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Rated: 7/10. Online visitor hits since 13 April 2003. Doctor Who news delivered independently by Eye Of Horus, based in ther UK News, comment and reviews detailing the BBC ONE drama both the New Series and the Classic Series. Eye of Horus was established as a magazine in 1983 and online in 2003.
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The Eye of Horus was an Osiran device that beamed a signal that suppressed the renegade Osiran known as Sutekh and held him prisoner inside a pyramid on Earth. This artefact resembled a round flashing red gem and was located in a pyramid on Mars which was safeguarded with multiple traps, including Osiran service robots loyal to Horus. In 1911, Sutekh attempted to destroy the pyramid on Mars ...
Jun 22, 2024 · The Eye of Horus is destroyed, unleashing Sutekh – but in a final showdown on Mars, the Doctor is able to extend the terminus of the time tunnel down which Sutekh is travelling into the far future.
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Eye of Horus | The independent Doctor Who resource. DOCTOR WHO continues with PETER CAPALDI with THE HUSBANDS OF RIVER SONG on 25.12.2015.
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Ancient Egypt is enjoying a golden age - peace, prosperity and a powerful Pharaoh. But something is moving through the sands. A forgotten god requests an invite to the feast.
Professor Bernice Summerfield - Lisa BowermanThe Doctor - Sylvester McCoyAce - Sophie AldredSutekh the Destroyer - Gabriel WoolfTutmosis does not like being referred to as King Tut.Hatshepsut's barge is the Ship of a Billion Years.Both the Doctor and Sutekh initially arrive from the desert, and have a profound influence on a pharaoh.This story was recorded on 13, 14, 17, and 18 November and 5 December 2014 at The Moat Studios and The Sound House.A historical expert, John Johnston, was consulted for this release to ensure factual accuracy to Ancient Egyptian history.Sutekh encourages Tutmosis to murder his mother, Hatshepsut, to ascend to king. This is inspired by real life Egyptian history, as is the Land of Punt.Hatshepsut mentions Sarah Jane Smith as one of the people she is to expect. (TV: Pyramids of Mars)An Osirian barge is called the Ship of a Billion Years. (AUDIO: The Ship of a Billion Years)The Doctor removes many of his own memories to make more space. In this incarnation he has made a habit of removing unnecessary memories. (PROSE: Genesys) In his next, as well, he would have most o...Doctor Who news delivered independently by Eye Of Horus, based in ther UK News, comment and reviews detailing the BBC ONE drama both the New Series and the Classic Series. Eye of Horus was established as a magazine in 1983 and online in 2003.
Jun 18, 2024 · The Doctor realized Sutekh was attempting to free himself from ancient bonds, which could not be allowed to happen or the universe would become a desolate wasteland. "Pyramid of Mars" establishes that Sutekh is from the planet of Osiris and has been imprisoned in a pyramid by the Eye of Horus.
