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==References==
==References==
*[[Psychic paper]] is said to be a [[Celestial Intervention Agency|CIA]] invention. The tool was introduced in the 2005 season of the revived ''Doctor Who'' as a gimmick used by the [[Ninth Doctor]]. As the Past Doctor Adventures line was discontinued soon after, this is the only known time that an original novel featuring a "classic series" Doctor has made direct reference to a concept introduced in the TV series revival.
*[[Psychic paper]] is said to be a [[Celestial Intervention Agency|CIA]] invention.  


==Notes==
==Notes==
*This story takes place in the [[Season 6B]] timeline.
*This story takes place in the [[Season 6B]] timeline.
*The Psychic paper was a tool was introduced in the 2005 season of the revived ''Doctor Who'' as a device used by the [[Ninth Doctor]]. As the Past Doctor Adventures line was discontinued soon after, this is the only known time that an original novel featuring a "classic series" Doctor has made direct reference to a concept introduced in the TV series revival.


==Continuity==
==Continuity==

Revision as of 11:35, 9 December 2009


Publisher's Summary

The Doctor has been captured and put on trial by his own people, accused of their greatest crime: interfering with the affairs of other peoples and planets. He is sentenced to exile on Earth. That much is history.

But now the truth can be told — the Doctor does not go straight into exile. First the Time Lords have a task for him. From the trenches of the Great War to the terrors of the French Revolution, the Doctor finds himself on a mission he does not want, with a companion he does not like, his life threatened at every turn.

Will the Doctor survive to serve his sentence? Or will this adventure prove to be his Waterloo?

Characters

References

Notes

  • This story takes place in the Season 6B timeline.
  • The Psychic paper was a tool was introduced in the 2005 season of the revived Doctor Who as a device used by the Ninth Doctor. As the Past Doctor Adventures line was discontinued soon after, this is the only known time that an original novel featuring a "classic series" Doctor has made direct reference to a concept introduced in the TV series revival.

Continuity

Timeline

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