A Perfect World (audio story)

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A Perfect World was the final story in the short series of stories featuring the Fifth Doctor, Nyssa and Thomas Brewster. Brewster returned in the 2011 story The Crimes of Thomas Brewster alongside the Sixth Doctor and Evelyn Smythe.

Publisher's summary

Who wouldn't want a perfect world? Thomas Brewster for one.

Plot

to be added

Cast

References

  • Taz is Connie's unemployed flatmate. Connie describes her as being built like a "brick privy." In the alternative timeline, she refers to herself by her full name of Tasmin and works as a management consultant, having spent three years at university.
  • The Health Minister resigned due to the spread of hospital based infections. In the alternative timeline, he announces that such infections had been completely eradicated in Britain.
  • Connie's boyfriend Richie dumps her over the answering machine. In the alternative timeline, he refers to himself as Richard and had proposed to Connie the previous night.
  • Connie mentions the Iraq War, referring to it as "a war which shouldn't have happened."
  • Brewster first met Connie on a brief trip to London in 2008 while the TARDIS was in his possession.
  • Brewster is amazed by how clean the air is in 2008 when compared to 1867.
  • The Doctor left strict instructions to his solicitor that his house, 107 Baker Street, was not to sold or let. It has lain undisturbed since 1867. The inside of the house is covered in cobwebs and much of the furniture has rotted due to woodworm.
  • In the alternative timeline, a peace treaty has been signed in Palestine, inflation was fallen and Pakistan has avoided widespread flooding.
  • Connie had tickets to a Kaiser Chiefs concert in 2004 but accidentally went to the wrong Newcastle.
  • Connie describes the inhabitants of the alternative timeline as Pod people, referring to the 1956 science fiction film Invasion of the Body Snatchers, and later compares them to characters from a Richard Curtis film.
  • When she first meets the Doctor, Connie assumes that he is going to a fancy dress party dressed as Bertie Wooster, referring to the "idle rich" English gentleman from P. G. Wodehouse's Jeeves novels.
  • Phil and Trev are existential plumbers who created the perfect alternative timeline per Connie's request using an existential waveform matriculation spanner. They subsequently reverse the process.

Notes

Continuity

Timeline

For the Doctor and Nyssa

For Brewster

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