Doctor Who - The Three Doctors (1973)

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"The Three Doctors" is a pivotal episode in the Doctor Who series, marking its 10th anniversary. It brings together the first three incarnations of the Doctor: the First Doctor (William Hartnell), the Second Doctor (Patrick Troughton), and the Third Doctor (Jon Pertwee). The story revolves around a mysterious black hole that is draining energy from the universe, threatening the Time Lords and Earth. The Time Lords, desperate for a solution, break the First Law of Time by recruiting past incarnations of the Doctor to help solve the crisis. The Doctors navigate through the black hole into an antimatter universe, where they encounter Omega, a legendary Time Lord who created the technology for time travel but was left trapped. Omega seeks revenge against the Time Lords, believing he was abandoned. The Doctors work together to outwit Omega and restore balance to the universe. The episode is renowned for its interplay between the three Doctors and their companions, offering a unique blend of humor and adventure as they face one of their most formidable foes. The story explores themes of time travel, interdimensional space, and the consequences of playing with the fabric of reality.