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|enemy = [[Overseer (Planet of the Ogrons)|Overseer]] | |enemy = [[Overseer (Planet of the Ogrons)|The Overseer]] | ||
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'''''Planet of the Ogrons''''' was the second story in the audio anthology ''[[The Eighth Doctor: Time War: Volume Two]]'', produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. It was written by [[Guy Adams (writer)|Guy Adams]] and featured [[Paul McGann]] as the [[Eighth Doctor]], [[Rakhee Thakrar]] as [[Bliss (The Starship of Theseus)|Bliss]], [[Nikki Amuka-Bird]] as [[Fifth Tamasan|Major Tamasan]] and introduced [[Julia McKenzie]] as [[the Twelve]]. | |||
== Publisher's summary == | == Publisher's summary == | ||
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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
''to be | In [[the Capitol]], [[Fifth Tamasan|Major Tamasan]] and her soldiers hurry to intercept a materialising [[TARDIS]] and find that it is [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the Doctor's ship]]. However, [[Doctor Ogron|an Ogron]] in a [[frock coat]] and a [[cravat]] claiming to [[Eighth Doctor|the Doctor]] steps out and asks for Tamasan's help, offering her a [[satsuma]]. | ||
After visiting a number of antique shops on [[Sto]], the Doctor and a bored [[Bliss (The Starship of Theseus)|Bliss]] watch [[duck]]s at a [[pond]] and are approached by [[the Twelve]], who is accompanied by the Doctor Ogron and claims to have been sent by the [[High Council]]. The Doctor explains to Bliss who the Twelve is and, at Bliss' suggestion, agrees to hear her out over [[afternoon tea]]. The Twelve tells them that a [[neural inhibitor]] has given her control over her previous selves and that the Doctor Ogron has the Doctor's [[DNA]] and memory engrams, although the High Council do not believe that he is a future [[incarnation]] of him. | |||
[[Overseer (Planet of the Ogrons)|The Overseer]] receives an [[Ogron subject]] to experiment on in attempt to find a way to keep individuals from suffering damage from [[temporal fallout]] by preventing his [[entropy]]. The experiment involves restructuring the Ogron's genetic composition, a painful process following which the Overseer subjects him to temporal bombardment. The Ogron decomposes to dust in seconds and the Overseer requests another specimen. | |||
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== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
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== References == | == References == | ||
* Doctor Ogron offers Tamasan a [[satsuma]]. | |||
* The Twelve describes [[the Eight]] as "sweetness itself". | |||
* The Overseer creates hybrid-TARDISes using Ogron brains to bypass the [[isomorphic controls]]. | * The Overseer creates hybrid-TARDISes using Ogron brains to bypass the [[isomorphic controls]]. | ||
* The Twelve is able to "tap into" her old personalities through her [[neural inhibitor]]. | |||
* The Twelve has a [[healing spray]]. | |||
* The Doctor, Bliss, the Twelve and Doctor Ogron have [[afternoon tea]], which includes [[scone]]s. | |||
* The [[the Planet|Ogron homeworld]] used to be covered in [[tree]]s until the [[rock god|rock monsters]] ate the trees and became gods to the Ogrons. They were subsequently eaten by [[crab god|crab monsters]], who became the new gods. | * The [[the Planet|Ogron homeworld]] used to be covered in [[tree]]s until the [[rock god|rock monsters]] ate the trees and became gods to the Ogrons. They were subsequently eaten by [[crab god|crab monsters]], who became the new gods. | ||
* | * Doctor Ogron has a [[Doctor Ogron's sonic screwdriver|sonic screwdriver]]. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
Revision as of 21:16, 15 April 2022
Planet of the Ogrons was the second story in the audio anthology The Eighth Doctor: Time War: Volume Two, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Guy Adams and featured Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor, Rakhee Thakrar as Bliss, Nikki Amuka-Bird as Major Tamasan and introduced Julia McKenzie as the Twelve.
Publisher's summary
Avoiding the Time War, the Doctor and Bliss are found by an old acquaintance: the latest incarnation of a criminal mastermind the Doctor knows of old. But unlike her predecessors, the Twelve has a handle on her previous selves' unruly minds.
There is a mystery to solve involving the Doctor's TARDIS and its unusual occupant – and answers will be found on the Planet of the Ogrons.
Plot
In the Capitol, Major Tamasan and her soldiers hurry to intercept a materialising TARDIS and find that it is the Doctor's ship. However, an Ogron in a frock coat and a cravat claiming to the Doctor steps out and asks for Tamasan's help, offering her a satsuma.
After visiting a number of antique shops on Sto, the Doctor and a bored Bliss watch ducks at a pond and are approached by the Twelve, who is accompanied by the Doctor Ogron and claims to have been sent by the High Council. The Doctor explains to Bliss who the Twelve is and, at Bliss' suggestion, agrees to hear her out over afternoon tea. The Twelve tells them that a neural inhibitor has given her control over her previous selves and that the Doctor Ogron has the Doctor's DNA and memory engrams, although the High Council do not believe that he is a future incarnation of him.
The Overseer receives an Ogron subject to experiment on in attempt to find a way to keep individuals from suffering damage from temporal fallout by preventing his entropy. The experiment involves restructuring the Ogron's genetic composition, a painful process following which the Overseer subjects him to temporal bombardment. The Ogron decomposes to dust in seconds and the Overseer requests another specimen.
to be completed
Cast
- The Doctor - Paul McGann
- Bliss - Rakhee Thakrar
- The Twelve - Julia McKenzie
- Doctor Ogron / Ogron subject - Jon Culshaw
- Major Tamasan - Nikki Amuka-Bird
- Ogron - Christopher Naylor
- The Daleks / The Overseer - Nicholas Briggs
References
- Doctor Ogron offers Tamasan a satsuma.
- The Twelve describes the Eight as "sweetness itself".
- The Overseer creates hybrid-TARDISes using Ogron brains to bypass the isomorphic controls.
- The Twelve is able to "tap into" her old personalities through her neural inhibitor.
- The Twelve has a healing spray.
- The Doctor, Bliss, the Twelve and Doctor Ogron have afternoon tea, which includes scones.
- The Ogron homeworld used to be covered in trees until the rock monsters ate the trees and became gods to the Ogrons. They were subsequently eaten by crab monsters, who became the new gods.
- Doctor Ogron has a sonic screwdriver.
Notes
to be added
Continuity
- The Doctor and Bliss visit Sto in the Beryllium cluster. (TV: Voyage of the Damned)
- Doctor Ogron makes various references to the Doctor's memories, such as initally calling Romana I "Fred". (TV: The Ribos Operation)
- Doctor Ogron also says several well-known lines of the Doctor throughout his incarnations, such as:
- "Concentrate on one thing..." in reference to the Second Doctor's first words post-regeneration. (TV: The Power of the Daleks)
- "A tear, Bliss?", in reference to the Third Doctor's final words before regeneration. (TV: Planet of the Spiders)
- "The definite article, you might say", in reference to the Fourth Doctor. (TV: Robot)
- "Brave Heart," in reference to the Fifth Doctor. (TV: Earthshock, Enlightenment, Warrior of the Deep, The Awakening)
- "Who Am I?" after his regeneration, in reference to the Eighth Doctor's first words post-regeneration. (TV: Doctor Who)
- "I don't want to go...", in reference to the Tenth Doctor's final words before his regeneration. (TV: The End of Time)
- "Trust me, I'm the Doctor", in reference to the Eleventh Doctor. (TV: The Eleventh Hour)
- Due to temporal alteration, the Doctor now recalls Ogrons being present in previous adventures with the Daleks. (TV: Day of the Daleks, Frontier in Space)
- Doctor Ogron eventually regenerates, and is pleased to see he's still ginger. (TV: The End of Time)
- The Monk and Missy would later visit The Planet, where the crab gods were still in power. (AUDIO: Too Many Masters)
- The Doctor and the Twelve remember the Daleks' previous attempts to introduce the 'human factor'. (TV: The Evil of the Daleks, AUDIO: Across the Darkened City)
- The Eighth Doctor and Doctor Ogron compare sonic screwdrivers, with the former insulting the latter's as "bulbous". The Tenth and Eleventh Doctor would also compare sonic screwdrivers, with the former implying the latter was compensating for something. (TV: The Day of the Doctor)
External links
- Official Planet of the Ogrons page at bigfinish.com
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