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Doctor Who: Thicker Than Water (#73)
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Three years after Világ was all but laid waste by the Killorans, the Doctor
is back alongside a different companion. And a lot has changed.
Now elected Principle Triumvir, head of a tripartite government, Rossiter is
working to secure a peaceful future for the planet by researching the
technology the Killorans left behind. But he has to contend with opposition
from his daughter, Sofia, who heads a public campaign demanding the
destruction of all alien artefacts.
Politics has caused a rift between father and daughter, and as if that weren't
enough, Sofia doesn't approve of her new step-mother either. Emotions soon boil
over into violence, a violence that seems to have gripped the entire city.
Friendships bind people close, but they say that blood is...
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This is Paul Sutton's second script
for Big Finish, a direct sequel to his 2004 debut
Arrangements For War. It also marks the first time that
Edward Salt, who previously has been limited to single CD plays,
has directed one of the main Doctor Who titles.
Like producer Gary Russell's novel Instruments
Of Darkness this story apparently sees the Doctor and Mel meet up with Evelyn
sometime after she departed the TARDIS.
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