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* TalkingToHimself: Typical of Companion Chronicles, which are essentially audiobooks read by an actor. In this story, Creator/PeterPurves plays his character Steven Taylor, and Creator/JeanMarsh plays Sara Kingdom, but both also play other characters in addition to simply narrating events. Purves does a good imitation of Creator/WilliamHartnell's Doctor.
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* TalkingToHimself: Typical of Companion Chronicles, which are essentially audiobooks read by an actor. In this story, Creator/PeterPurves plays his character Steven Taylor, and Creator/JeanMarsh plays Sara Kingdom, but both also play other characters in addition to simply narrating events. Purves does a good imitation of Creator/WilliamHartnell's Doctor.
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* TalkingToHimself: Typical of Companion Chronicles, which are essentially audiobooks read by an actor. In this story, Creator/PeterPurves plays his character Steven Taylor, and Creator/JeanMarsh plays Sara Kingdom, but both also play other characters in addition to simply narrating events. Purves does a good imitation of Creator/WilliamHartnell's Doctor.Doctor.
* TimeCrash: The First Doctor's TARDIS is crashed into by some human temporal scientists who had made the first ever time flight, and both groups are then left on a desert island with no time travel. The result at first appears to be this, as the order of cause and effect seems messed up and things that cannot possibly exist (a 'time sprite') begin attacking them. However, this is a subversion, as it turns out that both teams are still inside the TARDIS and it has put the crews in a repair dimension while it attempts to ''stop'' time breaking down as a result of the crash.
* TimeCrash: The First Doctor's TARDIS is crashed into by some human temporal scientists who had made the first ever time flight, and both groups are then left on a desert island with no time travel. The result at first appears to be this, as the order of cause and effect seems messed up and things that cannot possibly exist (a 'time sprite') begin attacking them. However, this is a subversion, as it turns out that both teams are still inside the TARDIS and it has put the crews in a repair dimension while it attempts to ''stop'' time breaking down as a result of the crash.
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* TalkingToHimself: Typical of Companion Chronicles, which are essentially audiobooks read by an actor. In this story, Peter Purves plays his character Steven Taylor, and Jean Marsh plays Sara Kingdom, but both also play other characters in addition to simply narrating events. Purves does a good imitation of William Hartnell's Doctor.
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* TalkingToHimself: Typical of Companion Chronicles, which are essentially audiobooks read by an actor. In this story, Peter Purves Creator/PeterPurves plays his character Steven Taylor, and Jean Marsh Creator/JeanMarsh plays Sara Kingdom, but both also play other characters in addition to simply narrating events. Purves does a good imitation of William Hartnell's Creator/WilliamHartnell's Doctor.
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* OutOfCharacterAlert: Steven realises that he's in an illusion when Sara says that she loves him, as while Steven has an interest in Sara he knows that she doesn't feel the same way.
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* RoleReprisal: Peter Purves and Jean Marsh play their Doctor Who characters from back in the 60s, during the third season of the original program. The characters are meant to be the same age now as they were then, which the actors can just about get away with because of the audio-only format.
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Useful Notes/ pages are not tropes
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* EastGermany: Steven and Sara end up here for part of the story.
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* MistakenForSpies: Not as much of a cliche as it could be, considering the environment of East Germany in the ColdWar.
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* MistakenForSpies: Not as much of a cliche cliché as it could be, considering the environment of East Germany in the ColdWar.UsefulNotes/ColdWar.
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* DeclarationOfProtection: Steven is often motivated by his desire to protect Sara.
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* IWillProtectHer: Steven is often motivated by his desire to protect Sara.
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* IWillProtectHer: Steven is often motivated by his desire to protect Sara.
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* SwitchingPOV: The story is set up in four episodes. One and three are narrated by Steven, while two and four are from Sara's point of view.
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* EastGermany: Steven and Sara end up here for part of the story.
* MistakenForSpies: Not as much of a cliche as it could be, considering the environment of East Germany in the ColdWar.
* MistakenForSpies: Not as much of a cliche as it could be, considering the environment of East Germany in the ColdWar.
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* RoleReprisal: Peter Purves and Jean Marsh play their Doctor Who characters from back in the 60s, during the third season of the original program. The characters are meant to be the same age now as they were then, which the actors can just about get away with because of the audio-only format.
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* DesertedIsland: Where the crew of the time ship and the TARDIS crew appear to be after the crash in the vortex.
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The First Doctor, Steven and Sara Kingdom experience a collision with another time ship and are stranded on an island with the crew of the other craft. The TARDIS appears to have been destroyed...
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* TalkingToHimself: Typical of Companion Chronicles, which are essentially audiobooks read by an actor. In this story, Peter Purves plays his character Steven Taylor, and Jean Marsh plays Sara Kingdom, but both also play other characters in addition to simply narrating events. Purves does a good imitation of William Hartnell's Doctor.
!!Tropes
* TalkingToHimself: Typical of Companion Chronicles, which are essentially audiobooks read by an actor. In this story, Peter Purves plays his character Steven Taylor, and Jean Marsh plays Sara Kingdom, but both also play other characters in addition to simply narrating events. Purves does a good imitation of William Hartnell's Doctor.