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Episode Studies by Clayton Barr

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Sapphire & Steel: Daisy Chain Sapphire & Steel
"Daisy Chain" Part 3
Audio drama
Big Finish Productions
Written by Joseph Lidster
Directed by Nigel Fairs
June 2005

 

Events take a sinister turn at the Sowersby home.

 

Characters appearing or mentioned in this episode

 

Thomas Peter Jarvis ("Tom", pizza delivery guy, dies in this episode)

Gabrielle Sowersby

Dave

Steel

James Sowersby

Sapphire

Jennifer Sowersby

Josh Sowersby

Mrs. Kemp (mentioned only)

Mr. Sowersby (mentioned only)

 

Didja Notice?

 

At about 12:00 in the episode, Jennifer is heard singing a parody version of the song "We Three Kings". The original song is a Christmas carol written by John Henry Hopkins, Jr. in 1857. She then sings another parody of the Christmas song "While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks".

 

In this episode, Josh (manipulated by Time), is able to use Sapphire's power to turn back time while she is holding the "possessed" music box. Josh turns time back by several years even though Sapphire can normally only turn back time less than 24 hours. Did her power increase since the events of the TV series? Or was Time able to enhance her power for this task?

 

The prayer James utters at about 15:41 in the episode is a Christian children's prayer of thanks: "Thank you for the world so sweet, Thank you for the food we eat. Thank you for the birds that sing, Thank you God for everything."

 

The theme music at the end of the episode gets abruptly cut off with a quick burst of static, a nod to Josh's ability to muck with the television and other electrical devices.

  

Memorable Dialog

 

I loved you, so why did you kill me?.mp3

you are not dead.mp3

they don't know how to torture each other anymore.mp3

I'd do anything for you, Steel.mp3

Aunty Sapphire.mp3

you can trust your Uncle Steel.mp3 

 

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