On Halloween night, 2004, the Doctor and Maggie arrive in Tamworth to investigate a temporal anomaly so powerful it has unsettled the TARDIS. Their search leads them to Tamworth Castle, where the crew of live television programme Ghost: Haunted is preparing for its most ambitious broadcast yet. What begins as a clash between sceptics, showmen and self-proclaimed psychics soon becomes something no one can explain—or control.

On Halloween night, a live broadcast from haunted Tamworth Castle descends into chaos. Ghosts walk, Viking warriors storm the grounds, and psychic medium Dina Ancona vanishes before the cameras—only to be seen elsewhere at the very same moment. For the Doctor and Maggie, the haunting is no illusion: time itself is coming apart.

It has been a few days since the Doctor and Maggie discovered the mysterious Azrael. Despite their new friend’s amiable nature, her strange genetic structure and complete amnesia are cause for concern. Trying to solve the mystery brings the Doctor to a comet phasing into and out of another dimension—the dimension Azrael may have come from. Exploring it, he finds he is not alone on the perilous surface. And when the TARDIS is invaded, Maggie is left to wonder whose side Azrael will be on.

It is said that still waters run deep. But as the path widens the depth decreases and obstacles break up the smoothness of flow. It is also said that blood is thicker than water, yet a bloodline might be spread so thin that it’s barely connected. The Doctor, Maggie and Azrael chance upon a community seemingly immune to the ravages of time. Its people are kept eternally young and seemingly want for nothing. Perfect harmony? The Doctor investigates, uncovering a system that is not running as smoothly as those charged with overseeing it might like. And as the water’s surface turns, the resultant instability reaches far and wide.

Life as you knew it is gone. How far would you go to bring it back? This the question retired soldier Henry Walker must answer, following the unexpected collapse of his daughter and the subsequent, severe brain damage that results. There's something that can help - something that can make it all better. Something that is waiting for him, in his old war chest in the attic...if only he dares to defy the Doctor's warning and use it.

The Ancient Lights roam free. The Blacklight is coming. As past and present collide, culminating in a final, terrible showdown, can Henry and the Doctor remember that which was forgotten, and undo the terrible damage they have done? Whatever the cost...

Officially, there is no record of the Royal Canadian Air Force base at Pembina Point. Even the Doctor hasn’t heard of it. Yet this appears to be where the TARDIS has landed—with the base empty and time itself standing s till. And when Maggie wakes up to find herself thrown back one hour, to her horror she finds the Doctor has vanished—and Azrael has become part of whatever historical calamity erased Pembina Point from the history books.

Back in Revelstoke, Maggie finds herself forced to take it easy while the Doctor and Azrael research a temporal disturbance near the last known location of Atlantis. As her friends’ work drags on, Maggie is distracted by affairs of the heart. Two men are taken with her, and she goes with the mysterious Grant—whose real identity holds the key to solving the mystery that may maroon the Doctor and Azrael in the distant past, at the site of ancient history’s most famous tragedies.

Premenides—soothsayer and foreteller of the doom of Atlantis—has escaped to West Edmonton Mall four days before Christmas 1992. Hot on his trail, the Doctor realises his powers are greater than he imagined. And guilty over his failure to save his own people, the crazed mystic is more than willing to sacrifice some Canadian Christmas shoppers.

Bob interviews the writers of season 47 in this special publication.