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Doctor Who: Short Trips: Regeneration Impossible

Doctor Who: Short Trips: Regeneration Impossible

23 May 2020 · Alfie Shaw · Directed by Nicholas Briggs · Doctor Who: Short Trips #75 · at Big Finish

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The Doctor is in his TARDIS atop a cloud above Victorian London. He's retired, no longer interfering in the affairs of others. There's nothing that could make him help anyone else. Except, perhaps, the lure of another Time Lord... The Doctor is locked in a mortuary in Victorian London, dying. He can't escape and doesn't know how to keep himself alive. Just when he thinks it can't get any worse, he finds himself locked in with the one person he hates most in the entire universe. Himself.
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A dying Time Lord confronts his past self in a Victorian mortuary.
“The Doctor is in his TARDIS atop a cloud above Victorian London.”
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Jacob Dudman

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Directed by Nicholas Briggs

Written by Alfie Shaw

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