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| doctor=Eighth Doctor | | doctor=Eighth Doctor | ||
| companions= [[Charlotte Pollard|Charley]] | | companions= [[Charlotte Pollard|Charley]] | ||
|featuring = [[Rassilon | |featuring = [[Matrix Rassilon|The Auditor]] | ||
| enemy= [[Nimon]], [[Sebastian Grayle]] | | enemy= [[Nimon]], [[Sebastian Grayle]] | ||
| setting= {{il|[[Singapore]], [[1930]]|[[Britain]], [[305]], [[1055]] and [[1806]]|The [[Time Vortex]]}} | | setting= {{il|[[Singapore]], [[1930]]|[[Britain]], [[305]], [[1055]] and [[1806]]|The [[Time Vortex]]}} | ||
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The Doctor and Charley return to Singapore on New Year's Eve 1930 but the Doctor still has a strange feeling that something isn't right. | The Doctor and Charley return to Singapore on New Year's Eve 1930 but the Doctor still has a strange feeling that something isn't right. | ||
Back in the present the Doctor explains everything that happened to [[Rassilon | Back in the present the Doctor explains everything that happened to [[Matrix Rassilon|Rassilon]] | ||
Lucy returns home to find her father despite him supposedly dying and suddenly sees a spectral image of what appears to be Charley, but it reveals itself to be [[Zagreus (character)|something else]] and feeds on her and her father before declaring its intent to find the Doctor and Charley.... | Lucy returns home to find her father despite him supposedly dying and suddenly sees a spectral image of what appears to be Charley, but it reveals itself to be [[Zagreus (character)|something else]] and feeds on her and her father before declaring its intent to find the Doctor and Charley.... | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
* [[Eighth Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Paul McGann]] | * [[Eighth Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Paul McGann]] | ||
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* [[Marcus (Seasons of Fear)|Marcus]] / [[Nimon]] Voice - [[Robert Curbishley]] | * [[Marcus (Seasons of Fear)|Marcus]] / [[Nimon]] Voice - [[Robert Curbishley]] | ||
* [[Lucy Martin]] - [[Justine Mitchell]] | * [[Lucy Martin]] - [[Justine Mitchell]] | ||
* [[Rassilon | * [[Matrix Rassilon|Rassilon]] - [[Don Warrington]] | ||
* [[Waiter (Seasons of Fear)|Waiter]] / [[Prisoner (Seasons of Fear)|Prisoner]] - [[Gareth Jenkins]] | * [[Waiter (Seasons of Fear)|Waiter]] / [[Prisoner (Seasons of Fear)|Prisoner]] - [[Gareth Jenkins]] | ||
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===Time lords=== | ===Time lords=== | ||
*When questioned by Sebastian Grayle, the Doctor wonders whether Sebastian has mixed him up with another | *When questioned by Sebastian Grayle, the Doctor wonders whether Sebastian has mixed him up with another Time Lord, as he doesn't say "You will obey me" (a reference to [[the Master]]), he doesn't meddle (a reference to [[the Monk]]) and that he's "not a glamorous woman" (a reference to [[the Rani]]). | ||
===Technology=== | ===Technology=== | ||
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* When discussing Grayle's immortality with Charley, the Doctor notes that he considers his ability to [[Regeneration|regenerate]] superior to Grayle just living forever as regeneration allows him to change where Grayle remains stuck in his existing viewpoint; this is in sharp contrast to the Doctor's attitude towards regeneration in his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth]] and [[Twelfth Doctor|twelfth]] incarnations, with these later Doctors initially reluctant to change out of fear of losing the men they were. | * When discussing Grayle's immortality with Charley, the Doctor notes that he considers his ability to [[Regeneration|regenerate]] superior to Grayle just living forever as regeneration allows him to change where Grayle remains stuck in his existing viewpoint; this is in sharp contrast to the Doctor's attitude towards regeneration in his [[Tenth Doctor|tenth]] and [[Twelfth Doctor|twelfth]] incarnations, with these later Doctors initially reluctant to change out of fear of losing the men they were. | ||
*Charlie jokes about the Doctor "always playing the fool to keep his enemies talking", a technique commonly used by the Doctor's other incarnations as well, for example, the [[Fourth Doctor | *Charlie jokes about the Doctor "always playing the fool to keep his enemies talking", a technique commonly used by the Doctor's other incarnations as well, for example, the [[Fourth Doctor]], in order to find out people's (often evil) plans. | ||
*When Grayle attempts to sacrifice the men in the temple to appease the Nimons and gain immortality at the end of episode 1, [[Dalek]] voices can be heard in the background. | *When Grayle attempts to sacrifice the men in the temple to appease the Nimons and gain immortality at the end of episode 1, [[Dalek]] voices can be heard in the background. | ||
*This is one of the few [[Main Range|main range Doctor Who]] audios in which a [[Swearing|curse word]] is verbally spoken. When Charley and the Doctor arrive in Edward the Confessor's court and spot Grayle, the Doctor mentions seeing tension patterns on his head and says it's only something one picks up on when "you're used to the [[Bitch|bitchiness]] of | *This is one of the few [[Main Range|main range Doctor Who]] audios in which a [[Swearing|curse word]] is verbally spoken. When Charley and the Doctor arrive in Edward the Confessor's court and spot Grayle, the Doctor mentions seeing tension patterns on his head and says it's only something one picks up on when "you're used to the [[Bitch|bitchiness]] of Time Lord society". As ''Doctor Who'' is primarily a franchise aimed at children, cursing and rude words have typically not been a part of the program (although this has been relaxed somewhat in the revived series due to a shift in the demographic). Note that this does not include spinoffs such as "[[Torchwood (TV series)|Torchwood]]" which are aimed at a more mature audience and do include the use of such words. | ||
== Continuity == | == Continuity == | ||