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* The TARDIS has a [[wine]] cellar and a games room. | * The TARDIS has a [[wine]] cellar and a games room. | ||
* While visiting the [[Reform Club]] in [[London]] in [[1866]], the Doctor got into an argument with [[Charles Dickens]] about an error in ''[[Great Expectations]]''. | * While visiting the [[Reform Club]] in [[London]] in [[1866]], the Doctor got into an argument with [[Charles Dickens]] about an error in ''[[Great Expectations]]''. | ||
* The Doctor explains the [[fire-and-forget missile]] to Charley. | |||
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Revision as of 05:29, 20 November 2017
The Man Who Wasn't There was the eleventh story of the sixth season of Big Finish Productions' Short Trips series.
Publisher's summary
Charley Pollard's innocent request to meet a historical hero seems the easiest thing for a friend with a time and space machine to make happen. But as Charley and the Doctor seek out the Victorian explorer, they uncover a sinister scheme to unravel Earth's future by affecting its past. But where in its history was the deed done? And is it already too late to put right?
Characters
References
- The Doctor and Charley are eating blue Scotch eggs from Metebelis III.
- The TARDIS' translation circuits are malfunctioning.
- Julia Riory was born in 2450. She commanded the UEF Mon Marchè in 2488.
- The TARDIS has a wine cellar and a games room.
- While visiting the Reform Club in London in 1866, the Doctor got into an argument with Charles Dickens about an error in Great Expectations.
- The Doctor explains the fire-and-forget missile to Charley.
Notes
- This story is available for download only.
- This story was recorded at The Moat Studios on 27 April 2016.
Continuity
- The Doctor refers to the TARDIS' wine cellar. (AUDIO: The Haunting of Thomas Brewster)
- The Doctor would later meet Charles Dickens once again in Cardiff on 24 December 1869 during his ninth incarnation. (TV: The Unquiet Dead)
- The Doctor refers to the dominance of the Earth Empire. (TV: Frontier in Space, The Mutants)
- The Messenger mentions that he had a pet cat until "that business in the Capitol". (TV: The Mark of the Rani)
- The Doctor defends his decision to prevent Charley from dying aboard the British airship the R101 on 5 October 1930. (AUDIO: Storm Warning)
- The Messenger refers to the Time Lords' non-interference policy. (TV: The War Games)
- The Doctor suggests taking Charley to the Eye of Orion. (TV: The King's Demons, The Five Doctors)
External links
- Official The Man Who Wasn't There page at bigfinish.com
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