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The Doctor, a time-traveling alien explorer, is sent by his people, the Time Lords, to liberate a small... moreUser Comments:
It's a pity there won't be more like this........ moreCast
(Series Credited cast) | Richard E. Grant | ... | The Doctor (voice) |
 | Sophie Okonedo | ... | Alison Cheney (voice) |
 | Derek Jacobi | ... | The Master (voice) |
| Diana Quick | ... | Prime (voice) |
| Jim Norton | ... | Maj. Thomas Kennet (voice) |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Anna Calder-Marshall | ... | Mathilda Pierce (voice) |
| Andrew Dunn | ... | Max (voice) |
| Craig Kelly | ... | Joe (voice) |
| Conor Moloney | ... | Dawson / Greaves (voice) |
 | David Tennant | ... | Caretaker (voice) |
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90 min (6 parts)Country:
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Was envisaged as a pilot - an alternative way to bring back Doctor Who, with Grant as the Ninth Doctor (though no mention is made of his predecessors). When a new TV series was announced in 2003 (for airing 2005), this plan was abandoned and the new series will feature a definitive Ninth Doctor. Plans for a DVD release of this animated feature were subsequently cancelled, as were plans for follow-up adventures featuring Grant as The Doctor. moreQuotes:
The Doctor: I only come to this planet for the wine and the total eclipses, and I do love a nice old fashioned invasion. moreFAQ
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It's a pity that the BBC didn't cast Richard in the forthcoming revival of the television series. He was a great Ninth Doctor in this production, and I'm sure that he would have been great in a television series as well. Now it seems that this will be a one-off production. There is a brief piece of fiction featuring his Incarnation at the Doctor Who BBCi website, but now Christopher Eccleston will take on the role of the Ninth Doctor (following Paul McGann's Eighth Incarnation in the 1996 television movie)in the forthcoming series, due to begin production this Summer, and to be on British screens(BBC Wales)in 2005. I strongly suggest catching this production if at all possible. It may be released on DVD in the near future from what I hear.