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 ## Meglos: A Cult Classic of Camp 
  
 **Meglos** is often cited as one of the most bizarre 
 and unintentionally hilarious stories in Doctor Who history. 
 It's a tale of doppelgangers, time loops, and a cactus-like 
 alien with an insatiable desire to roll a giant dice. 
  
 **Strengths:** 
  
 * **Camp Factor:** Meglos is undeniably campy, with 
 over-the-top performances and ridiculous plot points. 
 It's a guilty pleasure for many fans. 
  
 * **Tom Baker's Dual Role:** The Doctor playing both hero 
 and villain is a unique concept, and Tom Baker relishes 
 the opportunity to ham it up. 
  
 * **Time Loop Gimmick:** The time loop element adds a layer 
 of complexity, even if it's executed in a somewhat simplistic manner. 
  
 **Weaknesses:** 
  
 * **Incoherent Plot:** The story is notoriously convoluted, 
 with plot holes and inconsistencies aplenty. 
  
 * **Lackluster Characters:** The supporting characters are largely 
 forgettable, and the villains are one-dimensional. 
  
 * **Uneven Pacing:** The story drags in places, with some episodes 
 feeling padded and repetitive. 
  
 **Overall:** 
  
 **Meglos** is a strange and often bewildering story. It's not 
 a masterpiece by any means, but its campy charm and bizarre 
 nature have earned it a cult following. It's a must-watch 
 for those who enjoy the more outlandish side of Doctor Who. 
  
 **Rating:** 4 out of 10 
  
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