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Revision as of 03:26, 25 February 2017
Breadcrumbs was the sixteenth short story in the Short Trips anthology Short Trips: Transmissions. It was written by James Moran. It featured the Fourth Doctor and Romana II.
Summary
Romana wishes to go on holiday, but the Doctor is distracted by a signals that he wants to track around the universe. Romana places a bet with him saying that he has two weeks to track all the pieces round the universe whilst she goes on holiday, if he manages it without regenerating, or destroying the TARDIS she will pay for an expensive meal otherwise he will pay for the meal.
He tracts the signals and collects them all and plans to run them through a machine which he has to get from a dangerous man, who fires a shot at the central console. On his way out he falls into a wormhole and has to send himself in parts to get out of it, creating the initial signals he was tracking. When he returns to Romana she pretends to have looked at the sensor array log, tricking the Doctor into telling her what happened, and she wins the bet.
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Notes
- On 23 December 2012, an audio reading of this story, read by John Banks, was released to Big Finish Productions subscribers whose subscription included Wirrn Isle.
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