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TARDIS Guide

Overview

Released

Saturday, May 2, 2009

Written by

Pat Mills

Runtime

67 minutes

Time Travel

Past

Tropes (Potential Spoilers!)

War, World War II, Lost the TARDIS

Location (Potential Spoilers!)

Earth, France, Paris

Synopsis

Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome to the Theatre des Baroque!

Oh, but if you think you’ve seen and heard all that Paris by night has to offer... the exotic sights of Le Moulin Rouge, perhaps, or the horror tricks of Le Grand Guignol... if you think nothing could cause your mouth to dry and your heart to pound... you're wrong.

Ladies and gentlemen, mesdames et messieurs – not forgetting our honoured guests from the Gestapo – tonight, it is my privilege to present to you the star of the Theatre des Baroque! A man who has died on stage nearly ten thousand times! The Most Assassinated Man in the World… Max Paul!

And joining him, in a playlet we call 'The Executioner's Son' – from Blackpool, England: the enchanting Lucie Miller!

Ah, la belle Lucie. She's got no idea what she's let herself in for. Heh. Should you feel faint, or nauseous – never fear. Tonight, we have a Doctor in the house!

Just pray he lasts ’til the interval...

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DNF 50%

Lost interest by the end of part 1, though honestly wish I would've stopped it earlier. Just, it's weird.. and not the kind of story I'd want to spend my time listening to.


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DOCTOR: Lucie, there's a lot of darkness out there. Some of it where Orbis used to be. But you know something? We wouldn't notice any of it if it weren't for all those little pinpricks of light; planets and stars. And that's where I go whenever I feel sad. The next bit of light in the darkness. Keep on moving. Never look back. Well, hardly ever.

— Eighth Doctor, The Scapegoat