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* [[No Go Flo Tro Wo]] was an [[opera]] piece written by the [[Judoon]], and described by the [[Ninth Doctor|Doctor]] as "a bit staccato". Every time a piece of Judoon music is created, the Judoon arrest themselves for "intergalactic crimes against [[music]]". | * [[No Go Flo Tro Wo]] was an [[opera]] piece written by the [[Judoon]], and described by the [[Ninth Doctor|Doctor]] as "a bit staccato". Every time a piece of Judoon music is created, the Judoon arrest themselves for "intergalactic crimes against [[music]]". | ||
=== Cultural references from the real world === | |||
* When Sophie is admonishing Bertha for turning down two marriage proposals, her dialogue is similar to the lyrics of the song Two Princes by The Spin Doctors. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Revision as of 06:26, 1 January 2023
Lay Down Your Arms was the second story in the audio anthology Hidden Depths, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Lisa McMullin and featured Christopher Eccleston as the Ninth Doctor.
Publisher's summary
1864. Instead of relaxing at the Bad Homburg Spa, its visitors are fighting. And Bertha Kinzky, housekeeper to Alfred Nobel, is appalled. Perhaps the mysterious Herr Schmidt can help?
Soon, Bertha is contending with aliens, as well as her mother’s matchmaking, as she and the Doctor try to keep the peace.
Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Christopher Eccleston
- Sophie Kinzky - Diana Quick
- Bertha Kinzky - Kate Sissons
- Tsar Alexander II / Trinity - Jamie Parker
- Ludwig Von Hasseldorf - Joseph Kloska
References
- No Go Flo Tro Wo was an opera piece written by the Judoon, and described by the Doctor as "a bit staccato". Every time a piece of Judoon music is created, the Judoon arrest themselves for "intergalactic crimes against music".
Cultural references from the real world
- When Sophie is admonishing Bertha for turning down two marriage proposals, her dialogue is similar to the lyrics of the song Two Princes by The Spin Doctors.
Notes
to be added
Continuity
to be added
External links
- Official Lay Down Your Arms page at bigfinish.com
