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After finishing an [[Turn Left|episode]] of ''[[Doctor Who (N-Space)|Doctor Who]]'', a [[Doctor Who Fan (U.N.I.T. On Call|fan]] decides to call [[UNIT]], and an [[UNIT On Hold Voice-Over|operator]] puts her on hold. After a short while, the operator informs the fna to keep on waiting. Finally, she gets in contact with the [[Third Doctor]] | After finishing an [[Turn Left|episode]] of ''[[Doctor Who (N-Space)|Doctor Who]]'', a [[Doctor Who Fan (U.N.I.T. On Call|fan]] decides to call [[UNIT]], and an [[UNIT On Hold Voice-Over|operator]] puts her on hold. After a short while, the operator informs the fna to keep on waiting. Finally, she gets in contact with the [[Third Doctor]]. The Doctor asks why the fan is calling, and she responds by saying she's from the [[future]]. | ||
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* Regarding her phone call from the future, the Doctor notes that he had noticed some "odd signals of [[interstitial irregularity|interstitial irregularities]]". | |||
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* [[Emily Cook]] opened a casting call for the voice of the [[UNIT]] receptionist on her Twitter account on [[4 November (releases)|4 November]], [[2020 (releases)|2020]].<ref>https://twitter.com/Emily_Rosina/status/1323920414658203648</ref> | * [[Emily Cook]] opened a casting call for the voice of the [[UNIT]] receptionist on her Twitter account on [[4 November (releases)|4 November]], [[2020 (releases)|2020]].<ref>https://twitter.com/Emily_Rosina/status/1323920414658203648</ref> | ||
* It's hinted that Emily Cook's character introduced the phrase [[wibbly wobbly, timey wimey]] via a ontological paradox. | |||
* Audio from the end of [[TV]]: ''[[Turn Left (TV story)|Turn Left]]'' can be heard from the ''Doctor Who'' fan's television at the start of the webcast along with the [[Doctor Who theme|2007 version of the ''Doctor Who'' theme]]. At the end of the webcast the 1963-1966 version plays, transitioning into the credits. | * Audio from the end of [[TV]]: ''[[Turn Left (TV story)|Turn Left]]'' can be heard from the ''Doctor Who'' fan's television at the start of the webcast along with the [[Doctor Who theme|2007 version of the ''Doctor Who'' theme]]. At the end of the webcast the 1963-1966 version plays, transitioning into the credits. | ||
Revision as of 21:00, 14 November 2020
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U.N.I.T. On Call was a Doctor Who: Lockdown! webcast released in November 2020, tying in with the tweetalong of TV: Turn Left.
It featured Jon Culshaw voicing Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart (licensed from the Haisman Estate) as well as the Third Doctor, and the return of Katy Manning to the part of Jo Grant in a video story. It was also notable for featuring a performance by writer and producer Emily Cook.
Publisher's summary
As COVID-19 continues to threaten the world, one Doctor Who fan makes a special call for help…
Plot
After finishing an episode of Doctor Who, a fan decides to call UNIT, and an operator puts her on hold. After a short while, the operator informs the fna to keep on waiting. Finally, she gets in contact with the Third Doctor. The Doctor asks why the fan is calling, and she responds by saying she's from the future.
Cast
- Doctor Who Fan - Emily Cook
- Third Doctor, Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, & Terrance Dicks - Jon Culshaw
- UNIT On Hold Voice-Over - Marisa Clarke
- Jo Grant - Katy Manning
Thanks to The Haisman Estate
Crew
- Written by - Emily Cook and Jon Culshaw
- Produced & Edited by - Emily Cook
- Doctor Who Theme - Ron Grainer & BBC Radiophonic Workshop
References
- Regarding her phone call from the future, the Doctor notes that he had noticed some "odd signals of interstitial irregularities".
UNIT
to be added
Music
- "Java" by Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra is playing as the holding music to U.N.I.T..
Technology
- The Doctor Who fan was watching an episode of Doctor Who from 2007.
- The fan uses a TV remote to switch off the television.
- The fan uses an iPhone to call UNIT through time was at first met by the automatic voice-over along with on-hold music, eventually getting through to the Third Doctor, The Brigadier and Jo Grant via a 4-way call through time. Eventually, she is met by an unnamed mysterious voice that encourages her further.
- The fan ends up watching another episode of the show from the 1963-1966 era.
Food and beverages
- The Doctor Who fan is enjoying a cup of tea (from a Doctor Who mug) and some Jammie Dodgers.
Notes
- Emily Cook opened a casting call for the voice of the UNIT receptionist on her Twitter account on 4 November, 2020.[1]
- It's hinted that Emily Cook's character introduced the phrase wibbly wobbly, timey wimey via a ontological paradox.
- Audio from the end of TV: Turn Left can be heard from the Doctor Who fan's television at the start of the webcast along with the 2007 version of the Doctor Who theme. At the end of the webcast the 1963-1966 version plays, transitioning into the credits.
Continuity
- By 2020, UNIT operations have been "suspended". (TV: Resolution)
- The Doctor Who fan tells Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart "I'll explain later" when he asks for details about UNIT's current fate. (TV: The Curse of Fatal Death)
- The Doctor refers to the wine cellar of Sir Reginald Styles. (TV: Day of the Daleks)
