Monthly Archives: July 2015

WHAT I LEARNED FROM: THE FORBIDDEN TIME

Posted on July 29, 2015 by etheruk1

‘The Forbidden Time’, written by David Lock, is a companion chronicle narrated by Anneke Wills as Polly and Frazer Hines as Jamie. It is a atmospheric tale in which a species who can walk through time, the Vist, cordon off … Continue reading →

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WHAT I LEARNED FROM: PERI AND THE PISCON PARADOX

Posted on July 22, 2015 by etheruk1

‘Peri and The Piscon Paradox’, written by Nev Fountain, is a very entertaining Companion Chronicle. The 5th Doctor and Peri arrive in LA, 2009 to deal with a fish like alien only to bump into an older Peri. Making great … Continue reading →

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“Oh, you’ve been eliminating yourself from history. You know you could be reconstructed by the hole you left.”

Posted on July 15, 2015 by etheruk1

In ‘Nightmare In Silver’ Mr Clever (the cyber planner Doctor) correctly identifies that the Doctor has been deleting himself from databanks (including those of the cyberiad) but that his absence from the information would allow someone to work out that … Continue reading →

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“I’ve been renewed! It’s part of the TARDIS. Without it, I couldn’t survive.”

Posted on July 8, 2015 by etheruk1

It is commonly accepted that any Time Lord can regenerate due to an inherent biological process but in ‘The Power Of The Daleks’ the Doctor indicates that this is possible thanks to the TARDIS. This theory is mostly supported by … Continue reading →

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“I met you once, in the Gamma Forests. You don’t remember me.”

Posted on July 2, 2015 by etheruk1

In ‘A Good Man Goes To War’ we are introduced to Lorna Bucket. Having once met the Doctor she joined the Church so that she might meet him again. When she does she is dying and realises the Doctor doesn’t … Continue reading →

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