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''The Feast of the Stone'' was a short story featuring the version of [[Ninth Doctor (Scream of the Shalka)|The Doctor]] who had been introduced in the 2003 animated webcast adventure ''[[Scream of the Shalka]]''. Except for an implied cameo in the novel [[EDA]]: ''[[The Tomorrow Windows]]'', this marked the character's only official appearance outside the original webcast before the so-called "Shalka Doctor" was removed from continuity and replaced by the official television [[Ninth Doctor]]. It also marks the only official appearances of companion [[Alison Cheney]] and the android version of [[The Master (Scream of the Shalka)|The Master]] as featured in the animated serial.
''The Feast of the Stone'' was a short story featuring the version of [[Ninth Doctor (Scream of the Shalka)|The Doctor]] who had been introduced in the 2003 animated webcast adventure ''[[Scream of the Shalka]]''. Except for an implied cameo in the novel [[EDA]]: ''[[The Tomorrow Windows]]'', this marked the character's only official appearance outside the original webcast before the so-called "Shalka Doctor" was removed from continuity and replaced by the official television [[Ninth Doctor]]. It also marks the only official appearances of companion [[Alison Cheney]] and the android version of [[The Master (Scream of the Shalka)|The Master]] as featured in the animated serial.


The short story was published exclusively online on BBC.co.uk, as part of its "Cult Vampires" website.
The short story was published exclusively online on BBC.co.uk, as part of its "Cult Vampires" website.
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As ''Scream of the Shalka'' and its version of the Doctor has been rendered officially non-canonical by the BBC, this presumably extends to this short story, as well. Nonetheless, as of 2009, the story is still viewable on the BBC's website.
As ''Scream of the Shalka'' and its version of the Doctor has been rendered officially non-canonical by the BBC, this presumably extends to this short story, as well. Nonetheless, as of 2009, the story is still viewable on the BBC's website.


The next exclusive-to-Internet ''Doctor Who'' short story would not appear until ''[[Blue Moon]]'' in 2009.
The next exclusive-to-Internet ''Doctor Who'' short story would not appear until [[42]]: Prolouge in May 2007, followed by [[The Frozen]] in December 2007.


== Plot ==
== Plot ==
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''To be added''


== Characters ==
== Characters ==
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*[[Alison Cheney]]
*[[Alison Cheney]]
*[[The Master (Scream of the Shalka)|The Master]].
*[[The Master (Scream of the Shalka)|The Master]].
 
==References==
==References==
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Revision as of 18:29, 15 August 2009

The Feast of the Stone was a short story featuring the version of The Doctor who had been introduced in the 2003 animated webcast adventure Scream of the Shalka. Except for an implied cameo in the novel EDA: The Tomorrow Windows, this marked the character's only official appearance outside the original webcast before the so-called "Shalka Doctor" was removed from continuity and replaced by the official television Ninth Doctor. It also marks the only official appearances of companion Alison Cheney and the android version of The Master as featured in the animated serial.

The short story was published exclusively online on BBC.co.uk, as part of its "Cult Vampires" website.

As Scream of the Shalka and its version of the Doctor has been rendered officially non-canonical by the BBC, this presumably extends to this short story, as well. Nonetheless, as of 2009, the story is still viewable on the BBC's website.

The next exclusive-to-Internet Doctor Who short story would not appear until 42: Prolouge in May 2007, followed by The Frozen in December 2007.

Plot

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Characters

References

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Notes

  • The Doctor and Alison share a brandy together, one of the few occasions in which the Doctor or his companion have imbibed on alcohol.

Continuity

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