Doctor Who Series 1 - Story 2 - Big Stompy Robots: Chapter One: Call The Medic!

DOCTOR WHO: BIG STOMPY ROBOTS - A sci-fi romp

Every week (or as broadcasting schedules permit) the fictional Xenos Coverage Crew from Star Newz reports the latest in the ongoing battles against an invading force of cruel lizard aggressors. Leading the charge in this low-budget sci-fi production are an amiably dim news anchor and a headstrong field reporter. Neither of them have a hair out of place…

...not even when real Big Stompy Robots come down from the skies, and Star Newz and their studio find themselves in need of desperate help from one of their biggest fans - The Doctor!  As reality becomes stranger than fiction, the stakes get raised and soon a whole planet faces imminent destruction!

What shadowy secrets are locked away in a state-of-the-art production office?

What juicy role will star actress Connie London play in the ongoing adventures of The Doctor and Julia?

And at the end of the world, just what use are a tourist map and a smug canary?

 

Chapter One: Call The Medic!

Lights!  Camera!  Action!  The Doctor and Julia accidentally make a scene, as force-of-nature leading actress Connie London makes her big entrance, and all hell breaks loose...

 

CAST

The Doctor ... K. Woo

Julia Shahid ... Fazia Rizvi

Connie London ... Valina Cutler

Brick Thrustjaw ... Joe J. Thomas 

Stroheimberg ... Justin Fife

Peter/Marjorie ... Lisa Michaud

Dunning ... Alan Gordon

Agamadae Warrior ... Kayla Gill

Trainer .... Kyle Borcz

 

Written by K. Woo & Vince Stadon

Directed by Kyle Borcz

 

Music by Kevin MacLeod

 

Doctor Who logo by John Callaghan

Art by K. Woo

Many thanks to freesound.org

 

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