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Showing posts with label The Brigadier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Brigadier. Show all posts
Monday, July 31, 2017
Friday, November 4, 2016
Doctor Who - The Invasion Review
Continuing Our Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Cybermen
The Invasion
By Derrick Sherwin
“Oh I'm not joking, Jamie. Underneath all that charm there was something odd. Sinister. Almost inhuman.”
Following the events that happened in The Mind Robber and the quick escape of a missile shot at them while in space near the dark side of the moon the TARDIS seems to have landed in a field filled with quite a bit of cows. With the TARDIS visual stabilizer not working the 3 travelers head off to present day London to find Professor Travers and see if he can help them fix it. With no luck there The Doctor ends up meeting Brigadier Lethbridge - Stewart who is investigating Tobias Vaughn and his company International Electomatics. What The Doctor and Brigadier will find out is that Tobias Vaughn and his company is in fact in league with an invasion force. An invasion force made up of Cybermen who are based on Earth and also hidden on the dark side of the moon.
Monday, August 31, 2015
Doctor Who - Season 13 40th Anniversary: Terror of the Zygons Review
Doctor Who:
Terror of the Zygons
By Robert Banks Stewart
“This one they call the Doctor is a threat to us. Already he has found out too much. He must be destroyed.”
Responding to the message from The Brigadier from the space/time telegraph he left him The Doctor, Harry and Sarah find them in present day Scotland. Apparently something is destroying oil rigs off the coast of Scotland and causing alarm as these rigs are huge and supposedly are unsinkable. The Doctor examines some of the wreckage that has washed ashore and found one particular piece of steel interesting. After using some plaster and making a mold The Doctor shows The Brigadier that the mold is of a giant tooth. What makes it impressive is that whatever is the owner of the tooth is strong enough to eat through steel as if it was paper.
Monday, December 15, 2014
Doctor Who - The Brigadier To Star In A New Series of Books
No not the Cyberman Brigadier but a young Brigadier that was still a Colonel right after the events of The Web of Fear. The Brigadier will be back in a new set of novels by some familiar writers who wrote Doctor Who books during the New Adventure range back in The Wilderness Years. The authors of these new set of novels are Andy Frankham-Allen, Lance Parkin, David A McIntee and Nick Walters. The books will be published by Candy Jar Books and will explore the life of the Brigadier after the 1968 serial The Web of Fear. These books are not released by the BBC but are fully licensed by the Executor of the Haisman Literary Estate, Mervyn Haisman’s granddaughter Hannah Haisman, and endorsed by Henry Lincoln who are the relatives of the creator of The Brigadier. The first set of books are The Forgotten Son by Andy Frankham-Allen , Horror of Det-Sen by Lance Parkin, The Schizoid Earth by David A McIntee and Mutually Assured Domination by Nick Walters.
If you are interested in buying the books about The Brigadier you can pre order them from the link below.
http://www.freewebstore.org/Candy-Jar-Store/Lethbridge-Stewart__The_Forgotten_Son/p676602_13369335.aspx
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Doctor Who 50th Anniversary: Battlefield by @Paul_Bowler
Doctor Who:
Battlefield
By Ben Aaronovitch
Reviewed By Paul Bowler
DESTROYER: Pitiful. Can this world do no better than you as their champion?
BRIGADIER: Probably. I just do the best I can.
When the TARDIS arrives in the countryside near the village of Carbury, the Doctor and Ace see that a UNIT missile convoy is based in the area. After a brief meeting with Brigadier Winifred Bambera they set out to explore the local area, where they discover a secret entrance at Peter Warmsly’s archaeological dig by Lake Vortigern. The tunnel leads to a submerged spaceship from another dimension, where King Arthur’s body is stored in suspended animation, along with his fabled sword Excalibur.
Knights from this other dimension begin to land
on Earth, drawn by the sword presence. Ancelyn arrives to help the King, but he
is soon confronted by his enemy, Mordred, who along with his mother - the
powerful sorceress Morgaine - have also travelled across the dimensional
barriers to face Arthur one last time on this, their final
battlefield.
Monday, May 13, 2013
Doctor Who 50th Anniversary: Mawdryn Undead
Doctor Who
Mawdryn Undead
By Peter Grimwade
“I, Mawdryn, have
returned. It is time for the awakening.”
The TARDIS is caught in a
warp ellipse and materializes on a starliner that appears to be empty. What they find out that it isn’t as Turlough transmats
to the starliner on orders of The Black Guardian to kill The Doctor. The Doctor and Turlough take the transmat
back to Earth to shut the transmat signal off so the TARDIS will be free to
leave. What happens is that when the
transmat signal is shut off the TARDIS arrives in 1977 and not 1983 where The
Doctor and Turlough are.
When Tegan and Nyssa arrive
in 1977 they find a charred being in the capsule that they believe is The
Doctor. So Tegan decides to head for
Brendon School to get some help. She
runs into an old friend of The Doctor as The Brigadier now teaches math at the
school. The pair head back to the
TARDIS where Nyssa is anxious to leave but when they enter the TARDIS the
person they see looks nothing like The Doctor at all.
Back in 1983 The Doctor
runs into The Brigadier also but for some reason he does not remember who he is.
For some reason he has no recollection of the last six years. Once The Doctor helps The Brigadier regain
his memory they work on trying to get back to the Starliner by the transmat
capsule. With the aid of the homing beacon The Brigadier had from six years ago
The Doctor, Turlough and Brigadier make it back to the Staliner but there is a
problem. Unfortunately the 1977
Brigadier arrived on the Starliner with Mawdryn , Nyssa and Tegan and if they
meet it would be really bad or as Tegan says “ZAP!”
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