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In 1999, Hay played The Thirteenth Doctor again in short video story called Nightmare, which was set just after his regeneration in the Matrix on Gallifrey. In 2008, he put 110 of his favourite short stories together in a project he called Tales From The Tardis [Not to be confused with any other project of the same name]. This provided an ongoing timeline from his earliest writings as a potential Doctor, to his characters ultimate demise. As a radio host Andrew Ross Hay interviewed several Doctor Who stars for his Newsweek and Community Matters programme. | In 1999, Hay played The Thirteenth Doctor again in short video story called Nightmare, which was set just after his regeneration in the Matrix on Gallifrey. In 2008, he put 110 of his favourite short stories together in a project he called Tales From The Tardis [Not to be confused with any other project of the same name]. This provided an ongoing timeline from his earliest writings as a potential Doctor, to his characters ultimate demise. As a radio host Andrew Ross Hay interviewed several Doctor Who stars for his Newsweek and Community Matters programme. | ||
In 2018, Andrew attempted to put together an internationally produced online audio series but sadly it never materialised. He did however eventually come up with scripts for four full length, six part stories entitled The Nightmare Begins, The Vines Of Death, Time Of The Quarks and Circus Of Death. | In 2018, Andrew attempted to put together an internationally produced online audio series but sadly it never materialised. He did however eventually come up with scripts for four full length, six part stories entitled The Nightmare Begins, The Vines Of Death, Time Of The Quarks and Circus Of Death. The Dr Who comics of his childhood had continued to influence most of his stories, and in these scripts The Thirteenth Doctor has as his companions, Mary Stone and his grandchildren John and Gillian. | ||
