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The Time Museum was the first release in the seventh series of The Companion Chronicles.
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Publisher's Summary
“This is The Chesterton Exhibition. A series of breathtakingly faithful tableaux, painstakingly detailed to the nth degree. Dedicated to the life of that most extraordinary time traveller, Ian Chesterton!”
Ian finds himself in a shrine to his own past, and on the run with a man named Pendolin.
From Coal Hill School to Jobis Station, from Totter’s Yard to the Crusades, Ian’s history is unfolding.
And a confrontation with a deadly enemy with a voracious appetite awaits…
Plot
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Cast
References
- Ian awakens to find himself in a recreation of his bedroom, which leads into a recreation of his science classroom in Coal Hill School in the Chesterton Exhibition, dedicated to his travels with the First Doctor, in the Time Museum. One of the oak chairs has "Kilroy" has carved in it whereas there is a burn mark on one of the desks. Ian is reminded of one of the third years spilling sulphuric acid on it years earlier. Pendolin tells him that he is to be the star attraction of the exhibition.
- Pendolin tells Ian that he may have been the first human male to travel with the Doctor.
- Ian tells Pendolin that one of his students, Susan Foreman, used to look at him as if he were a sample under a microscope, something quaint.
- Ian has been removed from his own time through the use of a time scoop.
- The Time Museum has been invaded by creatures which feed on memories. They devoured every exhibit except for the Chesterton Exhibition killed everyone in the museum except for Ian and Pendolin, who hid. Ian is severely effected by them at first. His memories of his travels with the Doctor become muddled and he cannot even the remember the name of his wife Barbara Chesterton.
- The Time Museum featured a exhibit on the Sontaran-Rutan War containing thousands of Sontaran and Rutan Host ships and millions of lives, all of whom were eaten.
Notes
- As was the case with CC: Solitaire, this audio drama does not feature any narration. It is a full cast audio drama which only features two speaking roles.
- This audio drama was recorded on 12 October 2011.
Continuity
- After Ian demands to be returned home, Pendolin remarks that he is being wonderfully consistent as always sought to go home no matter how many wonderful places that he had been visited and things that he had seen. (DW: An Unearthly Child, et. al)
- Ian tells Pendolin that Barbara was concerned that Susan did not know how many shillings were in a pound and that Susan listened to John Smith and the Common Men on her transistor radio. Furthermore, he recalls that he and Barbara followed her home to 76 Totter's Lane, where they met her grandfather who lived in a police box. He took them to the distant past. (DW: An Unearthly Child) Ian recalls that he once travelled with a man who sometimes called himself "John Smith." (PDA: The Witch Hunters, DW: The Vampires of Venice)
- Ian refers to his visits to Jobis (CC: The Rocket Men), the Sense Sphere (DW: The Sensorites) and the pyramid of Arbitan on Marinus (DW: The Keys of Marinus).
- Ian mentions that Alexander the Great taught him to ride a horse. (BFA: Farewell, Great Macedon)
- Ian remembers suffering from radiation poisoning during his visit to Skaro. (DW: The Daleks)
- Ian recalls fighting in the Third Crusade in the 1190s. (DW: The Crusade) However, his memory is muddled as he initially believes that he fought for King John against the forces of Kublai Khan (DW: Marco Polo), who forced him to fight in his arena (DW: The Romans). After smelling smoke, he claims that Emperor Nero has set fire to the farmhouse (DW: The Romans), that Maximilien Robespierre's men are following himself and Pendolin (DW: The Reign of Terror) and they must flee to the Temple of Yetaxa where Susan is to be sacrificed (DW: The Aztecs) to the Masters of Luxor (BFA: The Masters of Luxor).
- Ian tells Pendolin that, during his travels with the Doctor, he never had time to catch his breath on his trips to Vortis (DW: The Web Planet) and Versailles (DW: The Reign of Terror).
- Ian claims that he, the Doctor, Barbara and Susan were locked in the Cave of Skulls by the Aztec warlord Tegana who wanted them to create the wheel. (DW: An Unearthly Child, DW: Marco Polo)
- Ian was removed from his own time using by a time scoop. Pendolin was unable to use the same process on the Doctor due to the fact that he is a Time Lord. (DW: The Five Doctors)
- Ian refers to the acid seas of Marinus. (DW: The Keys of Marinus)
- Ian and Pendolin face a colony of giant ants (DW: Planet of Giants), who the former claims were fighting a war with the giant earthworms and butterflies. (DW: The Web Planet) Furthermore, he claims that he was tied to stakes in the desert and covered with honey to attract the ants. (DW: The Crusade) They fend off the ants using giant versions of the Doctor's everlasting matches. (DWN: Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks)
- Ian and Pendolin find a recreation of the TARDIS in I.M. Foreman's junkyard on 76 Totter's Lane. (DW: An Unearthly Child)
Timeline
- The Time Museum takes place after TBA
- The Time Museum takes place before TBA
External links
- Official The Time Museum page at bigfinish.com