kaldor city造句

• However, the fifth play, " Checkmate " by Alan Stevens, takes the theme of manipulation to a higher level, introducing the Fendahl from Boucher's " Doctor Who " serial " Image of the Fendahl " as the series'major villain, manipulating events in Kaldor City to ensure its own emergence.
• Magic Bullet have neither confirmed nor denied this; and although other characters in the Kaldor City series ( mainly those created by Chris Boucher ) have been more explicitly linked to either " Doctor Who " or " Blake's 7 ", because Boucher did not create Kerr Avon he has no ownership rights in the character.
• The title refers to the writers'interest in the ATV series " The Prisoner ", and whilst it also suggests that ( like that TV series ) the main theme of the Kaldor City series may be the nature of reality and fiction, it also suggests ( again, like the TV series ) that definite answers may not be forthcoming.
• Later works included several " Doctor Who " novels for BBC Books, all featuring the character of Leela, and a series of straight-to-CD full-cast audio dramas entitled " Kaldor City ", which combine elements from his " Doctor Who " serial " The Robots of Death " with his " Blake's 7 " work.
• Stevens also produced a series of audio dramas named " Kaldor City ", created by Chris Boucher, which link the " Blake's 7 " universe into Boucher's " Doctor Who " serial " The Robots of Death " through the character Carnell ( Scott Fredericks ), whom Boucher created for the " Blake's 7 " episode " Weapon ".
• This was a 20 minute play featuring Paul Darrow and Peter Miles reprising roles they had played in the Kaldor City series, written by Alan Stevens and Fiona Moore for release on the CD " The Actor Speaks : Paul Darrow ", produced by MJTV . The play features an interrogation between Kaston Iago and Firstmaster Landerchild, whereby Iago attempts to convince his interrogator that they are both figments of something else's imagination.
• Stevens has produced a number of documentaries, serials and dramas for radio and independent audio release, including the " Blake's 7 " / " Doctor Who " spinoff series " Kaldor City " and the second " Faction Paradox " audio series, and has co-written two guidebooks for Telos Publishing, " Liberation : the Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to Blake's 7 " and " Fall Out : the Unofficial and Unauthorised Guide to The Prisoner ", with Fiona Moore.
• "' Kaldor City "'is a humanoid city of the future on an unnamed alien world, created by Chris Boucher in his " Doctor Who " television serial " The Robots of Death " broadcast in 1977, and reused in his 1999 " Doctor Who " novel " Corpse Marker " ( a audio plays released on CD, produced by Magic Bullet Productions, that include elements from both " Doctor Who " and " Blake's 7 " ( Boucher was Script Editor on all four seasons of " Blake's 7 " ).
• The novel also introduces the character of Carnell to Kaldor City, who is a psychostrategist on the run from a corrupt " Federation " and hiding out in the city whilst ingratiating himself with the board by helping them compose their strategies : Carnell is a character from one of Chris Boucher's " Blake's 7 " episodes, " Weapon ", broadcast in 1979, and this novel is the first time that the fan-theory that " Doctor Who " and " Blake's 7 " take place in the same fictional universe has received any kind of semi-official recognition.