Liz Shaw

okay i i think that's pretty easy that's pretty easy for me yeah it is john perry it is still it is still three year yeah yeah it is still yeah um love love the era because it's kind of like my era why i was born into and started to grow up in you know yep um i love that he's the james bond doctor I love one of his companions.

I like Liz Shaw.

I didn't quite like her at first, but I grew to like her.

I love the Brigadier.

Well, I did until I looked at the price.

The coming September 14th in the UK, the season seven set with Liz Shaw and the Primord from the Inferno.

Not the Inferno, not the club from the War Machines, but Inferno.

uh, is coming out, but at the princely sum of $135.

I have no idea.

That's where the Smugglers was set.

yeah and 1969 photocall held to introduce caroline john as the new companion liz shaw and 50 odd years later or more uh almost 60 years later we're talking about a dolly version of her and how we can't

afford it that's true that's true how much was 135 dollars man it was like seven shillings and six or something like that yeah that's true you could buy it

That's her thing.

One of the things I love the most, I'll get into this more when we get to the overall, is he has Liz's unit ID.

Yeah.

Liz Shaw, that is.

Yes, Liz

Shaw.

He has Liz Shaw's unit ID.

And I just love it.

It's not the third Doctor Cyberman story I wanted, as I've already said.

I do have to give the very, very early Companion Chronicle, I think it's called The Blue Tooth, which is set in season seven and is a story with Liz Shaw featuring the Cybermen.

I'm a big fan of that one and that's probably actually the Cybermen story that I wanted, but it's a Companion Chronicle and therefore they weren't just going to do

the same thing full cast.

...

The Ambassadors of Death where Liz Shaw keeps breaking free from being kidnapped, only to get captured again.

Yeah.

Is it The Ambassadors of Death that was, like, seven parts?

And from that, then, we go into the probe series.

so presumably Liz Shaw was a character that they could get the rights to as well and this is at the time when Caroline John had only just really made a venture onto the fan circuit in 1993 was when she first appeared at anything at Monopticon and I liked that one and she was very nervous to begin with but luckily Peter Miles took the very sensible decision to get her drunk and After which she relaxed quite a lot.

Oh, dear.

But, yeah, the Zero Imperative feat, which is a fairly horrific ghost story for Christmas sort of theatre, written by Mark Gatiss.

Yeah.

A wonderful cast.

But establishing this idea of Liz Shaw... now working for Probe, which the preternatural research...

Oh, I

fuck.

Poor Liz Shaw.

I mean, Lucifer Rising's a bit, there's some similarities between this and Lucifer Rising.

I'd say this is probably more fun.

And yeah, it's, it, it-

Oh, Liz Shaw

... does feel like...

Oh, Liz.

I love Liz Shaw.

She's fabulous.

Oh, fantastic.

He what played the Master in, uh, in, in The Keeper of Traken, and of course has gone on to reprise the role in, uh, Big Finish.

Daisy Ashford, who of course plays, uh, Liz Shaw, the role originated by her mum, and indeed Geoffrey Beevers' late wife.

Um, [smacks lips] uh, and Toby Hadoke.

Our good friend Toby Hadoke returning to Gallifrey One for the first time since 2015, did it say? '14? '14?