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 Sure! Here is a review of all four parts of "Doctor Who: Time-Flight" 
 based on the transcripts from the website you provided. I'll evaluate 
 each part in terms of narrative, character development, pacing, 
 and overall impact to rate them out of 10. 
  
 Part One 
  
 Summary: 
  
 The Doctor, Tegan, and Nyssa arrive at Heathrow Airport in 1982, 
 where a Concorde has mysteriously vanished. The Doctor convinces 
 airport authorities to let him investigate. Using the TARDIS, 
 they follow the path of the missing plane and find themselves 
 in prehistoric Earth. They discover the passengers and crew 
 of the Concorde under the control of an alien force. 
 The Doctor realises they are dealing with a powerful 
 entity named the Master. 
  
 Review: 
 Part One sets up an intriguing mystery with the disappearance 
 of the Concorde and the unexpected prehistoric setting. 
 The Doctor's interaction with the airport authorities is entertaining, 
 and the transition to the prehistoric Earth adds a sense of adventure. 
 However, the pacing is a bit slow as it takes time to build up the premise. 
 The cliffhanger, revealing the Master's involvement, 
 adds a significant twist. 
  
 Rating: 7/10 
  
 Part Two 
  
 Summary: 
 The Doctor and his companions, along with the Concorde crew, 
 explore the prehistoric landscape. They encounter a citadel where the 
 Master, 
 disguised as the wizard Kalid, is controlling the passengers using hypnotic 
 devices. The Doctor confronts Kalid, and his true identity is revealed. 
 The Master plans to use the energy of the prehistoric nexus point 
 to repair his TARDIS. The Doctor and his allies must find a way to stop him. 
  
 Review: 
 Part Two adds depth to the story with the reveal of the Master's disguise 
 and his plan. The prehistoric setting and the citadel provide a visually 
 interesting backdrop. The interactions between the Doctor and the Master 
 are engaging, highlighting their adversarial relationship. 
 The pacing improves, and the plot becomes more focused. 
 The episode ends on a strong note with the Doctor's discovery 
 of the Master's true identity. 
  
 Rating: 7.5/10 
  
 Part Three 
  
 Summary: 
  
 The Doctor devises a plan to thwart the Master's scheme. 
 The passengers and crew are freed from the Master's control, 
  but they remain trapped in the prehistoric time zone. 
  The Doctor and Nyssa enter the citadel to sabotage the Master's equipment. 
  The Master captures them and reveals his intention to use the Concorde's 
  energy to escape. The Doctor manages to sabotage the control room, 
  but the Master escapes with his TARDIS. 
  
 Review: 
  
 Part Three maintains the tension and builds towards the climax. 
 The Doctor's plan to sabotage the Master's equipment is well-executed, 
 and the interactions between the characters are strong. 
 The prehistoric setting continues to be a compelling aspect of the story. 
 The pacing is consistent, and the episode sets up the final confrontation 
 effectively. The Master's escape adds a layer of complexity to the plot. 
  
 Rating: 7.5/10 
  
 Part Four 
  
 Summary: 
  
 In the final part, the Doctor and his companions work to return 
 the Concorde and its passengers to their proper time. The Doctor 
 confronts the Master in the citadel, leading to a final showdown. 
 Using his ingenuity, the Doctor manages to trap the Master 
 and reverse the effects of his plan. The passengers and crew 
 are safely returned to Heathrow, and the Doctor 
 and his companions leave, ready for their next adventure. 
  
 Review: 
  
 Part Four delivers a satisfying conclusion to the story. 
 The final confrontation between the Doctor and the Master is well-handled, 
 showcasing their rivalry and the Doctor's resourcefulness. 
 The resolution ties up the plot threads neatly, 
 and the return of the passengers to Heathrow provides a sense of closure. 
 The pacing is brisk, and the episode maintains the viewer's interest 
 until the end. 
  
 Rating: 8/10 
  
 Overall Rating and Final Thoughts 
  
 "Time-Flight" is an ambitious story that combines elements of mystery, 
 adventure, and sci-fi with a strong focus on the Doctor's rivalry 
 with the Master. While it has some pacing issues and a complex plot, 
 it manages to provide an engaging and entertaining narrative. 
 Here are the individual and overall ratings: 
  
     Part One: 7/10 
     Part Two: 7.5/10 
     Part Three: 7.5/10 
     Part Four: 8/10 
  
 Overall Rating: 7.5/10 
  
 The serial stands out for its intriguing premise, the dynamic 
 between the Doctor and the Master, and its blend of different genres. 
 Despite some shortcomings, "Time-Flight" is a memorable and enjoyable 
 entry in the "Doctor Who" series, showcasing the Doctor's ingenuity 
 and the ongoing battle against the Master. 
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