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Doctor
Who |
by:
John Leeky
Episodes:
1
Companions:
Barusa
Submitted for:
CBS Series
Story:
The Time Lords, led by a dying
Cardinal Barusa are under attack from the Daleks whilst
the Doctor is traveling the galaxy looking for the legendry
Lost Scrolls. On his journey he is attacked by a Spider
Dalek and is forced to return to Gallifrey where the
Master, Barusa's son, confronts the Doctor. The Master
is next in line for succession to the presidency of
Gallifrey but many Time Lords want the Doctor, Barusa's
grandson, to take leadership of Gallifrey. By eliminating
the Doctor there will be nothing to stop the Master.
In his final moments, Barusa tells The Doctor that his
long lost father was the Time Lord explorer Ulysses
and that his mother was a human from the 'Blue Planet'.
The Doctor then resolves to find his father and takes
off in Ulysses' old TARDIS. As he takes off Barusa's
spirit is somehow trapped in the crystals that power
the TARDIS and he becomes one with it, able to communicate
with and advise the Doctor.
Notes: It is plain that Leeky's reboot
of the series borrows heavily from the original. The
Master, Gallifrey and the Daleks all appear as does
Cardinal Borusa (inexplicably renamed Barusa). However,
in direct contrast to the original series The Doctor's
motivation and origins are explained in detail, leaving
you with an eccentric Englishman in space 'quest format'
show.
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The
Yeti |
By
John Leeky
Episodes: 1
Companions: Barusa
Submitted for:
Proposed CBS series
Story:
Continuing on his quest to find his father The Doctor
visits 1953 to visit the Dali Lama. Upon landind he
encounters Sir Edmund Hilary's expedition to conquer
Everest and Hilary tells the Doctor how is team encounterd
a group of large furry creatures whilst attempting to
scale the mountain. Hilary intends to return and hunt
the creatures down and the Doctor decides to join them.
During the hunt they get surrounded by the Yeti but
the Doctor is able to communicate with them and finds
out that they are actually peaceful Neanderthals that
have hidden in this remote spot for many thousands of
years.
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The
Outcasts |
By John
Leeky
Episodes: 1
Companions: Barusa
Submitted for:
Proposed CBS series
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| A
concept sketch of Gallifrey from the Leeky Bible |
Story:
The TARDIS crystals are being drained of power
by a 'grid lock' the master has placed on the TARDIS
and the Doctor is forced to return to Gallifrey in order
to save Barusa. He lands in the wilderness outside the
domed city and encounter Cybs who are picking off the
Outcasts, the dwellers of the wilderness, and using
them for parts and slaves. The Doctor gathers together
a fighting force of Outcasts and together they defeat
the Cybs. The Doctor and the outcasts enter the city
and remove the gridlock.
Notes:
The Outcasts takes it's ideas of the people living outside
the domed city from 1977's 'The Invasion of Time'
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The
Daleks |
By John
Leeky
Episodes: 1
Companions: Barusa
Submitted for:
Proposed CBS series
Story:
The Doctor is captured by the
Time Lords and by decree of his brother and Lord President
of Gallifrey, the Master, is sent to Skaro to prevent
the creation of the Daleks. The Time Lords have foreseen
that the Daleks become the major destructive for in
the galaxy.
The Doctor meets with Davros, the Kaleds chief scientist
and they work together to stop the mutation of the Kaled
race, which he believes will evolve to become Daleks.
They divert their efforts to create a protective case
for the mutants so that they can survive. The Doctor
realises that Davros is modifying the mutants to remove
their emotions and increasing their desire to kill,
and creating the daleks.
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| A
concept sketch of the Amblin spider Dalek |
From here on in it follows the story of 'Genesis of
the Daleks', however it is revealed that the Master
has manipulated the Doctor into helping create the Daleks,
so that he can take control of them and control the
galaxy.
The Doctor uses the TARDIS to go back to the point where
he initially arrived at in order to kill Davros by wiping
out the small nuclear device that powers his chair,
but he can't do it. "Some things are not for men
to decide, we are not Gods."
Notes:
This story lifted form the 1974 Tom Baker story "Genesis
of the Daleks" by Terry Nation with some notable
additions. Skaro has become a "world of two continents,
separated by a vast ocean" and Davros is described
as being "crumpled down, as if gravity were exerting
an enormous force down on him. His eyes, ears, voice
box have been replaced with vat grown bio-mass plastic."
he still has a "protective shell" over the
lower part of his body. The Daleks are described as
enormous spiders with protective armour genetically
attached to them. Amblin even went to far as to create
a test shot for the redesigned daleks, which was screened
on the computer game program Gamesmaster in 1994.
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The
Pirates |
By
John Leeky
Episodes: 1
Companions: Barusa
Submitted for:
Proposed CBS series
Story:Continuing
the search for the Doctor's father, Barusa suggests that
he might be the famous earth pirate Blackbeard. Arriving
in 18th century Spain the Doctor is captured by a band
of pirates who force him into helping them discipher a
treasure map. The Doctor escapes with the map, hoping
that it will lead him to his father. When he arrives at
the location of the treasure he finds Blackbeard removing
a casket from the ground, assisted the pirates he had
just escaped from. Blackbeard and the Doctor fight off
the pirates. The Doctor turns to ask Blackbeard if he
is the Doctors father, Ulysses, but sees him galloping
off in his horse.
Notes: One
of the very few original story ideas in the leeky bible,
this seems to be a swashbuckling adventure with a grand
fight at the end.
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Don't
Shoot, I'm the Doctor! |
By
John Leeky
Episodes: 1
Companions: Barusa
Submitted for:
Proposed CBS series
Story:
Waking from a nightmare, the Doctor finds
that he has a toothache. Barusa suggests that they return
to Gallifrey so that he can get the offending tooth removed,
but the Doctor decides to head to Earth instead, so that
he can be treated by a 'civilised dentist'.
Instead of landing in the 20th century they discover that
it is in fact 1881 and they have landed in Tombstone.
Unfazed, the Doctor heads into town and asks a local man
if the have a dentist. The man laughs nervously. Proceeding
down the main street he is caught in a lasso by two drunken
cowboys, and then rope drag the doctor at high speed down
the street. The boys come to an abrupt halt as they see
the fearsome Doc Holliday step out onto the street. Still
skidding down the street, the Doctor rolls straight into
Doc Holliday. Apologising profusely, the doctor gets to
his feet and explains that he is looking for a dentist,
to which Holliday invites him to his surgery to clean
up and have the troublesome tooth removed.
No sooner have they arrived at the surgery than Holliday
has to leave 'to take care of some unfinished business',
however, he leaves the Doctor in the capable hands of
his girl, kate. Intrigued, the Doctor asks Kate to explain
why Holliday had to leave so abruptly. She tells him that
there a feud is brewing between the Earp and Clanton families,
and that Holliday is simply trying to keep the situation
contained.
As they talk, Kate begins to confide in the Doctor, she
tells him that Holliday is erratic, one day violent and
abusive, the next loving and kind. The Doctor offers to
help and after changing his now tattered clothes for some
of Doc Holliday's, goes off in search of him.
He finds the dentist at the saloon. The Doctor tries to
talk to him about Kate's concerns but this only makes
him angry and suspicious of the Doctor's intentions towards
Kate. Holliday grabs the Doctor and unceremoniously throws
him out if the bar an tells him to keep his nose out of
other peoples business. The Doctor dusts himself off and
returns to Kate and tells her of his failure to reason
with the man. Kate thanks him and fixes him up with a
room at the boarding house.
As the Doctor sleeps, Ike Clanton creeps up to his window,
opens the catch and steps inside. He levels his gun at
the Doctor's sleeping frame, but just before he fires
the doctor jumps out of bed and throws the blankets at
him, deflecting the shot. Ike realises that the man in
front of him is not Doc Holliday, even though he is wearing
his clothes. At that moment the door flies open and a
drunken Doc Holliday bursts into the room, spoiling for
a fight with the Doctor. Spotting Ike Clanton he shifts
his attention and the pair lunge at each other while the
Doctor looks on bemused. Woken by the fray, Kate rushes
in and drags Holliday off Ike, giving the intruder the
chance to escape. As the Doctor surveys the carnage Virgil
Earp walks into the room and knocks him unconscious.
The Doctor comes to in a jail cell. Opening his eyes only
slightly so as not to be noticed he sees Doc Holliday
arguing with a prisoner in the next cell: Les Moore. Meanwhile
Wyatt Earp has run into Tom McLaury, a friend of Ike's.
A shouting match ensues culminating with Earp pistol whipping
McLaury. Unbeknownst to Earp, McLaury's brother Frank
and Clanton's brother Billy have just rode into town.
Kate spies them approaching and rushes off to tell Holliday.
At the jail Kate breathlessly recounts what she saw. Doc
Holliday wakes the Doctor, telling him that after he has
dealt with the new arrivals he will deal with him. Kate
protests but Holliday grabs her and slaps her in the face.
Kate struggles to get free and in the process the jail
cell keys are dropped. Holliday leaves and drags Kate
home.
Spying the keys the Doctor uses his yo-yo to drag them
over to him and unlocks the door. He then frees Les, who
suggests that they change clothes so that they will not
be so easily identified. The Doctor agrees. Les is first
through the door but as he steps into the daylight he
is shot in the back. The Doctor dives back into the jailhouse
and grabs a gun and holster from the sheriff's armory
before sneaking away undetected to make sure that Kate
is safe.
In the town, tensions are rising as word of Tom's beating
reaches the ears of the Clantons and the McLaurys and
a new arrival, Billy 'the kid' Claiborne. They converge
at the OK corral as Doc Holliday, Virgil Earp, the Doctor,
and Sherriff Behan all arrive. The Doctor attempts to
talk Doc Holliday confronting the Clantons gang. Holliday,
sick of the Doctor's interference, goes for his gun, only
to be dragged off by Virgil to join his brothers. Behan
and McLaury's gang turn the corner to be faced with the
Earps and Doc Holliday. Holiday then pulls his pistol
and a shootout begins, leaving Billy Clanton, Tom and
Frank McLaury dead. Ike make a run for it but Holliday
fires and he falls to the ground wounded. Holliday runs
to Ike, puts the gun to his head and fires, but the gun
is empty. He goes for his second revolver only for the
gun and holster to fly off from a shot by the Doctor,
hidden in a barn. Ike jumps to his feet and runs and Holliday
launches himself at the Doctor. A fistfight ensues, during
which a stray punch knocks the Doctor's tooth out. The
Doctor climbs a ladder and Holliday follows only be be
kicked off by the Doctor. The fall leaves Holliday on
the ground unconscious.
As the Doctor gathers his breath he hears a whistle and
Kate's bursts into the barn on horseback. The Doctor grabs
a hoist rope and swings from the top of the barn onto
the back of the horse and they speed out of Tombstone.
They pass Boot Hill where a burial is being conducted.
The Doctor asks who the poor man was: Les Moore. The Doctor
dismounts and writes on the headstone the famous words
'Here lies the body of Les Moore, no less no more, shot
in the back by a 44'.
Notes: Leeky
was very interested in this period of American history
and spent some time researching the events of the actual
gunfight at the Gene Autry Western Heritage Museum. It
is perhaps for this reason that the Doctor hardly features
in the main plot at all, being more concerned with what
lies beneath Kate's undergarments (the outline mentions
rising sexual tension between them, with a flirtatious
scene taking place as the Doctor changes into Doc Holliday's
clothes). |
The
Land of Fear |
By
John Leeky
Episodes: 1
Companions: Barusa
Submitted for:
Proposed CBS series
Story:
The Doctor remembers that his father once talked of meeting
Robespierre and sets off for Paris in 1790. During his
investigationshe becomes involved with master spy James
Sterling and find out that he plans to kill Robespierre. |
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