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== References ==
== References ==
=== [[:Category:The Doctor|The Doctor]] ===
=== The Doctor ===
* The Doctor does not believe in fate.
* The Doctor does not believe in fate.
* The Doctor quotes [[Thomas Jefferson]] when he says, "I'm a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it."
* The Doctor quotes [[Thomas Jefferson]] when he says, "I'm a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it."
* The Doctor is jailed on a charge of trespass at [[Green Street Police Station]] under the name of [[Aliases of the Doctor#John Smith|Dr. John Smith]].
* The Doctor is jailed on a charge of trespass at [[Green Street Police Station]] under the name of [[Aliases of the Doctor#John Smith|Dr. John Smith]].


=== [[:Category:Individuals|Individuals]] ===
=== Individuals ===
* Lauren signs the [[Official Secrets Act]].
* Lauren signs the [[Official Secrets Act]].


=== [[:Category:Organisations|Organisations]] ===
=== Organisations ===
* It is implied that the "army man" and doctor who visit Lauren in hospital are with [[Unified Intelligence Taskforce|UNIT]]. The Doctor asks Lauren if the latter was "[[Third Doctor|a tall chap with white hair and rather flamboyant clothes]]". However, this doctor was short, bald and wore ordinary clothes.
* It is implied that the "army man" and doctor who visit Lauren in hospital are with [[Unified Intelligence Taskforce|UNIT]]. The Doctor asks Lauren if the latter was "[[Third Doctor|a tall chap with white hair and rather flamboyant clothes]]". However, this doctor was short, bald and wore ordinary clothes.


=== [[:Category:Technology|Technology]] ===
=== Technology ===
* The virus, transmittable through [[telephone]] conversations, manifested as a six-inch long, metallic-looking worm or snake which wrapped itself around its host's spine. If the worm had not been removed from Lauren's spine, she would have been transformed into a giant slug creature.
* The virus, transmittable through [[telephone]] conversations, manifested as a six-inch long, metallic-looking worm or snake which wrapped itself around its host's spine. If the worm had not been removed from Lauren's spine, she would have been transformed into a giant slug creature.
* It is implied that the virus was bio-engineered by the [[Viyran]]s.
* It is implied that the virus was bio-engineered by the [[Viyran]]s.


=== [[:Category:Music|Music]] ===
=== Music ===
* The DJ plays "[[Blue Starlight]]" by [[Steve Silver]].
* The DJ plays "[[Blue Starlight]]" by [[Steve Silver]].



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Urgent Calls was the part of the ninety-fourth monthly Doctor Who audio release produced by Big Finish Productions. It is the first single part story included with a three part story and the first solo Sixth Doctor story that was part of the monthly series since The Sirens of Time in 1999.

Publisher's summary

Urgent Calls (A One-Part Story)

Earth, 1974. An innocent phone call. Okay, it was a wrong number, but there can't be any harm in that. Can there?

Cast

References

The Doctor

Individuals

Organisations

Technology

  • The virus, transmittable through telephone conversations, manifested as a six-inch long, metallic-looking worm or snake which wrapped itself around its host's spine. If the worm had not been removed from Lauren's spine, she would have been transformed into a giant slug creature.
  • It is implied that the virus was bio-engineered by the Viyrans.

Music

Notes

  • Urgent Calls is only one episode long. The other three episodes on the discs are of the story I.D..
  • This story is part of the "Virus Strain" arc.

Continuity

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