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Episode 3 of 3

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor.  Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe.  Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation.   Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld.  Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled.  For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place.  Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

Episode 3 of 3

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor. Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe. Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation. Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld. Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled. For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place. Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

Episode 2 of 3

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor. Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe. Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation. Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld. Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled. For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place. Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

Episode 2 of 3

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor.  Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe.  Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation.   Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld.  Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled.  For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place.  Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

Episode 2 of 3

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor.  Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe.  Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation.   Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld.  Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled.  For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place.  Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

Episode 1 of 3

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor. Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe. Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation. Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld. Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled. For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place. Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

Episode 1 of 3

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor.  Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe.  Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation.   Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld.  Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled.  For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place.  Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

Episode 1 of 3

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor.  Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe.  Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation.   Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld.  Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled.  For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place.  Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor. Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe. Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation. Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld. Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled. For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place. Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor.  Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe.  Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation.   Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld.  Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled.  For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place.  Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

"I'm a Time Lord, not an anthropomorphic personification!"

Feeling incredibly homesick, Astra has left the TARDIS to return for a holiday on her home planet, Pendor.  Leaving the Doctor to travel alone through the universe.  Alone, except for Astra's Computer of course.

The TARDIS soon drifts to the edges of the universe, where the Powers that Be appear to have become bored with the very fabric of creation.   Either that, or became drunk on the day they invented a planet made up of a disc sitting on the back of four elephants that stand on a giant turtle (sex unknown) swimming through space in an orbit no one's very sure about.

However, all is not well on the Discworld.  Death has gone missing - again - and his position is dying to be filled.  For some reason, whoever is in charge of this place has decided the Doctor seems a the perfect shape to take Death's place.  Reluctantly, the Time Lord takes the scythe and does the duty.

In an adventure full of wizards, witches, dwarfs, trolls and a penguin, can the Doctor find the real Death before he's trapped in this job forever?

Featuring Terry Pratchett's Discworld, this story also introduces Corey Klemow as Frobisher, the Doctor's new companion.

Episode 1 of 1

"Wake Duncan with thy knocking - I would thou couldst!"

The TARDIS takes a horrendous buffeting, and the Doctor fears the worst. Is it Callisto, escaped from her Time Warp or the Master after finding a way off Terserus? No, it's merely Astra's Computer, one that seems to have linked up from her home planet of Pendor and infested itself into the TARDIS's systems. Despite it's somewhat annoying personality, the Doctor soon realises she's the least of his problems. The TARDIS has landed in 11th Century Scotland, at the castle of the famed Macbeth, soon after his murder of King Duncan. Toil and Trouble aplenty, after all, who needs cackling witches when the Rani is posing as Lady Macbeth?

Featuring the characters from William Shakespeare's Macbeth and the Rani, Toil & Trouble also introduces the Computer as a new addition to the TARDIS crew.

Episode 3 of 3

"The vampires! I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica? Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.

Episode 1 of 1

"Wake Duncan with thy knocking - I would thou couldst!"

The TARDIS takes a horrendous buffeting, and the Doctor fears the worst.   Is it Callisto, escaped from her Time Warp or the Master after finding a way off Terserus?  No, it's merely Astra's Computer, one that seems to have linked up from her home planet of Pendor and infested itself into the TARDIS's systems.  Despite it's somewhat annoying personality, the Doctor soon realises she's the least of his problems.  The TARDIS has landed in 11th Century Scotland, at the castle of the famed Macbeth, soon after his murder of King Duncan.  Toil and Trouble aplenty, after all, who needs  cackling witches when the Rani is posing as Lady Macbeth?

Featuring the characters from William Shakespeare's Macbeth and the Rani, Toil & Trouble also introduces the Computer as a new addition to the TARDIS crew.

Episode 1 of 1

"Wake Duncan with thy knocking - I would thou couldst!"

The TARDIS takes a horrendous buffeting, and the Doctor fears the worst.   Is it Callisto, escaped from her Time Warp or the Master after finding a way off Terserus?  No, it's merely Astra's Computer, one that seems to have linked up from her home planet of Pendor and infested itself into the TARDIS's systems.  Despite it's somewhat annoying personality, the Doctor soon realises she's the least of his problems.  The TARDIS has landed in 11th Century Scotland, at the castle of the famed Macbeth, soon after his murder of King Duncan.  Toil and Trouble aplenty, after all, who needs  cackling witches when the Rani is posing as Lady Macbeth?

Featuring the characters from William Shakespeare's Macbeth and the Rani, Toil & Trouble also introduces the Computer as a new addition to the TARDIS crew.

Episode 3 of 3

"The vampires!  I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica?  Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.

Episode 3 of 3

"The vampires!  I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica?  Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.

Episode 2 of 3

"The vampires! I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica? Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.

Episode 2 of 3

"The vampires!  I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica?  Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.

Episode 2 of 3

"The vampires!  I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica?  Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.

Episode 1 of 3

"The vampires!  I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica?  Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.

Episode 1 of 3

"The vampires!  I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica?  Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.

Episode 1 of 3

"The vampires! I have to kill the vampires!"

Welcome to Castle Duckula, home to a dreadful dynasty of vicious vampire ducks - the Counts of Duckula! Although they can be killed just as easily by a local slayer, this breed of vampires can be brought back to life by simple spell which can be performed once a century when the moon is in the eighth house of Aquarius. The latest reincarnation, however, did not run according to plan... After all, should vampires be sweet, vegetarian and play the harmonica? Buffy the Vampire Slayer doesn't think so, as the Doctor tries to hold her back from slaying the Count, knowing that sometime soon, Judgement will need to be made...

Featuring a reappearance of the characters from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, and the characters from Count Duckula and Judge Judy, this is another adventure featuring the Doctor and Astra.