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[[Category:Second Doctor audio stories]] |
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[[Category:Companion Chronicles]] |
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Revision as of 07:59, 20 April 2017
The Mouthless Dead written by John Pritchard was the first story in the 2016 Companion Chronicles audio box set The Second Doctor: Volume One. It featured Jamie, Ben, and Polly.
Publisher's summary
The TARDIS arrives in 1920s England, the Doctor, Jamie, Ben and Polly finding themselves in a wintry dusk beside a railway line. The station nearby appears deserted, but there are figures watching from the shadows, all of them waiting for a dead man's train...
Plot
Part one
to be added
Part two
to be added
Cast
References
- The TARDIS keeps track of the Gregorian calendar, the Hebrew calendar and the Islamic calendar, among others.
- 1920 equates to 5681 in the Hebrew calendar.
- Kent is known as the garden of England.
- Ben served in the Atlantic Ocean.
- Frances' fiancé Michael Thomas was killed in World War I. He fought in the Battle of the Somme.
- The Unknown Warrior was buried in the cemetery of Westminster Abbey.
- Jamie initially assumes that the First World War was fought against aliens.
- Ben's uncle fought in the Battle of Jutland. He was a crewmember of the Lion.
- Jamie describes Bonnie Prince Charlie as "the Boy Prince".
- The signalman tells the Doctor the story of the Phantom Light seen after the crash of Tay Bridge.
Notes
- This story was recorded on 27 October and 16 December 2015.
Continuity
- This is the first time that the TARDIS has materialised on a train station platform in the 1920s. It would later do so again, both times during the Doctor's fifth incarnation, in Cranleigh on 11 June 1925 (TV: Black Orchid) and in Calcutta, British India on 31 December 1926 (AUDIO: The Emerald Tiger).
- Jamie refers to having fought in the Battle of Culloden on 16 April 1746. (TV: The Highlanders)
External links
- Official The Second Doctor Volume 1 page at bigfinish.com
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