Trusted
45,976
edits
The Sinestran Kill (audio story): Difference between revisions
From Tardis Wiki, the free Doctor Who reference
no edit summary
No edit summary Tag: 2017 source edit |
No edit summary Tag: 2017 source edit |
||
| Line 40: | Line 40: | ||
== Plot == | == Plot == | ||
=== Part one === | === Part one === | ||
''to be | In [[London]], [[1978]], [[Anya Kelso|WPC Ann Kelso]] goes to [[Tony Reynolds]]'s shop and advises him to close early after known criminal [[Jimmy Lynch]] makes a brief visit. Jimmy informs his boss, [[Hugo Blake]], of her presence in the shop but is told to complete his job regardless, Blake telling him that he has "a little something" which will help. Meanwhile, [[Fourth Doctor|The Doctor]] is building [[K9 Mark II|another K9]] in [[the Doctor's TARDIS|the TARDIS]] when he receives a notification that a [[warp field damper]] is being used in 1978, three centuries before its invention, and decides to take a closer look. | ||
With the shop closed, Ann attempts to call for backup but finds that neither her [[radio]] nor Tony's [[telephone]] will work. [[The Doctor's TARDIS|The TARDIS]] materialises outside and Ann goes to investigate, opening the door for the Doctor when he knocks. Jimmy breaks into the shop and attempts to kill Tony, but the Doctor flees with him and Ann into the TARDIS and determines that the warp field damper was behind Ann's inability to contact the [[police]]. After Jimmy flees due to the sound of [[siren]]s, the Doctor and Ann exit the TARDIS with the unconscious Tony and speak with [[Scott Neilson|DCI Neilson]]. | |||
Jimmy explains to Blake what happened and leaves with him. The Doctor searches the shop for the damper and realises that it must have been projected from elsewhere. He uses his [[UNIT]] credentials to avoid being taken for questioning by DCI Neilson and is recognised by him as "that Doctor" when he sees his TARDIS, after which DCI Neilson allows him to leave whilst Tony goes to stay at [[Ann Kelso's flat|Ann's flat]]. The Doctor leaves in his TARDIS, leaving Ann bemused. | |||
''to be completed'' | |||
=== Part two === | === Part two === | ||
| Line 47: | Line 53: | ||
== Cast == | == Cast == | ||
* [[Fourth Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Tom Baker]] | * [[Fourth Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Tom Baker]] | ||
*[[Anya Kingdom|Ann Kelso]] - [[Jane Slavin]] | * [[Anya Kingdom|Ann Kelso]] - [[Jane Slavin]] | ||
* [[Hugo Blake]] - [[Ewan Bailey]] | * [[Hugo Blake]] - [[Ewan Bailey]] | ||
* [[Jimmy Lynch]] - [[Nicholas Khan]] | * [[Jimmy Lynch]] - [[Nicholas Khan]] | ||
* [[Tony Reynolds]] - [[Leon Williams]] | * [[Tony Reynolds]] - [[Leon Williams]] | ||
* | * [[Scott Neilson|DCI Scott Neilson]] - [[Frank Skinner]] | ||
* [[Kathy Blake]] - [[Glynis Barber]] | * [[Kathy Blake]] - [[Glynis Barber]] | ||
| Line 59: | Line 65: | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
* The Doctor tracks the use of a [[warped field damper]], which is 300 years too early for 1978. | * The Doctor tracks the use of a [[warped field damper]], which is 300 years too early for 1978. | ||
* DCI Neilson runs the [[Gang Squad]]. | |||
* A [[DNA coder]] transforms [[DNA]], making it perfect for disguise. It can be disrupted by a stun gun. | * A [[DNA coder]] transforms [[DNA]], making it perfect for disguise. It can be disrupted by a stun gun. | ||
* Ann is [[WPC]] 166, which the Doctor says are his three lucky numbers. | * Ann is [[WPC]] 166, which the Doctor says are his three lucky numbers. | ||
* Neilson was in [[ | * Neilson was in [[Special Branch]] for five years. | ||
* The Sinestrans use a [[Cordolaine|cordolaine signal]], which the Doctor notes is a Sontaran invention. | * The Sinestrans use a [[Cordolaine|cordolaine signal]], which the Doctor notes is a Sontaran invention. | ||
