Time travel can always bring complications. The Doctor, Leela and K9 find themselves at different ends of strange temporal effects - from two time zones on the same planet to two locations that couldn't be more different. But the peril they find in all of these places is the same.
14.3 The Remains of Kaerula by Phil Mulryne.
When a time anomaly brings the TARDIS down on the planet Kaerula, the Doctor and his companions set out to investigate. They soon meet two escapees from a nearby containment camp, who warn them of mysterious cave creatures.
While Leela and K9 venture deep into the caves, the Doctor must broker a peace between the Kaerulans and the Rems... but on this occasion, time may not be on his side.
14.4 The Ruins of Kaerula by Phil Mulryne.
The TARDIS crew have attempted to depart Kaerula, only for an experiment gone awry to drag them back to an earlier point in the world's history.
Now stranded, the Doctor, Leela and K9 encounter very different versions of people they'd only just met, and must deal with the consequences of their own actions. And the experiment has brought something else to this planet - something terrifying and deadly.
14.5 Cry of the Banshee by Tim Foley.
The Brigadier uses the Time-Space Telegraph to summon the TARDIS to a stormy Geneva, where a World Peace Conference has been interrupted by a mysterious death. The Irish delegate has died of fright... after seemingly being visited by a Banshee.
Tracing the source of the attack, the Doctor takes the Brigadier, Leela and K9 to a thirtieth century space station orbiting Jupiter, with a boggy marsh for an interior. Deep within the station lie the answers to the puzzle... as well as secrets and dangers best left undiscovered.
Brigadier Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart (c) Haisman & Lincoln and used under licence. With thanks to Hannah Haisman and Candy Jar
CAST: Tom Baker (The Doctor), Louise Jameson (Leela), John Leeson (K9), Robyn Addison (Commander Rhol), Delroy Atkinson (Devish Maldra), Rakie Ayola (Marla), Zora Bishop (Safa Tuul / Riadah Haat), Jonathon Carley (Holl), Jon Culshaw (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart), Barnaby Kay (Nim Karl), Anna Leong Brophy (Paysh Toko), Aaron Neil (Kujad Stak), Reece Pantry (Garth), Andrew James Spooner (Chief Elect Tuldra). Other parts played by members of the cast.
Further story details to follow.
