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==Notes==
==Notes==
* Simon Pegg would later play [[the Editor]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The Long Game]]'', and narrate a series of ''[[Doctor Who Confidential]]''.
* Simon Pegg would later play [[the Editor]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The Long Game]]'', and narrate a series of ''[[Doctor Who Confidential]]''.
* Jessica Stevenson (''née'' Hynes) would later play [[Nurse Redfern]] in [[DW]]: ''[[Human Nature]]''/''[[The Family of Blood]]'', and [[Verity Newman]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The End of Time]]'' Part Two.
* This was specially released as a bonus on the original CD of ''[[The Ratings War]]''.
* This was specially released as a bonus on the original CD of ''[[The Ratings War]]''.



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Publisher's summary

Hallowe'en 1938.

A month after a mysterious meteorite lit up the skies of New York State, Martian invaders laid waste to the nation. At least, according to soon-to-be infamous Orson Welles they did. But what if some of the panicked listeners to the legendary The War of the Worlds broadcast weren’t just imagining things?

Attempting to deliver Charley to her rendezvous in Singapore 1930, the Doctor overshoots a little, arriving in Manhattan just in time to find a dead private detective. Indulging his gumshoe fantasies, the Doctor is soon embroiled in the hunt for a missing Russian scientist whilst Charley finds herself at the mercy of a very dubious Fifth Columnist.

With some genuinely out of this world 'merchandise' at stake, the TARDIS crew are forced into an alliance with a sultry dame claled Glory Bee, Orson Welles himself and a mobster with half a nose known as 'The Phantom'.

And slowly and surely, something is drawing plans against them. Just not very good ones...

Cast

References

Notes

Continuity

  • Why Orson Welles doesn't know who Shakespeare is, is revealed in BFA: The Time of the Daleks.
  • In BFA: Neverland it is revealed why there are 49 states in America (instead of 48 in 1938) and how the CIA can exist in 1938.

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