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Revision as of 15:15, 12 March 2012
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
- The Doctor - Colin Baker
- Lauren Hudson - Kate Brown
- DJ - David Dobson
- Connie Pickerill - Kerry Skinner
References
- 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.
- It is implied that the "army man" and doctor who visit Lauren in hospital are with UNIT. The Doctor briefly wonders if this doctor might have been his third self, but it was not.
- Lauren signs the Official Secrets Act.
- The Doctor quotes Thomas Jefferson.
- It is implied that the virus was bio-engineered by the Viyrans.
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
to be added
Timeline
- Urgent Calls occurs after: BFA: I.D.
- Urgent Calls occurs before: ST: There's Something About Mary
External links
- Official Urgent Calls page at bigfinish.com
- Urgent Calls at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
