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Showing posts with label The Doctor's Tale. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Doctor's Tale. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Doctor Who - The Doctor's Tale Review
Doctor Who:
The Doctor’s Tale
By Marc Platt
Doctor Who historical stories can be, well, they can be pretty boring affairs to watch or listen to. The Reign of Terror is a good example of that as it is pretty hard to sit and watch that William Hartnell 6 part story in one go. I’m not a big fan of the pure historical stories but I don’t hate them so when I found that The Doctor’s Tale was a historical I prepared for the worst and hoped that it would not be dull. Well it was not dull in fact it was a pretty good story to listen to as it was really well done.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Doctor Who - Synopsis and Trailer For The Doctor's Tale
This months The Early Adventures is another 1st Doctor adventure this time with with Vicki joining Barbara and Ian for a story that takes place in England's past. In fact it is the year 1400 and the time of Henry the IV just after he takes the crown from Richard the II. The Doctor's Tale stars William Russel and Maureen O'Brien as Ian and Vicky. You can order this release from the Big Finish website.
http://www.bigfinish.com/releases/v/the-doctor-s-tale-886
England, 1400. Winter. Blood in the snow. Henry IV has usurped the throne, and deposed King Richard II languishes in Pomfret Castle.
Meanwhile the Doctor and his companions preside over New Year revels at Sonning Palace.
But Sonning is a prison, treachery is in the air and murderous Archbishop Thomas Arundel will stop at nothing to crush the rebellion.
As the Doctor and Barbara take the road to Canterbury, Vicki finds a royal friend and Ian is dragged into a dark web of conspiracy at whose heart sits that teller of tales, Geoffrey Chaucer.
Written By: Marc Platt
Directed By: Ken Bentley
Cast
William Russell (Ian Chesterton/The Doctor), Maureen O’Brien (Vicki/Barbara Wright/Narrator), Gareth Armstrong (Geoffrey Chaucer), Joseph Kloska (Sir Thomas de Wensley), Alice Haig (Isabella), John Banks (Thomas Arundel)
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