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== References ==
== References ==
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* Drax has a [[Blinovitch Limitation Effect]] [[Blinovitch Limitation Effect limiter|limiter]] ([[Day of the Daleks (TV story)|TV: Day of the Daleks]]), which enables him to meet his other selves without the usual effect of memory loss ([[The Day of the Doctor (TV story)|TV: The Day of the Doctor]], [[The Two Doctors (TV story)|TV: The Two Doctors]])


== Notes ==
== Notes ==

Revision as of 13:53, 29 August 2017

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The Trouble with Drax was the sixth story in the fifth series of Fourth Doctor Adventures. It introduced eleven new incarnations of the Time Lord Drax, of which five were voiced by actors: Ray Brooks (third Drax), John Leeson (fifth Drax), Miranda Raison (eighth Drax), John Challis (ninth Drax) and Hugh Fraser (twelfth Drax).

Publisher's summary

Altrazar. The temporal Atlantis, a place lost to time. Believed by many to be a myth, it has long been the perfect location for the rich and powerful to hide away their most dangerous secrets.

Until now.

Because the somewhat crooked, not exactly honest, wheeler-dealer cockney Time Lord known as Drax has found a map that leads to its location. And, at the behest of a manipulative businessman, he's going to use it.

When the TARDIS is dragged out of the space-time vortex, its crew aren't best pleased to see the Doctor's old school friend, even less when he pressgangs them into joining a raid on the most secure safe-house in history. However with Romana and K9 held hostage, the Doctor has little choice but to agree. With Drax in tow, he heads for the planet.

Which is where the trouble starts.

Plot

Part one

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Part two

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Cast

References

Notes

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Continuity

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