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'''''Degrees of Truth''''' is a [[Short Trips (series)|Short Trips]] story exclusive to the [[Short Trips (audio anthology)|audio version]] of the printed anthology ''[[Short Trips (anthology)|Short Trips]]''. The story was later re-issued as part of ''[[Tales from the TARDIS: Volume One]]''. | '''''Degrees of Truth''''' is a [[Short Trips (series)|Short Trips]] story exclusive to the [[Short Trips (audio anthology)|audio version]] of the printed anthology ''[[Short Trips (anthology)|Short Trips]]''. The story was later re-issued as part of ''[[Tales from the TARDIS: Volume One]]''. |
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Degrees of Truth is a Short Trips story exclusive to the audio version of the printed anthology Short Trips. The story was later re-issued as part of Tales from the TARDIS: Volume One.
Summary
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Characters
- Third Doctor
- Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart
- Major Carver
- Private Carver
References
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Notes
This story deals with the death of Private Carver, a formerly unnamed UNIT soldier who was killed during the events of The Dæmons.
Continuity
- Private Carver was a soldier who was killed by Gargoyle Bok. (TV: The Dæmons)
- Carver had been told, by his follow UNIT soldiers, about Yeti (TV: The Web of Fear), Cyberman (TV: The Invasion, Audio: The Blue Tooth), and Silurians (TV: The Silurians) though he didn't believe them.
- The Master was recently imprisoned (TV: The Dæmons) but has already made an escape attempt using the Freedom cooperation (Prose: Freedom).
- The Brigadier says he has a daughter named Kate. (TV: The Power of Three, et al)