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Revision as of 13:35, 19 April 2019
The Young Lions was a 2015 Big Finish Short Trips audio short story read by Stephen Critchlow. It featured the Eighth Doctor and Lucie Miller. It was released as a subscriber-only download, available to subscribers who purchased The Seeds of War.
Summary
The Eighth Doctor and Lucie Miller have stopped off in Little Morton for a fry-up. It's not the healthiest way to start a day, but better than some: the Major from the local barracks has just fallen to his death.
Or has he? A visit to the hospital highlights the surprising levels of health in the soldiers. There's clearly something going on beneath the surface at Little Morton: and it's about to come to light...
Characters
References
- Lucie notices that 2005 is "pre-smoking ban".
Notes
- In the real world, the ban on smoking in public buildings came into force in July 2007. This would contradict AUDIO: Blood of the Daleks and Human Resources where Lucie's native time is stated to be 2006.
- On 29 September 2017, this story was made available for general release as part of the Short Trips Rarities range, with a new cover by Tom Saunders.
Continuity
- The Doctor uses his Five Hundred Year Diary. (TV: The Power of the Daleks et al)
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