| Doctor Who: Shada | |||||
| (1992) | |||||
| Adventure, Science Fiction | |||||
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#225 |
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| Tom Baker | Doctor Who | |
| Lalla Ward | Romana | |
| Christopher Neame | Skagra | |
| Denis Carey | Professor Chronotis | |
| Daniel Hill | Chris Parsons | |
| Victoria Burgoyne | Clare Keightley | |
| David Brierly | K9 | |
| Gerald Campion | Porter (Wilkins) | |
| Shirley Dixon | Voice of Skagra's Ship | |
| Derek Pollitt | Professor Caldera (episode 4) | |
| John Hallet | Police Constable (episode 6) | |
| Graham Cole | Krarg | |
| Harry Fielder | Krarg Commander | |
| James Muir | Krarg | |
| Lionel Sansby | Krarg |
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| Producer |
John Nathan-Turner
Graham Williams |
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| Writer |
Douglas Adams
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| Cinematography |
Fintan Sheehan
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The Doctor, Romana, and K-9 receive a message from an old friend - a retired Time Lord living as a college professor in Cambridge. He's misplaced an ancient Gallifreyan artifact that could unlock the dark secrets of Shada - lost prison planet of the Time Lords - and unless they find it before the crazed scientist Skagra, every sentient being in the universe is doomed. |
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