Doctor Who: Shada

Year: 2003

Runtime: 140 mins

Language: English

Director: Nicholas Pegg

Animation

The Lost Adventure, originally written by Douglas Adams, is finally dramatized in full. Picking up where the abandoned Fourth Doctor serial left off, the Eighth Doctor, with Romana and K9, returns to defeat the evil Skagra. This remounted version reworks the story to feature the Eighth Doctor and fit into the Big Finish audio continuity.

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