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In 1993, the Fifth Doctor, Nyssa and Peri are attacked by theRani’s menagerie, and after they tried to warn Pat Butcherof the danger, The Rani stops them outside the Queen Vic. Part Two. In 1993, after the Fifth Doctor changed to the Third Doctor in the next time jump, with Liz Shaw, The Rani took control of Liz’s mind.
First UK Broadcast : 26 – 27 November 1993. Length : 2 parts. 7.5 mins and 5.5 minutes. Plot : The Rani opens a time-loop trap and attempts to permanently trap all of the Doctor’s incarnations there – in London’s East End! Here, the Doctor begins to cycle through all of the other regenerations – from Third to Seventh.
12 de jul. de 2013 · Jon Pertwee, Tom Baker, Peter Davison, Colin Baker and Sylvester McCoy star in this charity special from 1993. I have chosen to replace the title sequences w...
Synopsis. Dimensions in Time was a two-part story broadcast in 1993 as a part of that year's Children in Need appeal. It featured Kate O'Mara's last televised performance as the Rani. It was the first two-part serial since Revelation of the Daleks in 1985 and the last until The End of Time in 2010. It was a nominal "celebration" of the ...
26 de nov. de 1993 · Directed by Stuart McDonald. Runtime 12 minutes. Story Type Charity Anniversary Special. Time Travel Past Future. Tropes: (Potential Spoilers!) Locations Earth London England. Synopsis. The Rani traps the Doctor in his third, fifth, sixth and seventh incarnations, as well as several of his companions, in Albert Square, London in 1973, 1993 and ...
The show's writers largely stuck to this event as being truth in canon, until 2015, where Kathy shocked audiences nationwide by returning alive and well, with it being established that her death was faked in a desperate attempt to escape her controlling husband. In other words, Dimensions in Time correctly predicted that Kathy would still be ...
30 de nov. de 2013 · Dimensions In Time came about after the proper 30th Anniversary show “Lost In The Dark Dimension” (or The Dark Dimension) was aborted. This was seen as a replacement for the Doctor Who fans. It does include some memorable moments such as the 6th Doctor’s scene with the Brigadier.
