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* Among elements "stolen" from history are [[Charles Wheatstone]], Wheatstones' residence at [[168 Bleak Lane]], the [[British Association for the Advancement of Science]], and [[Albemarle Street]], off [[Piccadilly]], and the whole of [[Bloomsbury]]. | * Among elements "stolen" from history are [[Charles Wheatstone]], Wheatstones' residence at [[168 Bleak Lane]], the [[British Association for the Advancement of Science]], and [[Albemarle Street]], off [[Piccadilly]], and the whole of [[Bloomsbury]]. | ||
* [[Edvard Scheutz]] is [[Charles Babbage]]'s biggest [[rival]]. | |||
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Revision as of 05:52, 1 November 2019
The Enchantress of Numbers was the third story in the eighth series of the Fourth Doctor Adventures, produced by Big Finish Productions.
Publisher's summary
The TARDIS lands in the grounds of Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire, in 1850. Mistaken for a medic and his maid, the Doctor and Ann are brought to meet Ada Lovelace - the mother of computing and daughter of Lord Byron - who has recently fallen ill.
But the travellers are not here by chance. Something odd is happening on Earth, and they’ve determined that this place is the centre of it.
Strange figures are walking the land. Strange figures wearing bird-like masks. What do they want with Ada? And how will it change the future of humanity?
Plot
Part one
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Part two
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Cast
- The Doctor - Tom Baker
- Ann Kelso - Jane Slavin
- Ada Lovelace - Finty Williams
- Colonel Wildman - Andrew Havill
- Hettie / Lady Cleverley - Eve Webster
- Mr Hobhouse - Barnaby Edwards
- Edvard Scheutz / Lord Byron / Harry - Glen McCready
References
- Among elements "stolen" from history are Charles Wheatstone, Wheatstones' residence at 168 Bleak Lane, the British Association for the Advancement of Science, and Albemarle Street, off Piccadilly, and the whole of Bloomsbury.
- Edvard Scheutz is Charles Babbage's biggest rival.
Notes
to be added
Continuity
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External links
- Official The Enchantress of Numbers page at bigfinish.com
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