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| [Season 33]
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Written by: John Gordon |
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death of Tamara Scott has plunged the TARDIS crew
into grief and discord. Taryn believes that the
Doctor and Grae are guilty of using Tamara as
a pawn - sacrificing her to their own plans and
ambitions, an accusation the Doctor finds uncomfortably
difficult to deny. He tries to seek solace in
the depths of the TARDIS, and comfort in familiar
surroundings and ancient relics of his own past,
while Grae looks for tranquility in a solitary
walk on an alien world. Left alone with her thoughts
in the rooms and corridors she once shared with
Tamara, Taryn decides the time has come for her
to leave the Doctor and return to her own life.
But when the TARDIS strands Grae on a dead world,
and then hurls the Doctor into the middle of a
war zone, it is Taryn who discovers that even
the end is not always what it seems. The TARDIS
is invaded, and Taryn becomes a pawn herself in
a deadly battle for control of the past and the
future. In the company of ghosts and phantoms,
the time-travellers discover that an ancient foe
is reshaping its destiny, and that a new and terrible
dawn is about to break upon the universe...
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| Written
by: Miles Reid |
| Earth-2057
- A virulent plague known as the White Death has
spread across the Earth, killing nearly 100% of
it's infected victims. The Doctor knows the cure
and Professor Jay Falstead is desperate for a
breakthrough in his research. But with Taryn's
life on the line, will the Doctor dare change
history and give Falstead the cure three years
before the cure's discovery? Or will he allow
history to keep its course and watch Taryn die?
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by: Kyle Bastian & Jodie van de Wetering |
| Taryn’s
gone, Tamara’s dead and Grae’s
been having horrifying nightmares. Have
recent events finally become too much for
the young Time Lord to take; or are dark
forces really calling to her from across
the space-time vortex?
Grae pilots the TARDIS to the distant
planet Calla where she begins behaving
very strangely, pushing her relationship
with the Doctor to its limits. Has the
Doctor been taking their friendship for
granted? Just how much does he actually
know about his most trusted companion?
And just how far will she go in order
to find the cure for a mysterious disease?
There is an ancient evil stirring deep
within the planet, and Grae finds herself
crossing the line into the darkness. Can
she keep control when she has the powers
of a god at her disposal? And what forces
her to realize its time to branch out
on her own?
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| Written
by: Duncan Johnson |
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Doctor arrives in Renaissance Italy to spend some
time with his friend, Leonardo da Vinci, but a
case of mistaken identity soon means that he is
dragged into a conspiracy involving two of Florence's
most powerful families. Aided by a young Niccolo
Machiavelli, the Doctor must disentangle himself
from the plot before his presence changes the
course of established history, but when the planned
assassination goes ahead, the Doctor will find
himself fighting for his very life.
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| Written
by: Lesleigh Force |
| In
search of a challenge, the Doctor returns to Mars
and the pyramids where he hopes to uncover clues
as to the whereabouts of the enigmatic Osirian
race. But he mistimes his visit and finds himself
entangled in a human mystery coinciding with Earth's
first archeological expedition to the Martian
pyramids. Solving the mystery leads the Doctor
into the labyrinth of the Osirian/Egyptian Underworld
and the untimely weighing of his soul.
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by: Jodie van de Wetering (From an original story
idea by Arnold T. Blumberg) |
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United States of America, standing proudly in
the early days of the 21st Century. A nation of
peace and freedom. A nation leading the worldwide
struggle to recover from a violent and bloody
alien invasion. A new President is elected, a
statesman full of promises of prosperity and security,
the only kind of leader who can bring sense to
a shattered world. Danger lurks deep in space,
patient and hungry, waiting for a chance to feed.
But an even greater threat may lurk in the Whitehouse
itself.
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| Written
by: Misha Lauenstien |
| Have
you ever dreamed of travelling on the legendary
Orion Express? Well now you can! After decades
of operating only freight service, Orion
Shipping Corp. is once again offering passenger
service on the famed Orion Express. Travel
the time-honoured route starting on Pluto
and then stopping over briefly for passenger
pickup at Earth-station. Then it's on to
Venus, now open to tourists. Then it's past
the sun and on to Mars for another brief
stop and then and extended refuelling stop
on Saturn's famed Viewing Platform Two before
a lightning fast but picturesque three week
journey to the heart of the Orion System.
Whether you're finding your roots, looking
to meet exotic people,or just anxious to
get out of the Solar System, take your next
vacation on The Orion Express.
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by: Jackson Rees |
| We
all have monsters to face. Shadows that we bury
in the back of our minds. Painful memories that
we don't want to resurface. For Silver, her monsters
are trapped behind the cellar door. But they're
after her, and it won't be long before they break
out. She's scared, she doesn't want to feel pain
again. Who will help her? The Doctor? No, he went
away a long time ago, his face is only a blur
now. Someone has to save the day, fight the monsters.
But Silver is the only one who can save herself
in a desperate struggle for sanity...
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| Written
by: Mark Simpson |
| On
the way to Silver's 16th birthday treat, the TARDIS
deposits the Doctor and his companion at the British
headquarters of the JADE organisation, where the
Time Lord meets an old friend…and a new one.
Can the Doctor help a displaced Victorian return
to his own century and discover how he ended up
150 years out of time in the first place? To answer
these questions the Doctor will have to foil the
machinations of probably the most powerful human
mind he has ever encountered.
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| Written
by: Jeff Taylor |
| An
escape of a violent prisoner, an ocean fog and
a desperate struggle for survival present themselves
to the Doctor and Silver as they take a well earned
break in a sleepy Cornish village. As the Doctor
begins to get to the bottom of the sudden rash
of deaths in the mist shrouded village, Silver
begins to delve deeper into her adopted Wiccan
religion, and discovers that it is more than she
bargained for.
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| Written
by: Duncan Johnson |
| The
Doctor and Silver are in New Orleans for
Mardi Gras, taking a break from recent adventures,
but all is not as it seems. Bodysnatchers
raid the cemeteries, wizards work dark magics
and predators stalk their prey through the
city streets. When the Doctor is targeted,
he finds himself in a fight he cannot win,
but can Silver, still recovering from a
harrowing ordeal, find it in herself to
fight at all? The Doctor has finally met
his match: himself...
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