," 
 here is a detailed summary and review: 
 "The Android Invasion" Overview 
  
 "The Android Invasion" is a four-part serial from the thirteenth season 
 of "Doctor Who," first aired in 1975. It features the Fourth Doctor, 
 played by Tom Baker, alongside his companion Sarah Jane Smith. 
  
 Part 1 
  
 Summary: The Doctor and Sarah Jane land in what appears to be 
 an English village. However, they quickly notice that something 
 is wrong: the village is eerily empty, and there are peculiarities 
 such as a calendar with only one date. They discover that 
 the village is a replica created by the Kraals, an alien race 
 planning to invade Earth using android duplicates of key figures. 
  
 Review: The first episode establishes an intriguing mystery with 
 a spooky and atmospheric setting. The sense of unease is effectively 
 built, drawing the viewer into the story. 
  
 Rating: 7/10 
  
 Part 2 
  
 Summary: The Doctor and Sarah Jane investigate further 
 and uncover the Kraals' plan. They encounter android duplicates 
 and narrowly escape being captured. Sarah Jane is replaced 
 by an android duplicate, adding to the tension. 
  
 Review: The plot thickens with the introduction 
 of the android duplicates. The suspense is well-maintained, 
 and the revelation of the invasion plan adds depth to the story. 
  
 Rating: 7/10 
  
 Part 3 
  
 Summary: The Doctor realises that the village is on the Kraal 
 home planet, Oseidon. He and the real Sarah Jane manage 
 to return to Earth but must contend with the Kraals' invasion force. 
 The Doctor's ingenuity is tested as he tries to thwart the invasion. 
  
 Review: The action picks up as the Doctor and Sarah Jane move 
 from investigation to active resistance. The episode effectively 
 builds towards the climax, keeping the audience engaged. 
  
 Rating: 7/10 
  
 Part 4 
  
 Summary: The Doctor confronts the Kraal leader, Styggron, 
 and manages to disrupt the invasion plan. He exposes the android 
 duplicates and destroys the Kraal base. The real figures are freed, 
 and the threat is neutralised. 
  
 Review: The final episode provides a satisfying conclusion to the story. 
 The Doctor's confrontation with Styggron is tense and well-executed, 
 and the resolution wraps up the plot neatly. 
  
 Rating: 7/10 
  
 Overall Series Rating: 7/10 
  
 "The Android Invasion" is a solid "Doctor Who" serial 
 that combines mystery, suspense, and science fiction elements. 
 The eerie setting, coupled with the concept of android duplicates, 
 makes for an engaging story. While it may not reach the heights 
 of some of the more iconic Fourth Doctor adventures, 
 it remains an entertaining and well-crafted serial that keeps 
 the viewer intrigued from start to finish. 
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