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Doctor Who: The Roundheads as it's meant to be heard, narrated by Anneke Wills. Discover the English Radio/TV Program at Audible. Free trial available!
PREVIOUS . NEXT. The Roundheads. NOVEMBER 1997 After loving Nightshade and loathing St Anthony’s Fire, the last thing that I expected from Mark Gatiss’s third Doctor Who novel was mediocrity – but that’s exactly what I got.. Gatiss’s plot is perhaps his least ambitious to date, with the whole novel simply revolving around the fact that the Doctor and his companions have inadvertently ...
The Doctor, Ben and Jamie attend the session of the Rump Parliament where the King's trial is to be voted through, and catch Gustavus van Leeuwenhoek -- brother of the famous Anton -- as he attempts to shoot Cromwell with a dart contaminated with his brother's samples of plague bacilli. The Doctor and Ben overpower him, saving Cromwell's life.
16 de sept. de 2015 · The Roundheads was one of the early BBC Past Doctor novels, published in 1997 - not long after the BBC brought publication of Doctor Who novels in-house. This review is of the unabridged audio reading released in 2015 - but save for notes about the performance and production, it applies every bit as much to the printed novel.
It is December 1648. Although victorious over the Cavaliers in the Civil Wars, the Roundheads are struggling to retain power. ... Polly is an unwitting accomplice in the plot to rescue the King, and the Doctor and Jamie find themselves arrested and imprisoned in the Tower of London under suspicion of conspiracy.
Roundheads were Earth soldiers who supported Parliament in the 17th century English Civil War. On 23 November 1638, Roundheads fought Lady Peinforte's soldiers while the Doctor launched the Nemesis statue into orbit. (TV: Silver Nemesis) On 13 July 1643, Roundheads and Royalists fought in Little Hodcombe, annihilating each other and the village. The Malus awoke to feed on the psychic energy ...
Paperback – 24 Nov. 1997. A Doctor Who adventure set in the time of Cromwell. The Civil Wars have ended with victory for the Roundheads, and Charles I is threatened with execution. In a country of divided loyalties, strangers are looked upon with suspicion, and the crew of the Tardis soon finds itself in danger.
