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TARDIS Guide

Overview

Released

January 2011

Written by

Eddie Robson

Runtime

48 minutes

Time Travel

Future

Tropes (Potential Spoilers!)

Doctor imprisoned, Robots

Synopsis

Six years after being captured by the galaxy-spanning organisation known only as the Consensus, the Doctor lives inside a hi-tech complex at the heart of an unstable sun, condemned to an eternity maintaining its systems. A moment's carelessness could cause the star to collapse — and the deaths of billions.

Watched over by liquid guards, the Mercurials, the Doctor's only company at the heart of the sun is his assistant "Daphne" — the latest in a line of android helpers. But rebel eyes have their eyes on the sun, and its lonely controller — and are prepared to risk even a galactic cataclysm to secure the Doctor's release...

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I liked the concept of this one, but it was very confusing. Couldn't keep track of the characters, sadly. Looking forward to the finale though!


I don't remember a single thing about this episode and I just listened to it today. 2/10.


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THE DOCTOR: It's a distress call, and it's been waiting for some time. The TARDIS must have known I was busy.

LUCIE: (transmitter) Hello? Doctor?

DAPHNE: That's ... me, isn't it?

LUCIE: (transmitter) It's me. Lucie.

THE DOCTOR: With all due respect...

LUCIE: (transmitter) Lucie Miller.

THE DOCTOR: That is the real thing.

LUCIE: (transmitter) Don't know when, where you'll be receiving this. Maybe you've forgotten all about me, again. But you left this daft gizmo thing behind, so that I could call you if I needed help. Well, I do. We all do. The whole bloomin' human race is in real trouble.