Fanon:Catacomb (Doctor Who)
This is Part One of "The Labyrinth of Time", it is Proceded by "The Destruction of the TARDIS" and is followed by Astray, Annihiliation and Pursuit.
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The Labyrinth of Time: Catacomb (Part One) is a Doctor Who: Sims 3 episode, that was uploaded on September 2, 2012.
Plot
Recap
After the TARDIS being sabotaged by the Cyberman, The TARDIS, with the Doctor and Katarina in it, crashes into an unknown planet.
Conclusion
The Doctor and Katarina surviving the crash, are making their way through the TARDIS to the Secondary Control Room. While on the Planet, An unknown creature is terrorising three cowboys in an old Western Town. The Doctor, with Katarina arrive in the Secondary Control Room and immediantly make there way to the console room. The Doctor presses a button, and a door appears outer no where. They walk into the room, to see a room full of monitars, computers and a device projecting green energy. The Doctor "resets" his clothes, and accidenly acitvates "Personal History" where hologram images of the Doctor past selfs are seen, the Doctor than activates the "Restoration" button, where the TARDIS regains it power, and repairs the Main Control Room. In the old Western Town, the Doctor and Katarina walk outer the TARDIS to see a abandoned Western Town. Hours later after searching the town, and find no one, they find a set of sraircases leading down to a Catacomb like place. After arriving down the stairs, they see a cowboys running away, They soon follow him and find him. Immediently after finding him, they ecounter a Weeping Angels, startled and scared by this, the Trio decide to run, where they soon encounter a Dalek. The Daleks starts threating to kill them, than screeching "Exterminate!" at them. TO BE CONTINUED...
Cast
Starring
- The Doctor
- Katarina Jones
Guest Starring
- Patrick Troughton as The Second Doctor
- Jon Pertwee as The Third Doctor
- Sylvester McCoy as The Seventh Doctor
- William Hartnell as The First Doctor
- Tom Baker as The Fourth Doctor
- Matt Smith as The Eleventh Doctor
- Charles Siringo
- and Nicholas Briggs as the Voice of the Daleks
Music Composers
- Joel Goldsmith
- Hans Zimmer
- Brad Fiedal
- Blues Saraceno (Music Theme)
Title
A Catacomb is an underground cemetery consisting ofa subterranean gallery with recesses for tombs, as constructed by the ancient Romans. This refers to the Underground Catacombs the Doctor, Katarina and Charles find, filled with Weeping Angels and Daleks.
Music Notes
- Blues Saraceno is now credited as the Composer of the Opening Sequence, after being mistakenly left off the credits on Part Four of "The Destruction of the TARDIS".
- This is the first episode outer the entire Sims 3 series not to feature any music from the New Series or Classic Series.
Notes
- From this episode onwards, every episode has it own title, and it no longer named just Part One, Part Two etc.
- Shortly after the title, part, and creator are displayed, overflow credits are now employed. These overflow credits consist of the director, producer, and guest cast. This device will now become common practice in following episodes.
- A new font for the overflow credits and the ending credits is now used. However the font used for "The Destruction of the TARDIS" is still used on the Opening Sequence, this won't change untill Astray.
- This is the first episode since Part One of "The Destruction of the TARDIS" to have the "TO BE CONTINUED..." caption at the cliffanger, this will become a common occurance in future episodes.
- The Doctor is now credited as "Dr. Who" in the ending credits, previously he was credited as "Doctor Who".
- This episode makes the first appearance of the Daleks in the Sims 3 series. The Weeping Angels make there first appearance also, although this appearance is only brief, and they would only make one other appearance in the next episode Astray. They would eventually return as the main enemy in "The Angels Who Cried Wolf".
Continuity
- Charles Siringo makes his first appearance in this episode. He wouldn't have Companion statis untill Astray.
- The voice of the Dalek was achieved by using Sound Clips from the New Series episode "Dalek".
- The sound of the Dalek Energy Lasers are the same sounds used in "Remembrance of the Daleks".
- The TARDIS undergoes a change in appearnce when it is restored.
Mistakes
- Once the Cowboys reach the end of the corridor, it zooms in towards them, when you see them from the Daleks procepective, they have magicly swapped positions.
- Also in the same scene, the background that appears in the window behind the Cowboys changes from the Western Town, to a green tree, than to a Blue Screen.
- Although not an error in the episode itself, the scene where the Doctor changes his clothes is different to what it is in the Opening Sequence. In here it looks more better, while in the Opening Sequence, it looks crap.
- Blues Saraceno is incorrectly spelt as Blue Saraceno in the Ending Credits.
