The Keys of Marinus (TV story)

For the following categories, please give me a score out of 10 for The Keys of Marinus.

Categories:

1. Plot (e.g: Is the story idea good? Does the episode do it justice? Does the plot run smoothly or drag on? etc)

2. Characters (e.g: Are the characters believable? Is there enough focus on characterization overall? Do the recurring characters still feel like themselves?)

3. Entertainment value (How enjoyable you personally found the story)

4. Legacy/Importance (e.g: Does the episode contribute to the lore? Do any milestones occur? Is the story referenced in future episodes?)

5. Fan popularity (In your experience, how do you think the fandom at large rates this story?)

EDIT: If you don't want to give me a rating for every category, you don't have to.

Comment down your problems with the fifth serial of the first season,

(No, autocorrect, it's not the keys of martinis)

I think this is a very interesting one, and all the jumping between places was an interesting new development. It's actually quite fantasy, this one, thinking about it, which I like, with the knights frozen in the ice and everything. I really liked the different justice system, with it working really well to show the different society. I again fail to remember the name of the actress who plays Barbara (Jackie Lane, perhaps? No, that's the one who played Dodo), but I will say that she was very good.

Oh, and I liked the plants taking back their own. Overall, I think I just like the fantasy vibe to this.