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| The Seventh Dungeon of Drakmoore | |
| Season: | 31 |
| Story Number: | 151 |
| Doctor: | Jeffrey Coburn Doctor |
| Companions: | Christine |
| Writer: | Thomas Himinez |
| Producer: | DWAD |
| Release Date: | 1999 |
| Running Time: | 72 minutes |
| No. Episodes: | 4 episodes |
| Previous Story: | The Crimson Scarab |
| Following Story: | Shadow of the Dragon |
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Synopsis[]
In the 13th century, Henry III may have sat on the throne of England, but it was the barons who ruled the land. Some were kind, some corrupt. Most had their eye on the crown for themselves...but one had help.
Unnatural help.
Gargaman of Drakmoore poured his armies forth across the land; no one was able to stand before his might. Some called him a sorcerer, others said he had signed a pact with the devil. Perhaps both were right.
Those who stood against him would taste the cold steel of his sword. Some, however, suffered a worse fate. There are terrible stories about the dungeons of Drakmoore. Unspeakable horrors. And beyond the dungeons, past the dank cells that held the dead and dying, was the seventh dungeon. The dungeon where Gargaman's evil rested. Where men faced the truth behind the power of Drakmoore...and lost their souls.
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This episodes marks a change in the opening and closing theme; from here until the end of The Chronic Rift, the Seventh Doctor's music is used.
Cast[]
Doctor Who: Jeffrey Coburn
Lord Gargaman: Jym DeNatale
Christine: Rachel Sommers
Lady Kathryn: Sheri Devine
Durant: Chip Jamison
Sir John: David Segal
Crew[]
Script Editor: David A Segal
Title Music: Keff McCulloch
Graphics: Cliff Bowman
Story by: Thomas Himinez
Additional Script: Sheri Devine
Stunt Coordinator: Jym DeNatale
Swordmaster: Chip Jamison
Special Sounds: Vern Thrasher
Produced by: Douglas Phillips
Executive Producer: David Segal
Production Notes[]
Production Code: 32D16
(c) 1999 Everlasting Films
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