The Scripts: The Crusade

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The Scripts: The Crusade

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Author(s):

David Whitaker

First Pub:

1994

Genre(s):

Science Fiction; Television Tie-In

First Read:

Unknown

Times Read:

Never (or unknown...)

Rating:

Internal ID:

1217

Series:

The Scripts: Galaxy 4
Doctor Who: The Script of the Film

Doctor Who - Script Books*

#10 of 11

Doctor Who - Script Books*

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1) The Scripts: The Tribe of Gum
2) The Scripts: The Tomb of the Cybermen
3) The Scripts: The Talons of Weng-Chiang
4) The Scripts: The Daleks
5) The Scripts: The Masters of Luxor
6) The Scripts: The Daemons
7) The Scripts: The Power of the Daleks
8) The Scripts: Ghost Light
9) The Scripts: Galaxy 4
10) The Scripts: The Crusade
11) Doctor Who: The Script of the Film

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Added: 01-Jan-2001

Last Updated: 16-Apr-2020

01-Jan-1994

Titan Books

Date Issued:

Cir 01-Jan-1994

Internal ID:

1272

Publisher:

Titan Books

ISBN:

Unknown

Country:

United Kingdom

Language:

English

Credits:

John McElroy - Editor

PERIL IN PALESTINE... The TARDIS lands in twelfth century Palestine, near the city of Jaffa. Barbara is soon kidnapped by the mighty Saracen leader, Saladin, and Ian sets off to rescue her. Meanwhile, the Doctor and Vicki are taken to the court of King Richard the Lionheart, who is leading the crusade against the Saracens. Read for the first time the complete script of one of the great 'lost' Doctor Who stories, together with background and technical information.

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01-Jan-1994
Titan Books

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Author(s)

David Whitaker
Birth: 18 Apr 1928 Knebworth, England, UK
Death: 04 Feb 1980 Fulham, London, England, UK

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