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Revision as of 12:16, 9 February 2021
The White Witch of Devil's End was a 2017 Web and home entertainment drama series featuring elements from the Doctor Who universe. It was first released on DVD on 13 November 2017 by Koch Media.
Stories
Home video
Episode Number | Title | Writer(s) |
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1 | The Inheritance | Sam Stone |
2 | Half Light | Suzanne Barbieri |
3 | The Cat Who Walks Through Worlds | Debbie Bennett |
4 | The Poppet | Jan Edwards |
5 | Dæmos Returns | David J Howe |
6 | Hawthrone Blood | Raven Dane |
Short stories
Olive Hawthorne and the Dæmons of Devil's End
Notes
- The series marks the first Reeltime Pictures releases since Dæmos Rising in 2004, another sequel to The Dæmons.
- This story[which?] marks the death of Olive Hawthorne.
- This story[which?] is the first produced by Reeltime to refer to the Doctor directly. Images of the Master and the Third Doctor are shown.
- The flashback scenes are entirely from Olive's POV.
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