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Luna Romana (audio story)

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Luna Romana was the seventy-fifth release in the Companion Chronicles audio range. It was the seventh story of season 8. Uniquely, it featured both televised incarnations of Romana, as well as another. It was thus, as of 2014, the only example of a "multi-Romana story".

Publisher's summary

The search for the final segment of the Key to Time takes the Doctor and the First Romana to Ancient Rome. The Time Lady is appalled when her companion prefers to watch the latest Plautus comedy rather than complete their mission, and is even less delighted to meet the playwright himself.

But all is not what it seems, either onstage or behind the scenes...

In the far, far future, the Second Romana is destined to have her own encounter with a legacy of Rome, but Stoyn has been waiting. And his actions will set Romana on a collision course with her own past.

Quadrigger Stoyn wants his final revenge on the Doctor, and only Romana stands in his way.

Both of her.

Plot

Part One

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Part Two

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Part Three

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Part Four

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Cast

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References

Notes

  • This story was recorded on 18 September and 4 October 2012.
  • Although Juliet Landau performs the voice of Romana I, archival recordings of Mary Tamm taken from her Big Finish appearances are also featured.

Continuity

  • The future Romana states that Gallifrey has entered its "darkest hour again", implying that there have been Time Wars before the one she appears to be facing. Romana III faced a war in PROSE: The Shadows of Avalon; AUDIO: Renaissance establishes that the Romana portrayed by Landau is a later incarnation, not the third.
  • Romana II, when she goes back in time, notes how the Doctor's clothes have changed since then (referencing the change in costume between TV: Shada and The Leisure Hive).
  • During her brief excursion into the past, Romana II briefly meets the Fourth Doctor, but while disguised. From the Doctor's perspective, this is his first encounter with Romana's second incarnation though he is not aware of this fact until later.
  • Future Romana consistently refers to her earlier incarnations as the First and Second Romanas, confirming that there were no previous incarnations prior to the one who joined the Doctor in TV: The Ribos Operation.

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