Post by matthewsee on Sept 24, 2014 1:05:19 GMT -5
Reborn is the first episode of Gallifrey season 4 from Big Finish Productions.
Written by Gary Hopkins.
Season 4 came about in 2011 and the title of this season opener is quite fitting to the fact that this is the first episode of Gallifrey since the end of season 3 in 2006.
Intriguing that begins with a dream from Brax and quite a dream it was for him.
Reborn sees our familiar characters going to Gallifrey in an alternative timeline.
This timeline has a Romana I who never travelled with the Doctor and quite an inventive way to have the first two Romanas here.
Alternative Romana I has a son Antonin played by Conrad Westmaas. Westmaas was formerly Eighth Doctor companion C'rizz. So a case of mother and son companions.
The Chancellor of the alternative Gallifrey is a Dondequest. What an amusing sounding name and was played by Sarah Douglas.
Quite tense a certain conversation that Antonin had with Romana II.
The most amusing part of this story is the position that K9 was given here much to the ire of Narvin.
Pretty enjoyable opener to the fourth season of Gallifrey.
Written by Gary Hopkins.
Season 4 came about in 2011 and the title of this season opener is quite fitting to the fact that this is the first episode of Gallifrey since the end of season 3 in 2006.
Intriguing that begins with a dream from Brax and quite a dream it was for him.
Reborn sees our familiar characters going to Gallifrey in an alternative timeline.
This timeline has a Romana I who never travelled with the Doctor and quite an inventive way to have the first two Romanas here.
Alternative Romana I has a son Antonin played by Conrad Westmaas. Westmaas was formerly Eighth Doctor companion C'rizz. So a case of mother and son companions.
The Chancellor of the alternative Gallifrey is a Dondequest. What an amusing sounding name and was played by Sarah Douglas.
Quite tense a certain conversation that Antonin had with Romana II.
The most amusing part of this story is the position that K9 was given here much to the ire of Narvin.
Pretty enjoyable opener to the fourth season of Gallifrey.