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== References ==
== References ==
* Jenny is in possession of a crystal that drains the wearer and those around them of their good [[luck]]. The "unlucky charm" ends up in the possession of an eye witness who is desperately trying to give it away after feeling its effects. This new owner states that the owner of such charm tends to end up dead.
* Jenny is in possession of a crystal that drains the wearer and those around them of their good [[luck]]. The "unlucky charm" ends up in the possession of an eye witness who is desperately trying to give it away after feeling its effects. This new owner states that the owner of such charm tends to end up dead.


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* Similar to how the [[Big Finish Torchwood series|''Torchwood'' audio series]] had remixes for their theme tunes to represent their settings, such as the Victorian theme and the 1950s theme, [[Joe Kraemer]] was given the chance to recreate the ''[[Jenny: The Doctor's Daughter (audio series)|Jenny]]'' theme in the style of that of a Western film.
* Similar to how the [[Big Finish Torchwood series|''Torchwood'' audio series]] had remixes for their theme tunes to represent their settings, such as the Victorian theme and the 1950s theme, [[Joe Kraemer]] was given the chance to recreate the ''[[Jenny: The Doctor's Daughter (audio series)|Jenny]]'' theme in the style of that of a Western film.
* According to the behind the scenes, the title "''Calamity Jenny''" existed long before the storyline.
* According to the behind the scenes, the title "''Calamity Jenny''" existed long before the storyline.


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
* At first glance, it appears that Jenny has a [[doppelgänger]] with whom she gets confused.  This happened to the [[First Doctor]] and the [[Abbot of Amboise]], ([[TV]]: ''[[The Massacre (TV story)|The Massacre]]'') the [[Second Doctor]] and [[Ramón Salamander]], ([[TV]]: ''[[The Enemy of the World (TV story)|The Enemy of the World]]'') the [[Sixth Doctor]] and [[Maxil]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Arc of Infinity (TV story)|Arc of Infinity]]'') and others. Unlike the aforementioned examples, Calamity and Jenny end up as the same person, one of whom is three months older than the other.
* At first glance, it appears that Jenny has a [[doppelgänger]] with whom she gets confused.  This happened to the [[First Doctor]] and the [[Abbot of Amboise]], ([[TV]]: ''[[The Massacre (TV story)|The Massacre]]'') the [[Second Doctor]] and [[Ramón Salamander]], ([[TV]]: ''[[The Enemy of the World (TV story)|The Enemy of the World]]'') the [[Sixth Doctor]] and [[Maxil]], ([[TV]]: ''[[Arc of Infinity (TV story)|Arc of Infinity]]'') and others. Unlike the aforementioned examples, Calamity and Jenny end up as the same person, one of whom is three months older than the other.
* Similar to the events of ''[[The Broken Clock (audio story)|The Broken Clock]]'', which sees [[Dick Zodiac]] telling the tale of one of [[Missy]]'s misadventure, which may or may not be factually accurate, this adventure is told second-hand by the investigator and eye witness to the outcome of these events.
* Similar to the events of ''[[The Broken Clock (audio story)|The Broken Clock]]'', which sees [[Dick Zodiac]] telling the tale of one of [[Missy]]'s misadventure, which may or may not be factually accurate, this adventure is told second-hand by the investigator and eye witness to the outcome of these events.

Revision as of 11:02, 9 March 2023

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Calamity Jenny was the third story in the audio anthology Still Running, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by John Dorney, and featured Georgia Tennant as Jenny and Sean Biggerstaff as Noah.

Publisher's summary

When Noah and Jenny mosey on into the Old West, it's surely a coincidence that Jenny looks exactly like the town's most notorious outlaw. But as they'll discover, anyone who crosses 'Calamity Jenny' suffers an unlucky fate – and it's usually fatal.

Cast

References

  • Jenny is in possession of a crystal that drains the wearer and those around them of their good luck. The "unlucky charm" ends up in the possession of an eye witness who is desperately trying to give it away after feeling its effects. This new owner states that the owner of such charm tends to end up dead.

Notes

  • Similar to how the Torchwood audio series had remixes for their theme tunes to represent their settings, such as the Victorian theme and the 1950s theme, Joe Kraemer was given the chance to recreate the Jenny theme in the style of that of a Western film.
  • According to the behind the scenes, the title "Calamity Jenny" existed long before the storyline.

Continuity

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