Looking for a respite after their involvement in the French Revolution, the TARDIS materialises on a planet to which the Doctor has never been before. While the girls enjoy themselves in the TARDIS wardrobe, Ian and the Doctor step out onto a verdant, but scarcely populated world. The extreme difference in the way time passes for the observers and the observed makes communication between the two impossible. After witnessing the end of the planet's civilisation, the Doctor and Ian return to the TARDIS and dematerialise to a new adventure.
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| - Rise and Fall (audio story)
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| - Looking for a respite after their involvement in the French Revolution, the TARDIS materialises on a planet to which the Doctor has never been before. While the girls enjoy themselves in the TARDIS wardrobe, Ian and the Doctor step out onto a verdant, but scarcely populated world. The extreme difference in the way time passes for the observers and the observed makes communication between the two impossible. After witnessing the end of the planet's civilisation, the Doctor and Ian return to the TARDIS and dematerialise to a new adventure.
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| - Looking for a respite after their involvement in the French Revolution, the TARDIS materialises on a planet to which the Doctor has never been before. While the girls enjoy themselves in the TARDIS wardrobe, Ian and the Doctor step out onto a verdant, but scarcely populated world. There, they encounter an equine humanoid species. In moments they watch the civilisation rise, flourish and fall. The perspective of the planet's inhabitants is entirely different. For them, time is passing very slowly and the Doctor, Ian and the TARDIS become a ubiquitous landmark of their society. Generations speculate on the meaning of the blue box and the two aliens near it. The extreme difference in the way time passes for the observers and the observed makes communication between the two impossible. After witnessing the end of the planet's civilisation, the Doctor and Ian return to the TARDIS and dematerialise to a new adventure.
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