Post by matthewsee on Sept 3, 2010 22:06:41 GMT -5
The title refers to the spaceship that has been called the Fallen Angel and where the STM was taken from and it is in Canada.
Written by K9 co-creator Bob Baker in his first solo script for the series and his first solo Doctor Who related TV story since Nightmare of Eden, one that featured K9 Mark II in 1979.
Unlike Baker’s very first episode for the K9 series, the previous one Mind Snap (with fellow series co-creator Paul Tams) Angel of the North is completely new in content.
The STM has been affected by activity coming out of the Fallen Angel. This leads to the Professor finally getting out of the house. Accompanied by Thorne and some CCPCs, Gryffen goes to the Fallen Angel to get the temporal stabiliser, a part that can get the STM to work accurately.
Despite its unpredictability K9 and Starkey uses the STM to follow the Professor to the Fallen Angel.
Very amusing when Starkey said about synchronising watches, K9 says that he is not a watchdog.
The Fallen Angel is ultimately revealed to be a Korven ship with a Korven appearing here.
In his first solo script for the series, Bob Baker writes Angel of the North as a top notch and very solid adventure. The quality of Angel of the North certainly surpassed my expectations of it.
Written by K9 co-creator Bob Baker in his first solo script for the series and his first solo Doctor Who related TV story since Nightmare of Eden, one that featured K9 Mark II in 1979.
Unlike Baker’s very first episode for the K9 series, the previous one Mind Snap (with fellow series co-creator Paul Tams) Angel of the North is completely new in content.
The STM has been affected by activity coming out of the Fallen Angel. This leads to the Professor finally getting out of the house. Accompanied by Thorne and some CCPCs, Gryffen goes to the Fallen Angel to get the temporal stabiliser, a part that can get the STM to work accurately.
Despite its unpredictability K9 and Starkey uses the STM to follow the Professor to the Fallen Angel.
Very amusing when Starkey said about synchronising watches, K9 says that he is not a watchdog.
The Fallen Angel is ultimately revealed to be a Korven ship with a Korven appearing here.
In his first solo script for the series, Bob Baker writes Angel of the North as a top notch and very solid adventure. The quality of Angel of the North certainly surpassed my expectations of it.