The Lost World

The programme brings Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's classic adventure tale to the screen in a thrilling series. While out hunting, Roxton accidentally discharges his gun in a sudden abrupt moment, striking a young woman who seemingly materialises out of nowhere.

Time After Time is a programme presented as an episode that draws its inspiration from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic adventure story. The series reimagines the original narrative for a contemporary audience, preserving the adventurous spirit that made the source material popular. It’s positioned as a thrilling adaptation within the programme format, and the production aims to capture the excitement of the original tale. In the central incident, the character Roxton is out on a hunt when an unexpected event occurs. While tracking his quarry, he unintentionally fires his weapon at a young woman who materialises without warning. The sudden appearance of the woman and Roxton’s accidental shot form the core of the episode’s tension. The episode builds its tension around this accidental shooting, using the surprise of the woman’s arrival to propel the story forward. The narrative focuses on Roxton’s reaction and the immediate consequences of his mistake, highlighting the unpredictable nature of the encounter. No further characters are introduced beyond those involved in this incident. By staying close to the original adventure premise, the programme maintains the sense of sudden danger and mystery that characterises Conan Doyle’s work. The concise format of the episode allows the incident to be explored in depth without diverging from the core narrative, keeping viewers engaged with the unfolding drama.