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Revision as of 13:25, 21 January 2022
The Eternal Mystery was a Doctor Who mini-episode written by Pete McTighe, and released in 2022. A trailer for the Season 22 Doctor Who Blu-ray and interview clips with various actors who had appeared in Season 22 appeared as a kind of ad break. A sequel to both Mindwarp and The Widow's Assassin, the webcast featured the return of Nicola Bryant to the part of Peri Brown on screen.
Summary
On Krontep, a guard Rex questions a hooded figure praying in front of a statue of Yrcanos, who reveals herself as the Warrior Queen, Peri Brown. She tells him why she disappeared and that she visits the temple once a year with the Sixth Doctor. Learning that Rex wants to explore the universe, she invites him on board the TARDIS.
Cast
- Nicola Bryant - Peri Brown
- Leo Flanagan - Rex
- Colin Baker - the Sixth Doctor (voice) (uncredited)
Crew
Notes
- The temple of Yrcarnos was filmed in the Temple of Peace in Cardiff
Continuity
- Peri's disappearance following Yrcanos's assassination is mentioned and she reveals to her subjects that she resumed travelling with the Doctor. (AUDIO: The Widow's Assassin)
- Rex's stepfather not wanting Rex to travel is similar to Howard Foster not wanting Peri to go travelling. (TV: Planet of Fire)
