The Stones of Blood

I was like, and then I thought about it and I was like, yeah, it does deserve a 15.

And that being the stones of blood.

I adore that.

You know how

[laughs]

Actually, yeah, 'cause she did have, like, nips on display, didn't she, at the end of Stones of Blood?

Oh, yes, she did.

That's the Doctor Who equivalent of having a pussy.

100%.

I can't believe it's the same actress that was in Doctor Who in The Stones of Blood.

I

know.

So Heaven Sent is an excellent story.

Or if you want something a bit sillier, Stones of Blood has a really fun prison kind of spaceship where you see some, you know, some creatures have been rotting away there for a while.

So those are some fun Doctor Who examples.

Well, there are questions that prisons in fiction can answer.

And so it doesn't quite tie itself to Doctor Who.

It's Robert Holmes having a lot of fun, and the audience can have a lot of fun with him, but I just wonder maybe then if people have gone on the pirate planet... and the Stones of Blood

and

Dr.

better production as well, I think.

Well, that's it.

The Stones of Blood, I think, completely falls apart with the Magara in that.

Oh, you get to the spaceship.

Three have already been published.

That was James Goss' novelization of The Pirate Planet and David Fisher's renovelizations of The Stones of Blood and The Androids of Tara.

James Goss and Rob Shearman have teamed up And they are covering the remaining three books.

So that will be six key to time renovelizations, all in the same volume.

Go on

... and I, no doubt people will write in if I'm wrong, but, again, off the top of my memory, the Fourth Doctor Key to Time segment, The Stones of Blood, features, I think, uh, rock creatures from Tau Ceti called the Ogri.

Oh, why did I put it in?

in?[laughs]

However, there is a new... 853 page, if I recall correctly, novelization of the Key to Time season coming out, featuring all new material.

James Goss' recent renovelization of the Pirate Planet as Douglas Adams, David Fisher's two renovelizations of Stones of Blood and Androids of Tara, and now James Goss and Rob Shearman are going back and doing new novelizations for the Rebus operation, based on the original scripts.

Power of Curl, which Rob Shearman is lending his considerable talents to.

And then James Goss is novelizing the original scripts for Armageddon Factor, which were changed dramatically before getting to television.