Jon Pertwee - (The Doctor)

Elisabeth Sladen - (Sarah-Jane Smith)

Nicholas Courtney - (Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart)

Kevin Lindsay - (Linx)

Donald Pelmear - (Professor Rubeish)

David Daker - (Irongron)

John J. Carney - (Bloodaxe)

June Brown - (Eleanor)

Alan Rowe - (Edward of Wessex)

Jeremy Bulloch - (Hal)

Sheila Fay - (Meg)

Gordon Pitt - (Eric)

Steve Brunswick - (Sentry)

A spacecraft crashes near the castle of a robber baron in the Middle Ages, and the Sontaran Warrior within needs help with its repair. Unable to obtain the technical expertise he requires, he ventures forward in time to the 20th century and begins kidnapping scientists.

This attracts the attention of UNIT and the Doctor, who follows the trail back through time, unknowingly taking a young stowaway with him...

Working Title:

The Time Fugitive, The Fugitive

Things to look for:

• New title sequence.
• Actor, Rodney Bewes, who plays Stien! (Played one of the Likely Lads, in the BBC series of the same name).
• The first time the Doctor's planet Gallifrey is mentioned! 

The Doctor Who Archive:

All 4 episodes exist.

Bloopers:

• Episode 1 - When Linx first meets Irongron and places his flag in the ground, Irongron and Bloodaxe turn their heads and look to their right, for no reason whatsoever!

- The Time Warrior, edited episodic format, Released March 1989; PAL (BBC Video cat.# 4245).

Not yet released on DVD.

Not yet released on Audio.

- The Time Warrior by Terrance Dicks, Published 1978 - [Target no.65]

- The Time Warrior by Terrance Dicks, Published 1993 - [Target no.65]

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