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|featuring = [[Elise (Maelstrom)|Elise]] | |featuring = [[Elise (Maelstrom)|Elise]] | ||
|enemy = [[Khavûl]], [[Patricia McBride]] | |enemy = [[Khavûl]], [[Patricia McBride]] | ||
|setting = [[Sheffield]], [[ | |setting = [[Sheffield]], [[2000s]] | ||
|writer = [[Robert Valentine]] | |writer = [[Robert Valentine]] | ||
|director = [[Helen Goldwyn]] | |director = [[Helen Goldwyn]] | ||
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== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
=== Part one === | |||
[[Khavûl]], a [[traitor]] to the [[Chronomantic Order]], escapes from [[Tannus Vallon]] by jumping in the [[Time Vortex]]. Vallon jumps in after him for truth, justice and freedom. | |||
[[Sixth Doctor|The Doctor]] takes his [[companion]]s to [[Sheffield]] in [[2569]] to sate [[Patricia McBride|Patricia]]'s [[anthropology|anthropological]] interests, but she is overwhelmed and asks to be taken home, although [[Melanie Bush|Mel]] and [[Hebe Harrison|Hebe]] do not understand why. In the Vortex, they see Vallon and Khavûl fighting and save the former, taking him with them to [[Earth]] and noticing that he is wearing [[Tannus Vallon's suit|a suit]] capable of [[time travel]]. Due to an [[artron energy|artron]] overload, [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] is out of action and they take Vallon to [[Elise (Maelstrom)|Elise]] and [[Ron (The Mindless Ones)|Ron]]'s house. | |||
The Doctor manages to restore Vallon's life signs thanks to him being symbiotically connected to his suit. Vallon confirms that he is [[Drornidian]] and explains that he is a chronomancer of the Chronomantic Order; his job is to protect the Vortex from [[the Gentry]], a sect modelled on the [[Time Lord]]s and led by Khavûl, who wants to steal an [[Oubliette]]. In the kitchen, the Doctor confronts Patricia about her disgust of the diversity they saw in the future and angrily tells her to leave. Hebe goes after her and is appalled when Patricia expresses her disappointment at [[disability]] still existing in the future. | |||
Patricia is found by Khavûl, whose [[Khavûl's suit|suit]] detected the artron energy from her crossing the [[time stream]], and claims that she does not know where Vallon is. She agrees to help him find the Oubliette, however, out of her fear of the Earth's future. | |||
=== Part two === | |||
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* [[Elise (Maelstrom)|Elise]] - [[Cherylee Houston]] | * [[Elise (Maelstrom)|Elise]] - [[Cherylee Houston]] | ||
* [[Patricia McBride|Professor Patricia McBride]] / [[Time Suit]] - [[Imogen Stubbs]] | * [[Patricia McBride|Professor Patricia McBride]] / [[Time Suit]] - [[Imogen Stubbs]] | ||
* [[Khavûl]] / [[Khavûl's Suit]] - [[Matthew Brenher]] | * [[Khavûl]] / [[Khavûl's suit|Khavûl's Suit]] - [[Matthew Brenher]] | ||
* [[Tannus Vallon]] / [[Vallon's Suit]] - [[Joseph Kloska]] | * [[Tannus Vallon]] / [[Tannus Vallon's suit|Vallon's Suit]] - [[Joseph Kloska]] | ||
* [[Ron (The Mindless Ones)|Ron]] - [[Toby Hadoke]] | * [[Ron (The Mindless Ones)|Ron]] - [[Toby Hadoke]] | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
'' | * The [[26th century]] has [[hovercar]]s, [[hoverchair]]s and [[hover pizza cutter]]s. | ||
* Khavûl destroys a green [[police box]]. | |||
* [[Ron (The Mindless Ones)|Ron]] helps with an [[exhibition]] at the [[Sheffield Botanical Gardens|Botanical Gardens]]. | |||
* Vallon and Khavûl are [[Drornidian]]s. | |||
* Ron gets a [[curry]]. | |||
* Ron goes to stay around [[Bernard (Chronomancer)|Bernard]]'s. | |||
* Hebe mentions the film ''[[Labyrinth (film)|Labyrinth]]''. | |||
* Patricia says that she is tolerant of [[disability]], [[homosexuality]] and [[neurodivergence]] because they cannot be changed. | |||
* Khavûl is [[Duke of Drornid]], [[Paradox Mage]] and highest of [[the Gentry]]. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
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== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||
* Khavûl and Vallon hail from [[ | * The Doctor mentions how he took Hebe to various water worlds. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Tides of the Moon (audio story)|The Tides of the Moon]]'', ''[[Maelstrom (audio story)|Maelstrom]]'') | ||
* Khavûl and Vallon hail from [[Drornid]], an offshoot of [[Time Lord]] society that developed independently from Gallifrey due to ideological differences. As a planet, Drornid would later play a critical role in the [[War in Heaven]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Shada (TV story)|Shada]],'' [[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War]]'') | |||
* Ron mentions the debacle with the [[Mindless Facility]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Mindless Ones (audio story)|The Mindless Ones]]'') | |||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 14:40, 3 November 2022
Chronomancer was the third and final story in the audio anthology Purity Undreamed produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Robert Valentine and featured Colin Baker as the Sixth Doctor, Bonnie Langford as Melanie Bush, Ruth Madeley as Hebe Harrison, Cherylee Houston as Elise and Imogen Stubbs as Patricia McBride.
Publisher's summary
The Doctor, Mel and Hebe take Patricia to see 26th century Sheffield, but their trip is cut unexpectedly short. Caught in the crossfire between time-criminal, Khavûl, and dashing ‘chronomancer’, Tannus Vallon, the TARDIS crash-lands back in the present.
With a dimensionally transcendental artefact lost somewhere in the city, the Doctor and his friends must find it before Khavûl can...but with resentments and prejudices finally unmasked, is an even bigger threat about to engulf the world?
Plot
Part one
Khavûl, a traitor to the Chronomantic Order, escapes from Tannus Vallon by jumping in the Time Vortex. Vallon jumps in after him for truth, justice and freedom.
The Doctor takes his companions to Sheffield in 2569 to sate Patricia's anthropological interests, but she is overwhelmed and asks to be taken home, although Mel and Hebe do not understand why. In the Vortex, they see Vallon and Khavûl fighting and save the former, taking him with them to Earth and noticing that he is wearing a suit capable of time travel. Due to an artron overload, the TARDIS is out of action and they take Vallon to Elise and Ron's house.
The Doctor manages to restore Vallon's life signs thanks to him being symbiotically connected to his suit. Vallon confirms that he is Drornidian and explains that he is a chronomancer of the Chronomantic Order; his job is to protect the Vortex from the Gentry, a sect modelled on the Time Lords and led by Khavûl, who wants to steal an Oubliette. In the kitchen, the Doctor confronts Patricia about her disgust of the diversity they saw in the future and angrily tells her to leave. Hebe goes after her and is appalled when Patricia expresses her disappointment at disability still existing in the future.
Patricia is found by Khavûl, whose suit detected the artron energy from her crossing the time stream, and claims that she does not know where Vallon is. She agrees to help him find the Oubliette, however, out of her fear of the Earth's future.
Part two
to be added
Cast
- The Doctor - Colin Baker
- Melanie Bush - Bonnie Langford
- Hebe Harrison - Ruth Madeley
- Elise - Cherylee Houston
- Professor Patricia McBride / Time Suit - Imogen Stubbs
- Khavûl / Khavûl's Suit - Matthew Brenher
- Tannus Vallon / Vallon's Suit - Joseph Kloska
- Ron - Toby Hadoke
References
- The 26th century has hovercars, hoverchairs and hover pizza cutters.
- Khavûl destroys a green police box.
- Ron helps with an exhibition at the Botanical Gardens.
- Vallon and Khavûl are Drornidians.
- Ron gets a curry.
- Ron goes to stay around Bernard's.
- Hebe mentions the film Labyrinth.
- Patricia says that she is tolerant of disability, homosexuality and neurodivergence because they cannot be changed.
- Khavûl is Duke of Drornid, Paradox Mage and highest of the Gentry.
Notes
to be added
Continuity
- The Doctor mentions how he took Hebe to various water worlds. (AUDIO: The Tides of the Moon, Maelstrom)
- Khavûl and Vallon hail from Drornid, an offshoot of Time Lord society that developed independently from Gallifrey due to ideological differences. As a planet, Drornid would later play a critical role in the War in Heaven. (TV: Shada, PROSE: The Book of the War)
- Ron mentions the debacle with the Mindless Facility. (AUDIO: The Mindless Ones)
External links
- Official Chronomancer page at bigfinish.com
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