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An episode of The Disney Club which aired on 23 January 1994 featured a rare appearance of Sylvester McCoy playing the Seventh Doctor.
The episode has primarily not been archived, with only 45 seconds surviving to the public.
Synopsis
The Doctor appears on The Disney Club.
Plot
- The 44 seconds which survive of this episode begin mid-sequence
Richard asks if his time machine, built out of a shower, will work. The Doctor crosses his fingers, and says that he's sure it will. They pull the curtains aside, and asks the Doctor how his time machine compares to the Doctor's. The Doctor says it seems to be vaguely the same shape outside, except his was a Police box. He also notes that his time machine was much bigger on the inside. He explains that he even had a swimming pool inside, although he took it out because the TARDIS kept flooding. Richard asks if the Doctor has been on any interesting journeys, and he responds that he recently went to the planet Thal where he ran into a group of Daleks.
Richard says he'd like to show the time machine to Paul and Jenny, and shakes the Doctor's hand. As he does, the Doctor vanishes.
Cast
- Seventh Doctor - Sylvester McCoy
- Richard Orford
- Paul Hendy
- Jenny Powell
Crew
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References
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Story notes
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Continuity
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