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An invasion of meteorites and an environmental crisis!<br> | An invasion of meteorites and an environmental crisis!<br> | ||
A scientific expedition has disappeared from the bed of the Thames Estuary, where a giant meteorite had landed years previously.<br> | A scientific expedition has disappeared from the bed of the Thames Estuary, where a giant meteorite had landed years previously.<br> | ||
Having landed [[Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] in the same vicinity, [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith|Sarah Jane]] are attacked at night by a vast, roaring creature.<br> | Having landed [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] in the same vicinity, [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]] and [[Sarah Jane Smith|Sarah Jane]] are attacked at night by a vast, roaring creature.<br> | ||
Someting reminds the Doctor of his encounter with the marine denizens of the planet [[Pesca]], but before long his worst fears are confirmed: strange meteorites are landing all over the world, and the Pescaton invasion has begun. | Someting reminds the Doctor of his encounter with the marine denizens of the planet [[Pesca]], but before long his worst fears are confirmed: strange meteorites are landing all over the world, and the Pescaton invasion has begun. | ||
The Pescatons, starring [[Tom Baker]] as the Doctor and [[Elisabeth Sladen]] as Sarah Jane Smith, was released as an LP record in [[1976]], and re-released in [[1985]]. [[Victor Pemberton]], who wrote the original script for the LP, has been variously scriptwriter, script editor and novelizer of several Doctor Who television stories. | The Pescatons, starring [[Tom Baker]] as the Doctor and [[Elisabeth Sladen]] as Sarah Jane Smith, was released as an LP record in [[1976]], and re-released in [[1985]]. [[Victor Pemberton]], who wrote the original script for the LP, has been variously scriptwriter, script editor and novelizer of several Doctor Who television stories. | ||
