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* The Doctor mentions [[jelly babies]]. | * The Doctor mentions [[jelly babies]] and his fourth incarnation's scarf. | ||
* When questioned by Nyssa, the Doctor confirms that it is possible for Time Lords to die. | |||
* The Doctor claims that a [[Time Lord]] is required to [[Regeneration|regenerate]] before serving a period of exile. | * The Doctor claims that a [[Time Lord]] is required to [[Regeneration|regenerate]] before serving a period of exile. | ||
* Zero is from the [[Prydonian Chapter]] of Time Lords, the same chapter that the Doctor belongs to. | * Zero is from the [[Prydonian Chapter]] of Time Lords, the same chapter that the Doctor belongs to. | ||
Revision as of 06:13, 16 August 2015
Spring was a 2007 Big Finish Productions full-cast audio short story. It featured the Fifth Doctor and Nyssa. It featured the Doctor meeting another Time Lord who had "gone native" on an unnamed world inhabited by an avian species. It was perhaps most notable for its theme of how to construct a valid system of jurisprudence.
Publisher's summary
In the springtime of the distant future, the Doctor and Nyssa become embroiled in Time Lord politics on an alien world.
Plot
to be added
Cast
- The Doctor - Peter Davison
- Nyssa - Sarah Sutton
- Hoodeye - Jamie Sandford
- Redklaw - Toby Longworth
- Carrion - Lois Baxter
- Snowfire - Teresa Gallagher
- Zero - Hugh Fraser
References
- The Doctor mentions jelly babies and his fourth incarnation's scarf.
- When questioned by Nyssa, the Doctor confirms that it is possible for Time Lords to die.
- The Doctor claims that a Time Lord is required to regenerate before serving a period of exile.
- Zero is from the Prydonian Chapter of Time Lords, the same chapter that the Doctor belongs to.
Notes
- According to a 20 November 2006 blog post, Mike Maddox wrote this story based on a short story by Paul Cornell.
- This was the first in a series of stories named after seasons.
- Lord Cardinal Zero's regeneration at the end of this story is the only instance of a Time Lord regenerating into a different species.
Continuity
- Nyssa suggests the Doctor might be afraid of heights after his fourth incarnation's fatal fall from the Pharos Project's telescope on 1 March 1981. (TV: Logopolis)
- Zero refers to the Doctor's first trial on Gallifrey and the consequent enforced regeneration into the Third Doctor. (TV: The War Games)
