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Doctor Who: Short Trips: Out of the Deep

Doctor Who: Short Trips: Out of the Deep

30 June 2020 · John Pritchard · Directed by Lisa Bowerman · Doctor Who: Short Trips #76 · at Big Finish

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Drawn to Mesopotamia in the 1850s by an unknown signal, the Doctor and Steven cross paths with an archaeological expedition looking for one of the world's first cities, Eridu. Darkness sits at the heart of Eridu, an ancient evil that is stirring. Some things are buried for a reason.
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Ancient evil stirs in a Mesopotamian archaeological dig, threatening all who seek it.
“Drawn to Mesopotamia in the 1850s by an unknown signal, the Doctor and Steven cross paths with an archaeological expedition looking for one of the world's first cities, Eridu.”
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Peter Purves

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Directed by Lisa Bowerman

Written by John Pritchard

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