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Doctor Who en de Holenmonsters

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Novelization of the <i>Doctor Who</i> TV episodes/story named "Doctor Who and the Silurians". While caving in Derbyshire, two pot-holers are attacked by a huge creature and one is killed. At the nearby Wenley Moor nuclear research centre, which is built into the same caves, there are strange power losses threatening the reactor. Not only is everyone is at a loss to explain these incidents but there is also a high number of breakdowns involving staff members. Now exiled to Earth and working for UNIT, the Doctor and his assistant Liz are sent for. As the surviving pot-holer begins to make cave-paintings in his ward the Doctor discovers not only a Tyrannosaurus Rex but a colony of Silurians - intelligent, walking lizards who have been dormant for millions of years. Now they have awoken to find that mankind has replaced them as the rulers of Earth - and they want it back. Can the Doctor find a way of thwarting their plans or will humanity be wiped out to usher in a new Age of the Lizards?

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Doctor Who en de Holenmonsters, Malcolm Hulke, Joke Hulst-Brander

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Released
1974
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(Paperback),
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Good
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Title
Doctor Who en de Holenmonsters
Language
Dutch
Released
1974
Format
Paperback
Pages
174
ISBN10
9026981066
ISBN13
9789026981067
Series
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Novelization of the <i>Doctor Who</i> TV episodes/story named "Doctor Who and the Silurians". While caving in Derbyshire, two pot-holers are attacked by a huge creature and one is killed. At the nearby Wenley Moor nuclear research centre, which is built into the same caves, there are strange power losses threatening the reactor. Not only is everyone is at a loss to explain these incidents but there is also a high number of breakdowns involving staff members. Now exiled to Earth and working for UNIT, the Doctor and his assistant Liz are sent for. As the surviving pot-holer begins to make cave-paintings in his ward the Doctor discovers not only a Tyrannosaurus Rex but a colony of Silurians - intelligent, walking lizards who have been dormant for millions of years. Now they have awoken to find that mankind has replaced them as the rulers of Earth - and they want it back. Can the Doctor find a way of thwarting their plans or will humanity be wiped out to usher in a new Age of the Lizards?