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* The Doctor mentions Rabbi [[Yehuda Loevy|Loew]] and the [[Golem of Prague]]. | * The Doctor mentions Rabbi [[Yehuda Loevy|Loew]] and the [[Golem of Prague]]. | ||
* Prague landmarks include the [[Jewish Quarter]], [[Kaprova Street]] and [[Prague Castle]]. | * Prague landmarks include the [[Jewish Quarter]], [[Kaprova Street]] and [[Prague Castle]]. | ||
* The Doctor considers, then rejects, the idea of the [[Dalek]]s or the [[Ice Warrior]]s being responsible. | |||
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Revision as of 05:57, 21 November 2016
The Time Eater was the sixteenth short story in the Short Trips anthology Short Trips: Destination Prague. It was written by Lee Battersby. It featured the Second Doctor and Jamie McCrimmon.
Summary
The Doctor and Jamie visit Prague and discover the Doredsor, a creature who feeds on time, is trapped in the city. As Doredsor's power increase, the Doctor, Jamie and the whole city of Prague are sent back in time - to 50,000 BC - long before the city even existed. Can the Doctor restore time and prevent further damage to the city?
Characters
References
- The Doctor mentions Rabbi Loew and the Golem of Prague.
- Prague landmarks include the Jewish Quarter, Kaprova Street and Prague Castle.
- The Doctor considers, then rejects, the idea of the Daleks or the Ice Warriors being responsible.
Notes
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Continuity
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