UNIT: Time Heals

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Time Heals
Jason Haigh-Ellery
Produced by	Ian Farrington Jason Haigh-Ellery
Length	70 minutes
Preceded by	UNIT: The Coup
Followed by	UNIT: Snake Head

UNIT: Time Heals is a

(United Nations Intelligence Taskforce). "Time Heals", released in December 2004, is the first in a four-part mini-series.

Plot

The UK branch of UNIT has handed over its duties to the government's own military investigative organisation,

. When UNIT's command officer goes missing and a dangerous and secret cargo gets hijacked, Colonel Emily Chaudry, the division's publicity officer finds herself in charge.

Cast

• The Brigadier - Nicholas Courtney
• Colonel Emily Chaudhry -
  Siri O'Neal
• Colonel Robert Dalton - Nicholas Deal
• Lieutenant Dodds - Matthew Brenher
• Kelly - Stephen Carlile
• Lieutenant Hoffman - Robert Curbishley
• Francis Currie - Michael Hobbs
• Meade - Alfred Hoffman

External links

• Big Finish Productions - UNIT: Time Heals