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The Boy That Time Forgot

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The Boy that Time Forgot
Series: Doctor Who -
Big Finish Audio Dramas
Release Number: 110
Doctor: Fifth Doctor
Companions: Nyssa
Enemy: The Scorpion King
Setting: Earth
Writer: Paul Magrs
Director: Barnaby Edwards
Music and Post Production: Steve Foxon
Publisher: Big Finish
Release Date: July 2008
Format: 4 Episodes on 2 CDs
Prod. Code: 6C/L
ISBN: ISBN 978-1-84435-319-4
Previous Story: Spider's Shadow
Following Story: The Doomwood Curse

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[edit] Publisher's Summary

In a weird jungle valley, the Victorian explorer Rupert Von Thal saves Bloomsbury novelist Beatrice Mapp from a ghastly death in the grip of a monstrous mantis. But this is no Lost World of the dinosaurs. According to their travelling companions, the Doctor and Nyssa, all four have been transported back to a primitive Earth that should never have existed!

Further down the valley is the vast city where the scorpions live. Walking, talking, intelligent scorpions, ruled over by their cruel and sinister master. The Doctor and Nyssa are being drawn ever tighter into the clutches of... the boy that time forgot.

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[edit] References

  • The Scorpion King mentions the Doctor's TARDIS has a flux capacitor. (This may or may not be referencing Back to the Future.)
  • Nyssa mentions the Doctor and her leaving Tegan at Heathrow. Which Places this adventures sometime between Timeflight and Arc of Infinity
  • The Doctor attempts to use Block Transfer Computations to time travel, it requires a quorum (12 people).
  • During the block transfer computations the Doctor's sub-conscious sleep walks through time to the freighter]], assisting Adric in breaking the computations on the Cybermen's computer.
  • Teegarna means "mouth on legs", Tegan Jovanka's description of herself.
  • The Scorpion King creates a city out of pure computations a City of Excellence, watched over by Star, the remains of the alien computer the Cybermen used aboard the freighter.
  • Kranlee is probably named for Lord Cranleigh.

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