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Steve’s five choices to take with him into The Bunker are:
1. Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks (book adaptation by David Whittaker, first published in 1964)
2. The Dalek World Annual (book, published 1965)
3. Dalek (Robert Shearman, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2005)
4. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances (Stephen Moffat, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2005)
5. The Eleventh Hour (Stephen Moffat, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2010)
Follow Steve on Twitter @brooligan or visit his website at: https://www.stephengallagher.com/
To hear Steve talk about his love of Nigel Kneale on the Bergcast podcast click here:
https://m4deathtrip.podbean.com/e/bergcast-%e2%80%93-episode-23%e2%80%93-stephen-gallagher/
And you can buy Frank Collins’s Black Archive book on Warriors’ Gate direct from Obverse here: https://obversebooks.co.uk/product/31-wg/
Finally, here’s a photo of the Meeping Angel taken by Ian Winterton at Gallifrey One in February 2022: https://twitter.com/ianwinterton/status/1494785685403824128
1. Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks (book adaptation by David Whittaker, first published in 1964)
2. The Dalek World Annual (book, published 1965)
3. Dalek (Robert Shearman, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2005)
4. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances (Stephen Moffat, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2005)
5. The Eleventh Hour (Stephen Moffat, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2010)
Follow Steve on Twitter @brooligan or visit his website at: https://www.stephengallagher.com/
To hear Steve talk about his love of Nigel Kneale on the Bergcast podcast click here:
https://m4deathtrip.podbean.com/e/bergcast-%e2%80%93-episode-23%e2%80%93-stephen-gallagher/
And you can buy Frank Collins’s Black Archive book on Warriors’ Gate direct from Obverse here: https://obversebooks.co.uk/product/31-wg/
Finally, here’s a photo of the Meeping Angel taken by Ian Winterton at Gallifrey One in February 2022: https://twitter.com/ianwinterton/status/1494785685403824128
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Steve’s five choices to take with him into The Bunker are:
1. Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks (book adaptation by David Whittaker, first published in 1964)
2. The Dalek World Annual (book, published 1965)
3. Dalek (Robert Shearman, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2005)
4. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances (Stephen Moffat, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2005)
5. The Eleventh Hour (Stephen Moffat, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2010)
Follow Steve on Twitter @brooligan or visit his website at: https://www.stephengallagher.com/
To hear Steve talk about his love of Nigel Kneale on the Bergcast podcast click here:
https://m4deathtrip.podbean.com/e/bergcast-%e2%80%93-episode-23%e2%80%93-stephen-gallagher/
And you can buy Frank Collins’s Black Archive book on Warriors’ Gate direct from Obverse here: https://obversebooks.co.uk/product/31-wg/
Finally, here’s a photo of the Meeping Angel taken by Ian Winterton at Gallifrey One in February 2022: https://twitter.com/ianwinterton/status/1494785685403824128
1. Doctor Who in an Exciting Adventure with the Daleks (book adaptation by David Whittaker, first published in 1964)
2. The Dalek World Annual (book, published 1965)
3. Dalek (Robert Shearman, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2005)
4. The Empty Child / The Doctor Dances (Stephen Moffat, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2005)
5. The Eleventh Hour (Stephen Moffat, Doctor Who, TV story, first broadcast 2010)
Follow Steve on Twitter @brooligan or visit his website at: https://www.stephengallagher.com/
To hear Steve talk about his love of Nigel Kneale on the Bergcast podcast click here:
https://m4deathtrip.podbean.com/e/bergcast-%e2%80%93-episode-23%e2%80%93-stephen-gallagher/
And you can buy Frank Collins’s Black Archive book on Warriors’ Gate direct from Obverse here: https://obversebooks.co.uk/product/31-wg/
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