Doctor Who: Shada: Doctor Who: Shada: The Lost Adventures by Douglas Adams, (Paperback)

from krazykiwi

Not much to say really. Classic Dr Who, Romana, K9 and a worthy villain, in equally classic Adams style. Gareth Roberts did a great job, it's not easy to see the seams, and with someone as distinctive as Adams that is quite a compliment.As daughter who gave it to me for my b'day said "I saw this ...

from john257hopper

This is a full length novelisation of Douglas Adams's original scripts for the famous "lost" Tom Baker Doctor Who TV story Shada, partly filmed in autumn 1979 but never completed due to a strike. It apparently includes a lot of original ideas by Adams that were not realised in the final version, ...

from The_Hibernator

Shada is a novel tie-in to the popular TV series Doctor Who. Specifically, it is based on the screenplay (written by Douglas Adams) of an unbroadcast eighth doctor story arc. The Doctor, Romana, and K-9 go to visit an old friend, Professor Chronotis, after receiving a distress signal. It turns ou...

from leandrod

After some anachronic flirtiŋ wiþ Sodomy, totally inadequate for ðe original public, ðe ſtory ends up findiŋ itſelf quite pleaſantly.

from DLMorrese

The fourth Doctor, Romana, and K-9 answer a call from Chronotis, an aging and befuddled Time Lord, who is living out his retirement as a Cambridge professor. Unfortunately, Chronotis has forgotten why he called, although it soon becomes clear that it is for the Doctor to save the universe (again)...