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This set contains three stories:
11.3 The Dreams of Avarice by Guy Adams (4 parts).
The Nine isn't your average robber. A ferociously intelligent and murderous kleptomaniac
Time Lord with regenerative dissonance, he's a far more dangerous adversary than most
security details are used to. So it's useful that that Doctor is on hand to stop him.
This time more than ever - as the Nine is about to pull off the greatest heist of his criminal
career. Though could the consequences be far worse than the crime?
11.4 Shellshock by Simon Barnard and Paul Morris (4 parts).
When the TARDIS lands behind German lines at the height of the First World War the Doctor
finds himself inadvertently transported to a hospital full of traumatised soldiers. They're
suffering from shellshock but also something else. Something causing vivid nightmares that
chill the blood. Something not of this place.
Things are not quiet on the Western Front.
11.5 Peake Season by Lizbeth Myles (2 parts).
After an embarrassing encounter, the Doctor tries to make amends to Mervyn Peake by
offering him a trip in the TARDIS. It's a trip the famous author should never have accepted.
Soon he and the Doctor find themselves trapped in a nameless city and working as newspaper
cartoonists. Where are they? More importantly, where is the TARDIS? And more importantly
than that - can they escape with their lives?
CAST: : Tom Baker (The Doctor), John Heffernan (The Nine), Alicia Ambrose-Bayly (Hanna
Schumann), Ronni Ancona (Thana), Nicholas Asbury (Doctor Sturm), Richard Dixon
(Detective Inspector Alan Probert), Mark Elstob (Drones/Aide/Sergeant), Richard Hope
(General Reinhardt), Christopher Naylor (Captain Max Beck/Captain Starling/Private Müller),
David Holt (Mervyn Peake), Finlay Robertson (Lieutenant Hans Hoffman), Mark Silk
(Montimer Seepgood), Ava Merson-O'Brien (Queen Alexandrina LXVII), Jules de Jongh (Lady
Honor Valspierre), David Stern (Lord Arthur Grayson/John). Other parts played by members of
the cast.
