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PROBE: The Zero Imperative
Former UNIT luminary Liz Shaw and her assistant Bayliss are investigating a series of bizarre murders, all committed near a soon-to-be-closed psychiatric hospital. When the hospital is unexpectedly reprieved by rich Industrialist Peter Russell events seem to move out of Liz's control. Are the incumbent director of the clinic, Doctor Dove and his predecessor Doctor O'Kane harboring the killer? What is the centuries-old horror hidden in the grounds? And what exactly is the secret of room zero?
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Former UNIT luminary Liz Shaw and her assistant Bayliss are investigating a series of bizarre murders, all committed near a soon-to-be-closed psychiatric hospital. When the hospital is unexpectedly reprieved by rich Industrialist Peter Russell events seem to move out of Liz's control. Are the incumbent director of the clinic, Doctor Dove and his predecessor Doctor O'Kane harboring the killer? What is the centuries-old horror hidden in the grounds? And what exactly is the secret of room zero?
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Genre:Science Fiction, Action, Adventure, Crime, Horror
Written By:Mark Gatiss
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:WLC Pictures, BBV Productions
Cast
Bill Baggs
Director
Caroline John
Dr. Elizabeth Shaw
Jon Pertwee
Dr. Jeremiah O'Kane
Sylvester McCoy
Dr. Colin Dove
Colin Baker
Peter Russell
Mark Gatiss
Dr. William Bruffin
Louise Jameson
Patricia Haggard
Sophie Aldred
Public Relations Officer
Linda Lusardi
Louise Bayliss
David Terence
Daniel O'Kane / Eustace O'Kane
Nicola Fulljames
Dr. Beatrice Hearst
Patricia Merrick
Dr. Julie Gilchrist
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