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| [Season 31]
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| [8W] The Children's Crusade. |
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by: Julio Angel Ortiz |
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TARDIS is having some problems, again. To this
end, the Ship is forced down on the world of Giminae,
a mysterious world of glass mountains, a lavender
sky-ocean, and flowers that breathe quite visibly.
A world where only children exist, in a small
town, and a creature known as the Revenant has
killed all of the adults. A world that seems to
harbour some terrible secrets. What is the Revenant,
and why hasn't it harmed any of the children?
What secret is locked in the head of a girl, Madeline,
who apparently knows how to defeat the Revenant?
And just what is in the town Library? The Doctor,
Tamara, and Grae have to find out. Fast. Before
the Revent comes for them. Or maybe it's too late.
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| [8X] The Covenant of Lord Bryon's Bones |
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| Times
have been rough. Grae, seemingly in the spirit
of fun, convinces the Doctor and Tamara to attend
a Halloween party on Earth, hosted by several
old friends. But Grae has something weighing on
her mind. What is it about the party that makes
her so nervous? How did she meet Allie and the
other self-professed 'Witches of the other Salem'?
And what is it about the mysterious invitation
that has her so spooked? When the Doctor and his
companions arrive at the Clever farmhouse in Salem,
IL, the mysteries only begin to deepen. The Doctor
tries to put together the pieces, convinced that
Grae, like the house itself, could be concealing
a terrible secret.
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vacation in Hawaii is exactly what the Doctor,
Tamara, and Grae need to recover from their adventures.
But paradise does not live up to its name. For
behind the sapphire beauty of the Pacific tropics
awaits terror; behind self-discovery - fear; behind
true love - loss and behind tranquility - revolution.
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| Tamara
is lost. And no one seems to be looking for her.
Awakening in a strange garden maze, Tamara has
no recollection of who she is and how she got
there. Lost in a world of snow and rose pedals,
Tamara only has three clues provided by a strange,
sad man in white, in the form of cards. But how
is that going to help her get out of this strange
world? In someplace completely different, Grae
is reading books, but she doesn't understand the
words or the concepts. But somehow, she knows
that she needs to read the books until she finally
understands. Nothing else matters until that happens.
Nothing. And the Doctor? Well, the Doctor doesn't
exist. Right?
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| Written by: Lesleigh Force |
| With
the TARDIS controls highjacked, the Doctor, Tamara
and Grae are delivered to an unknown planet showing
evidence of a Time Lord's interference. The King
of this society is a descendant of the Farosee
- a race decimated by the Time Lords in an ancient
war. The King's adviser, Gavrin, vehemently hates
the Doctor and betrays the Time Lord's identity
to the King. To understand Gavrin's hatred of
him, the Doctor must confront an ancient wrong
committed by the Time Lords, and acknowledge a
future failing of his own.
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by: Mark Simpson |
| On
a divided planet, two very different races are
vying for supremacy. Both are using the advice
of offworld experts. But neither the Mortrexly
expert, Doctor Jonathan Smythe, or the Centox
advisor, Tamara Scott, can remember how they arrived
on the planet. Can both recover their memories
in time to prevent a war and help Grae, alone
in the vortex with a severely damaged TARDIS?
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| Written by: John Gordon |
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human colony on McKinley's world should have been
just this side of Eden. Instead, the Doctor, Tamara
and Grae discover the colony on the brink of Hell.
The colonists are being picked off one by one
by rebellious slaves, and the weather control
system has turned the lush farmlands into a wasteland
of dust burnt by searing winds. A terrible secret
lies within the colony's experimental power station
- one that threatens to consume the entire universe
in an all-embracing chill.
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| Written by: Kyle Bastian & Julio Angel Ortiz |
| Gunpowder
is the street name of the latest drug to hit the
streets of America. It offers a high unlike any
other but with a 35% chance you won't survive
your first dose... Grae and Tamara are on their
own in two separate time zones away from each
other, away from the Doctor. What is the Doctor's
purpose for abandoning his companions and what
is the connection to Gunpowder? Who is the mysterious
traveler known only as Alice? And with the evil
Bramahl lurking in the wings, waiting for an opportunity
to strike, has the Doctor finally gotten in over
his head?
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