Tom Baker
Other Adventures (BBC)
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Millennium Shock by Justin Richards |
| Published: 1999 | |
| No. of pages: 283 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 55586 6 | |
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1999: The Millennium Bug could potentially bring the world's computers to a halt. While experts
struggle to avert disaster another force
is working against them. One company, thought, has all the answers. But what are the methods and
motives. The Millennium Bug could be more
than just an expensive miscalculation, it could be the key to an alien invasion. This adventure takes place between The Deadly Assassin and The Face of Evil. |
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Last Man Running by Chris Boucher |
| Published: 1998 | |
| No. of pages: 251 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 40594 5 | |
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The TARDIS arrives on a violent world where creatures aim for the top of the food chain. Is the evolution
natural or scientific? Why has
an alien police force sent a secret mission. The Doctor begins to suspect that there is a scientific
purpose - one married to a sinister
intelligence. This adventure takes place between The Robots of Death and The Talons of Weng-Chiang. |
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Corpse Marker by Chris Boucher |
| Published: 1999 | |
| No. of pages: 282 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 55575 0 | |
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The revelation that benign, tireless, obedient robots could be turned into killers would cause panic - especiallyin
a society dependent
on robots. So the news was kept quiet. In Kaldor city only three survivors of the Sandminer massacre know the
truth. But once again robots
are being programmed to kill. Is the dead genius Taren Capel once again involved? The difference this time is the
deadly robots are not
confined to a sandminer. Unless they are stopped they really will destroy the world. This adventure takes place between the BBC novel Last Man Running and The Talons of Weng-Chiang. |
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Eye of Heaven by Jim Mortimore |
| Published: 1998 | |
| No. of pages: 274 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 40567 8 | |
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1842, Easter Island: Archeologist Horace Stockwood escapes with a sacred stone tablet. Thirty years later Stockwood is
desperate to return
to confirm his theories. The Doctor is interested and offers to fund the expedition. But who is trying to stop the mission
before it
begins? This adventure takes place between The Talons of Weng Chiang and Horror of Fang Rock. |
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Psi-ence Fiction by Chris Boucher |
| Published: 2001 | |
| No. of pages: 283 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 53814 7 | |
| When the TARDIS arrives in Norswood, the Doctor and Leela are caught up in events that are spiralling out of control such as a hauted wood and continuing experiments in telepath, remove viewing, and other paranormal phenomena. Leela is chased by a phantom, and the Doctor takes the waters. But soon the whole of existence is in question. |
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Drift by Simon A. Forward |
| Published: 2002 | |
| No. of pages: 283 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 53843 0 | |
| White, the perfect camouflage for ghosts. White consumes the New Hampshire landscape and the troops move in on a survivalist cult following a spate of unnaturally severe blizzards. The Doctor and Leela have arrived at the wrong time. Thanksgiving, traditionally a holiday about the home and family, is approaching. But this year all that is lost. In the world of white an enemy promises the bleakest of midwinters for the people of New Hampshire, and the world. |
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Tomb of Valdemar by Simon Messingham |
| Published: 2000 | |
| No. of pages: 278 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 55591 2 | |
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Millennia ago the great god Valdemar held sway over the universe. The Old Ones managed to defeat and entomb him before disappearing
themselves. Over the centuries the myths grow. A novelist manages to piece together the Dark God's story. The Doctor and Romana become
embroiled in the attempts to rediscover Valdemar. Should the Doctor continue with his quest to find the Key to Time,or stop the rebirth of
a poweful being? This adventure takes place between The Ribos Operation and The Pirate Planet . |
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Heart of TARDIS by Dave Stone |
| Published: 2000 | |
| No. of pages: 280 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 55596 3 | |
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The citizens of the American town of Lychburg are being brutally killed, and the police don't have a clue who'a responsible. The only
suspects are a stranger called the Doctor and his companions Jamie and Victoria. Meanwhile the Fourth Doctor and Romana have been summoned by the Gailifreyan High Council. A force has been released into the universe. As something like this happens every other day the Doctor is more interested in finding out what has happened to a close personal friend. This adventure concerning the second and fourth Doctors takes place between The Stones of Blood and The Androids of Tara, and also Tomb of the Cybermen and The Abominable Snowmen. |
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Festival of Death by Jonathan Morris |
| Published: 2000 | |
| No. of pages: 280 | |
| ISBN: 0 563 53803 1 | |
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The Beautiful Death. The ultimate theme-park ride. For twenty galactic credits you can find out what it is like to experience death. But
something has gone wrong. Vistors expecting a tour of the afterlife have been turned into mindless zombies set on a killing rampage. The
TARDIS materialises in the aftermath of the disaster and the Doctor is immediately congratulated for saving the population from destruction.
The Doctor has nop option but to travel back in time to discover how he became a hero. Then he finds out he did it by sacrificing his life. This adventure takes place between Shada and The Leisure Hive. |
