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Rellack explains that Hygieia is a former [[Earth]] [[penal colony]], the current residents of which are demanding [[independence]], and [[Miro (Revolution in Space)|Security Officer Miro]] takes the Doctor and Sarah to [[Rogan|Governor Rogan]], who was once a [[prison governor]]. On the way, Sarah hears whispers which she dismisses as her hearing things. Rogan initially accuses the two of them of being anti-colonial activists, but goes on to show them a picture of the [[Big Dumb Object]], a [[crystal]]line, [[star]]-shaped object found on Hygieia being studied by [[Annis Gottfried|Dr Gottfried]], whom he sends the Doctor to. [[Third Doctor's sonic screwdriver|His sonic screwdriver]] dates the object to 10 million years ago and detects [[psychic radiation]].
Rellack explains that Hygieia is a former [[Earth]] [[penal colony]], the current residents of which are demanding [[independence]], and [[Miro (Revolution in Space)|Security Officer Miro]] takes the Doctor and Sarah to [[Rogan|Governor Rogan]], who was once a [[prison governor]]. On the way, Sarah hears whispers which she dismisses as her hearing things. Rogan initially accuses the two of them of being anti-colonial activists, but goes on to show them a picture of the [[Big Dumb Object]], a [[crystal]]line, [[star]]-shaped object found on Hygieia being studied by [[Annis Gottfried|Dr Gottfried]], whom he sends the Doctor to. [[Third Doctor's sonic screwdriver|His sonic screwdriver]] dates the object to 10 million years ago and detects [[psychic radiation]].


The miners gather to discuss their situation and call for rebellion, but [[Foyle (Revolution in Space)|Tribune Foyle]], who represents them in meetings with Rogan, will only agree to a transfer of power from Rogan to himself if it is done [[peace]]fully. [[Goole (Revolution in Space)|Operator Goole]] reports the planned [[mutiny]] to Rogan, who urgently requests a [[military]] suppression force.
The miners gather to discuss their situation and call for rebellion, but [[Foyle (Revolution in Space)|First Tribune Foyle]], who represents them in meetings with Rogan, will only agree to a transfer of power from Rogan to himself if it is done [[peace]]fully. [[Goole (Revolution in Space)|Operator Goole]] reports the planned [[mutiny]] to Rogan, who urgently requests a [[military]] suppression force.


Sarah asks for a tour of the [[prison]] and Miro introduces her to [[Mullins (Revolution in Space)|Mullins]], who has been in a childlike state since the deaths of his parents in a gravity beam accident and performs odd jobs around the prison. Mullins agrees to show her around and takes her to meet [[Zyla Kalstein]], the last and unrepentant inmate who reveals that she influenced Sarah into coming to see her with her [[telepathy|telepathic]] powers. Zyla's powers scare Sarah and she runs, followed by Mullins; he tells her that she has angered Zyla and, as a result, he too is angry, which coincides with the BDO letting off an increased amount of radiation.
Sarah asks for a tour of the [[prison]] and Miro introduces her to [[Mullins (Revolution in Space)|Mullins]], who has been in a childlike state since the deaths of his parents in a gravity beam accident and performs odd jobs around the prison. Mullins agrees to show her around and takes her to meet [[Zyla Kalstein]], the last and unrepentant inmate who reveals that she influenced Sarah into coming to see her with her [[telepathy|telepathic]] powers. Zyla's powers scare Sarah and she runs, followed by Mullins; he tells her that she has angered Zyla and, as a result, he too is angry, which coincides with the BDO letting off an increased amount of radiation.
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=== Part two ===
=== Part two ===
Miro stuns Mullins with a [[tranquilliser dart]] to stop him attacking Sarah, causing the BDO's psychic radiation to return to normal. The Doctor deduces that Mullins was channelling the energy and examines him, running tests over the [[night]] and finding that he has been contaminated and developed [[telekinesis|telekinetic]] powers controlled by his [[emotion]]s. Also during the night, Miro learns that Rogan has summoned the suppression force not to prevent the uprising but to ensure that the miners are dealt with in the harshest way possible once they usurp him, hopefully allowing him to return to Earth. In the morning, the miners forcible get a hold of tranquillisers and attack.
Miro stuns Mullins with a [[tranquilliser dart]] to stop him attacking Sarah, causing the BDO's psychic radiation to return to normal. The Doctor deduces that Mullins was channelling the energy and examines him, running tests over the [[night]] and finding that he has been contaminated and developed [[telekinesis|telekinetic]] powers controlled by his [[emotion]]s. Also during the night, Miro learns that Rogan has summoned the suppression force not to prevent the uprising but to ensure that the miners are dealt with in the harshest way possible once they usurp him, hopefully allowing him to return to Earth. In the morning, the miners forcible get a hold of tranquillisers and attack.
Rogan announces his relinquishment of the governorship and orders his guards and the colonists to stand down and surrender to Foyle's new regime. The Doctor is unsurprised as he knew of this [[revolution]] and its outcome, but he declines to tell Sarah what else is going to happen so as to keep her from getting involved. She refuses to stay out of it and reminds him that she is not actually his [[assistant]] before leaving him to make psychic contact with the BDO whilst Dr Gottfried records him.


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Revision as of 13:57, 19 February 2024

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Revolution in Space was the story comprising the thirteenth release in The Third Doctor Adventures, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Jonathan Morris and featured Tim Treloar as the Third Doctor and Sadie Miller as Sarah Jane Smith.

Publisher's summary

The Doctor and Sarah find themselves in an asteroid, on the outer reaches of Earth’s solar system. It’s the future, and humans have colonised this inhospitable place, to mine vital minerals to supply their home planet. However, links with Earth are becoming ever more strained, and forces within the colony are seeking independence. Revolution is in the air.

Meanwhile, in the deepest chambers of the asteroid, a powerful force is emerging. Its influence is growing rapidly. But how will it affect Sarah Jane Smith and her place in future history?

Plot

Part one

On the way back to Earth, something interferes with the TARDIS's navigational systems and the Doctor, who believes that his people could be responsible for the diversion, and Sarah land inside the asteroid Hygieia in the asteroid belt. They observe another asteroid being collected for mineral extraction via gravity beam and the Doctor deduces that they are in the 24th century, a time during which miners use machines to draw out minerals in a stream of molten debris. Realising that they are in the path of such debris, they are detected by the mining team as they try to escape through a hatch and are saved by Operator Rellack when the process is stopped.

Rellack explains that Hygieia is a former Earth penal colony, the current residents of which are demanding independence, and Security Officer Miro takes the Doctor and Sarah to Governor Rogan, who was once a prison governor. On the way, Sarah hears whispers which she dismisses as her hearing things. Rogan initially accuses the two of them of being anti-colonial activists, but goes on to show them a picture of the Big Dumb Object, a crystalline, star-shaped object found on Hygieia being studied by Dr Gottfried, whom he sends the Doctor to. His sonic screwdriver dates the object to 10 million years ago and detects psychic radiation.

The miners gather to discuss their situation and call for rebellion, but First Tribune Foyle, who represents them in meetings with Rogan, will only agree to a transfer of power from Rogan to himself if it is done peacefully. Operator Goole reports the planned mutiny to Rogan, who urgently requests a military suppression force.

Sarah asks for a tour of the prison and Miro introduces her to Mullins, who has been in a childlike state since the deaths of his parents in a gravity beam accident and performs odd jobs around the prison. Mullins agrees to show her around and takes her to meet Zyla Kalstein, the last and unrepentant inmate who reveals that she influenced Sarah into coming to see her with her telepathic powers. Zyla's powers scare Sarah and she runs, followed by Mullins; he tells her that she has angered Zyla and, as a result, he too is angry, which coincides with the BDO letting off an increased amount of radiation.

Part two

Miro stuns Mullins with a tranquilliser dart to stop him attacking Sarah, causing the BDO's psychic radiation to return to normal. The Doctor deduces that Mullins was channelling the energy and examines him, running tests over the night and finding that he has been contaminated and developed telekinetic powers controlled by his emotions. Also during the night, Miro learns that Rogan has summoned the suppression force not to prevent the uprising but to ensure that the miners are dealt with in the harshest way possible once they usurp him, hopefully allowing him to return to Earth. In the morning, the miners forcible get a hold of tranquillisers and attack.

Rogan announces his relinquishment of the governorship and orders his guards and the colonists to stand down and surrender to Foyle's new regime. The Doctor is unsurprised as he knew of this revolution and its outcome, but he declines to tell Sarah what else is going to happen so as to keep her from getting involved. She refuses to stay out of it and reminds him that she is not actually his assistant before leaving him to make psychic contact with the BDO whilst Dr Gottfried records him.

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Part three

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Part four

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Part five

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Part six

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Cast

Crew

Worldbuilding

Notes

Continuity

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