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Doctor Who Unbound: Deadline (#05)
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It's been forty years since Martin Bannister encountered the Doctor.
They were different men back then. Martin was young and talented and
The Times' seventh most promising writer to watch out for. The Doctor
was mysterious, crotchety and possibly oriental. It was an encounter
that destroyed both their lives.
Pity poor Martin now... His career is in ruins, all forgotten. His
estranged wives keep dying in the wrong order, and there's a nasty
green stain by the wardrobe that could be an alien footprint or,
possibly, just mould.
Martin's life is about to change unexpectedly… Impromptu poetry
readings. Elephant expeditions. An obligatory bug-eyed monster. And a
last, desperate chance for love, before it's too late.
Sounds like it's time for the Doctor to come into Martin's life
again. And sort him out. Permanently.
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Ian: 'That's not his name. Who is he? Doctor Who? Maybe if we solved
that, we'd have a chance of solving everything else about this
crotchety old man and his unearthly grandchild'
Philip: 'You can't expect things to stay the same just because you're
not interested in them anymore.'
Martin: 'It's the only thing I ever felt truly passionate about. I
used to burn with ideas, to put things down on paper, to say
something new, to change the world just a little. I'd have given
my soul for it. Sometimes I think I did.'
Sydney: 'Remember? The interview? For the Official Juliet Bravo
Magazine?' Martin: 'Oh my God, don't tell me there are unofficial
magazines about it as well?'
| 01 |
Close the Doors, Susan |
00:03:05 |
| 02 |
Wake Up |
00:07:38 |
| 03 |
Do You Know Where We Are? |
00:01:16 |
| 04 |
What's Going On? |
00:01:09 |
| 05 |
Hello, Mr Bannister...? |
00:09:03 |
| 06 |
What Did You Think Of That One? |
00:06:15 |
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| 07 |
So, Doctor! |
00:02:56 |
| 08 |
I Don't Know What to Do |
00:06:06 |
| 09 |
It's All These Ideas... |
00:09:26 |
| 10 |
Grandfather |
00:04:45 |
| 11 |
Hello, Tom |
00:06:02 |
| 12 |
I Can't Breathe! |
00:03:24 |
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Sir Derek Jacobi is one of
Britain's most respected actors, having featured in such notable
television series as I, Claudius as well as many
Shakespearean roles. Robert Shearman
is the critically acclaimed writer of
The Holy Terror,
The Chimes Of Midnight,
and Jubilee.
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