Resistance is Useless(1992)
In this compilation of the Doctor's trials and tribulations over the past 26 years, prepare to enter the world of the Daleks, Cybermen, Yetis, Monoids, and the Master.
Movie: Resistance is Useless
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"Resistance is Useless" Trailer (Doctor Who)
Doctor Who - Fashion Victims from 1992’s Resistance is Useless (remastered)
Doctor Who - Resistance is Useless Part 2 (Documentary, 1992)
Doctor Who - Resistance is Useless Part 4 (Documentary, 1992)
Doctor Who: Resistance Is Useless (1992) - Opening & Closing Sequences
Doctor Who: Resistance is Useless (Continuity Announcement 1992) - BBC 2
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"Resistance is Useless" Trailer (Doctor Who) - Trailer
Doctor Who - Fashion Victims from 1992’s Resistance is Useless (remastered) - Clip
Doctor Who - Resistance is Useless Part 2 (Documentary, 1992) - Clip
Doctor Who - Resistance is Useless Part 4 (Documentary, 1992) - Clip
Doctor Who: Resistance Is Useless (1992) - Opening & Closing Sequences - Clip
Doctor Who: Resistance is Useless (Continuity Announcement 1992) - BBC 2 - Teaser
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