Cast
| The Doctor | Nicholas Briggs |
| Sethrum | Anthony Townsend |
| Professor Montrose | Nick Pegg |
| Brockley | Steve Wickman |
| Glenmore | Simon Heal |
| Boss 4/1 | David Sax |
| Toy Gibson | Lorraine Croft |
| Minister Devlin | Mark Wyman |
| Secretary Antrobus | Chris Webber |
| Admin Proctor Lucinda Vrana | Holly King |
| The Solaadon | Anthony Townsend |
| Additional Voices | Graham Bowden |
| Howard Phillips |
| Gary Russell |
Production
| Script | Erica Galloway |
| Music | Alistair Lock |
| Series Theme | Gregori Glasst |
| Editor | Nick Briggs |
| Director | Gary Russell |
| Cover Art | Andy Lambert |
| AV Associate | John Ainsworth |
| Producer | Gary Russell |
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The Justyce Saga
This is the end of a long journey for the Doctor...
Deadfall: The Doctor is saved
from certain death by a shadowy figure, who scratches the words 'Justyce
will be served' on the TARDIS's console.
Requiem: Fionara, would-be companion
to the Doctor, is fatally poisoned by a drinks seller. 'Justyce will be served'
inscribed on the interior TARDIS doors points to the real culprit.
Cuddlesome: The intangible but deadly
threat of Justyce is taking its psychological toll on the Doctor. Then Justyce strikes
again, murdering the Doctor's Time Lord nemesis, Askran.
Endurance: For the first time, the Doctor
and Truman both witness the presence of Justyce - a definite presense, but with
curiously indistinguishable features. The TARDIS narrowly escapes oblivion and is then
stolen, leaving the Doctor and Truman to endure the deadly Antarctic elements. When
all seems lost, the TARDIS inexplicably returns. Their ordeal behind them, the Doctor
and Truman watch grimly as all too familiar words tear into the TARDIS scanner screen...
'Justyce will be served'
Mythos: The Doctor tricks the Necromancer
into apparently incinerating a young changeling girl... but the Doctor
substituted a replica. Justyce creates a cruel twist, re-substituting the real girl.
The Doctor is grief-striken.
Subterfuge: Justyce constructs an elaborate deception,
falsifying his identity in the process. It is revealed that Justyce's creation is the
result of a Time Paradox 'accidentally' caused by the Doctor (see The Second Solution).
The paradox created the possibility of survival for a race - the Solaadons - which
would (in the future) be destroyed by Earth's Galactic Empire. Justyce, apparently the
embodiment of the pain and anguish of the Solaadons, subjects the Doctor to
an emotional ordeal. Depicting the act of genocide committed against the Solaadons by
the human race, Justyce convinces the Doctor that he should sacrifice the
violent, destructive human race in favour of the enlightened, peaceful Solaadons.
Mentally bludgeoned into submission, the Doctor decides not to create
the 1605 time paradox, but instead change history. The Earth's Galactic Empire will never
exist... Solaados will survive. Sadistically, Justyce stops the Doctor, telling
him it is not possible to change what has happened. The Doctor begs to know what Justyce wants of
him. His only reply is... 'Justyce will be served'.
Geopath: Justyce infiltrates the all-powerful
computer MAGOG, and destroys countless lives on Earth by detonating tiny heart
implants in the population. The Doctor traps Justyce in the TARDIS. Fearing for Truman's
safety, the Doctor leaves his companion on Earth. This is the final battle... and the
Doctor must fight it alone...
JUSTYCE
Finally, the Doctor turns to fight the foe who has hounded him
throughout Time and Space. He thinks he knows what
Justyce is. He thinks he knows how Justyce was created.
He dares to think that, now, he can defeat Justyce.
But what if all is not what it seems?
Haunting dreams, Solaadon terrorism and evil human
ambition conspire to thwart the Doctor. And time is running out...
synchronize