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The Last Reviewed |
27/10/04 |
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Big Finish have released October's Doctor Who story which is the
second in the current 'season' of Eighth Doctor plays. Written by
Gary Hopkins, the TCR
review of The Last is now online.
Beware of spoilers!
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Daphne Ashbrook in the UK DVD |
27/10/04 |
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Coming to DVD in November from 10th Planet and Covert Productions
is Daphne Ashbrook In The UK, following the star of the 1996
Doctor Who Television Movie and upcoming Big Finish Doctor
Who adventure The Next Life as she toured
this country.
Of particular interest is a behind-the-scenes feature on the upcoming
The Next Life which reunites
Ashbrook with her TVM co-star, the
Eighth Doctor himself, Paul McGann, in the
last story of the fourth 'season' of Eighth Doctor audio plays.
From the back cover:
When DOCTOR WHO returned in 1996 for a big budget TV Movie, actress DAPHNE
ASHBROOK faced the challenge of reinterpreting the classic companion
figure for a modern audience. As the quirky Grace Holloway, Daphne
brought life to a memorable character and a controversial love interest
for PAUL McGANN as the eighth Doctor.
In Summer 2004, Daphne crossed the Atlantic to make her first ever DOCTOR
WHO personal appearances in the United Kingdom. This special documentary
follows Daphne's entire visit, looking back at the world of DOCTOR WHO,
and sharing her unique perspective on the show, past and present.
As well as following her public appearances, in a newly shot interview,
Daphne offers an in-depth discussion of the making of the TV Movie, the
character of Grace and that infamous kiss. Plus we go behind the scenes of
Daphne's return to DOCTOR WHO in the Big Finish audio adventure THE NEXT
LIFE. Along with insights from writers ALAN BARNES and GARY RUSSELL, the
Doctor himself, PAUL McGANN, joins Daphne for an exclusive on-camera
reunion.
Daphne Ashbrook In The UK will be released on November 14th 2004.
Click the thumbnail to the left for a larger version of the cover to this
DVD.
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10th Planet Caerdroia Cover |
16/10/04 |
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Big Finish
Productions and 10th Planet have teamed up to produce a
special edition of November's Doctor Who CD
Caerdroia to mark November's
Dimensions convention.
The special edition CD features a unique alternative cover image and is
produced in strictly limited numbers. It will be available to purchase
for the first time at the convention and via mail order from
10th
Planet while stocks last.
Caerdroia, written by
Lloyd Rose, is released in November and stars
Paul McGann as the Doctor. Click the
thumbnail to the left for a larger image of the cover.
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More Dalek covers... |
16/10/04 |
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UNIT: The Series |
01/10/04 |
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Her Final Flight... |
26/09/04 |
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Big Finish have announced that December will see the release of a
free-to-subscribers play called Her Final
Flight written by Julian Shortman.
Featuring the Sixth Doctor and Peri, the blurb is:
When the Doctor lands on Refiloe, he's not impressed. In fact, he doesn't
intend to stay for more than just a few minutes. But someone has decided
that the TARDIS has made her final flight. Someone whose future depends
on the Doctor's death.
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See You In The Next Life... |
29/08/04 |
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Big Finish have released cast and story details for the final Eighth
Doctor story of 2004, The Next Life by
Alan Barnes and
Gary Russell which is anticipated to resolve the divergent universe
storyline. Joining Paul McGann,
India Fisher and
Conrad Westmaas will be
Daphne Ashbrook (who stared with
McGann in the 1996 Doctor Who TV Movie),
Paul Darrow of Blake's 7 fame and
Don Warrington who will be reprising
his role as Rassilon again.
The cover blurb is:
"All things must die."
Washed up on the sandy shores of a paradise island, a wild-eyed shipwreck
survivor is rescued by the wife of Daqar Keep, the richest man in the
galaxy.
Her name's Perfection. He's the Doctor. Together, they face a journey into
the dark heart of this mysterious island, to discover the deepest secrets
of this timeless cosmos. That's if the giant crabs, killer crocodiles and
murderous natives don't get them first.
Meanwhile, fellow travellers Charley and C'rizz have their own ordeal to
endure, in the grip of the Doctor's most dangerous rival. And in a
universe that's facing extinction, even the best of friends may soon
become enemies...
This life is almost over. And not everyone will make it to the next.
The Next Life will be released in
December 2004.
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Medicinal Purposes Reviewed |
26/08/04 |
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New Stories Announced For 2005 |
26/08/04 |
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Between them Big Finish and the Doctor Who Magazine have announced
more details for 2005's Doctor Who audio schedule. While the
update to the Big Finish site only listed titles, featured Doctor and
month of release, the DWM update featured information on the writers for
these stories but as there has been some title changes between the
magazine and the website update, it cannot be taken for certain that
all the following information, which is a synthesis of the two sources,
is entirely correct:
BF list April's release as the Fifth Doctor story
Three's A Crowd, which from the information
in DWM may be written by Colin Brake, writer of BBC novels such as
Escape Velocity and Colony Of Lies.
May's release according to Big Finish is
Catch-1782, featuring the Sixth Doctor and
may be written by Alison Lawson. DWM listed her as the writer of a Sixth
Doctor story for this month called The Time Sprite.
June will see the release of the previously announced
Dead Man's Hand by
John Ostrander featuring the Seventh
Doctor. This was originally scheduled for a September 2004 release until
the fourth Eighth Doctor 'season' was brought forward.
Big Finish have also listed two new Eighth Doctor stories for release
in July 2005, Terror Firma and
Clockwerks, although as these titles
were not listed in DWM there is no information on who is writing these
at this time.
Scheduled for August 2005 is Fifth Doctor story
The Council Of Nicea by
Caroline Symcox who previously co-wrote
2002's Seasons Of Fear with new
Doctor Who TV series writer
Paul Cornell.
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Big Finish
(With thanks to John Ainsworth)
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Big Finish have released the cover to Lloyd
Rose's forthcoming Eighth Doctor story
Caerdroia, which is released in November
2004. It is once more designed by Steve
Johnson.
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Second Series For Gallifrey |
25/07/04 |
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Doctor Who Magazine #346
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More On Latest McGann Season |
18/07/04 |
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Big Finish continue to release more information on the forthcoming
Eighth Doctor season of audios which will run from September to December
this year. As well as Steve Johnson's
new covers for the first two titles, teaser blurbs have been released
for both Faith Stealer by
Graham Duff and
Caerdroia by
Lloyd Rose.
Faith Stealer:
When the Doctor, Charley and C'rizz find their journey through the
Interzone interrupted by a nightmarish vision, they are surprised to
find the Kro'ka offering the perfect solution.
The Multihaven a vast array of religions and faiths housed in one
harmonious community appears to offer the perfect sanctuary in which to
convalesce. But under the guidance of the charismatic Laan Carder, one
religion seems to be gathering disciples at an alarming rate.
With the Doctor and Charley catching glimpses of an old friend and
C'rizz on the receiving end of some unorthodox religious practices, their
belief, hope and faith are about to be tested to the limit.
It¹s time to see the light.
Caerdroia:
Self-exiled to a new universe, separated from his TARDIS, opposed and
manipulated by the Divergence and their agent the Kro'ka, the Doctor has
been struggling to work out the nature of the cosmic game in which he's
an unwilling pawn. Now, at last, he has a chance to find the answer and
regain the TARDIS!
Threatened and desperate, the Kro'ka abandons his behind-the-scenes
machinations to confront the Doctor directly. But will both of them lose
their way in the maze of the strange world in which they find themselves?
A world in which a clock may have a cuckoo but no hands, a labyrinth
imprisoning a paradox, and a Garden of Curiosities reveals something the
Doctor has never seen before.
As the Doctor faces these challenges, Charley and C'rizz provide valuable
help. But with the TARDIS itself at stake, the Doctor reaches deep inside
himself to find some surprising new allies...
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Dalek Empire III Interview @ bbc.co.uk |
13/07/04 |
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Geoffrey Bayldon Is The Doctor ... Again! |
05/07/04 |
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Big Finish have announced that the special, double-disc
Doctor Who Unbound release for November
will be A Storm Of Angels by
Marc Platt. Starring
Geoffrey Bayldon as the Doctor with
Carole Ann Ford again reprising her role
as Susan, A Storm Of Angels is a sequel
to the first Doctor Who Unbound story,
Auld Mortality, which was also written by
Platt.
The blurb for the story is:
What if... the Doctor really had changed History, even just the tiniest
bit?
1480: Leonardo da Vinci visits the stars.
1508: Vasco da Gama sets foot on Mars.
1585: Francis Drake begins charting the Asteroid Belt.
1588: Earth is destroyed by a storm of angels.
The Doctor was really enjoying his freedom. But now there’s a Temporal
Agent on his tail. Gloriana and the President of Gallifrey are not amused.
And Susan’s none too well either.
Possibilities, like the Doctor, have a habit of running away with
themselves. But who cares, when the jewels are so dazzling...
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Faith Stealer; The Last Details |
05/07/04 |
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Details of the first two releases in the next Eighth Doctor season
have also been released. While no story details were released, cast
details for August's story Faith Stealer
by Grahahm Duff are now available while cast
and story details of September's The Last by
Gary Hopkins have been listed by Big Finish.
The blurb for The Last is:
Trapped on a dying world, the Doctor and Charley come face-to-face with
those responsible for the war to end wars, while C'rizz tries to
understand what has happened and learns the terrible truth.
Powerful forces are at work on Bortresoye that not even a nuclear
holocaust can tame; natural forces that have excited the interest of
Excelsior, the self-proclaimed saviour of her people.
With Charley immobilised and C'rizz left to battle against the elements
with some of the victims of war, one final, desperate hope of escape
presents itself to the travellers.
But who will be the last to leave the planet? Who will have to stay
behind? And will the Doctor, Charley and C'rizz live long enough to find
out?
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Shada Returns To bbc.co.uk |
09/06/04 |
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The online presentation of Big Finish's adaptation of
Douglas Adams' unfilmed script
Shada has been restored to the Cult pages of
the bbc.co.uk's Doctor Who website. This version combines
the soundtrack, featuring Paul McGann and
an all star cast, with animation to create the webcast experience.
bbc.co.uk are putting each episode of the six back individually every
Tuesday - the first of which can be accessed by visiting the
site now.
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Arrangements For War Reviewed |
23/05/04 |
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The Axis Of Insanity Reviewed |
08/05/04 |
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Next McGann Season Announced |
01/05/04 |
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Big Finish have announced plans to bring forward the next season of Eighth
Doctor plays featuring Paul McGann, due to
the imminent arrival of the new television series starring Christopher
Eccleston. This fourth season will be the last, concluding the divergent
universe storyline, and with future 8th Doctor
stories joining the other past Doctors in individual releases throughout
the year.
The new season will now begin in September 2004, starting with
Faith Stealers by
Graham Duff who has written for
Dr. Terrible's House Of Horrors and also featured in the sixth
Doctor Who Unbound story Exile as
Mr. Baggitt.
October will see the release of The Last,
by Gary Hopkins, who has previously
written for the series Dramarama, Erasmus Microman and ITV's
Sherlock Holmes series.
Lloyd Rose, acclaimed writer of three BBC
Doctor Who novels and episodes of Homicide: Life On The
Street and Kingpin, will write the third release of the
season Caerdroia, to be released in November.
The last story in the run will be released in December and is entitled
The Next Life by
Alan Barnes. DWM #343 gave the provisional title for this as
Rassilon and confirmed this would a triple-cd release.
More information on these titles, including comments from producer
Gary Russell, can be found on the BF site at:
www.doctorwho.co.uk/news/news_040501_finalmcgannseason
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Dalek Empire III Details |
01/05/04 |
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New Stories - Game Time, The Juggernauts |
01/05/04 |
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Big Finish have also announced the first titles for 2005. January will
see the release of the Fifth Doctor story Game
Time by Darin Henry, who has written
for Seinfeld and Futurama. This will be also be
a three-cd release.
February 2005 will see the return of Davros, the Daleks and the Mechanoids
(from the 1965 William Hartnell story The Chase) in a story
entitled The Juggernauts by
Scott Alan Woodard. The blurb for this
release is:
Within a small mining colony on the dark and distant planet of Lethe,
events are occurring the results of which could dramatically affect
things on a universal scale. For within the dingy corridors of the
artificial biosphere, the lone survivor of a devastating crash has
expertly wormed his way into the lives of the colony¹s personnel.
A scientist known as Davros.
Separated from one another across space and time, the Doctor and Mel
find themselves in very different predicaments: Mel has been employed on
Lethe, while the Doctor has been imprisoned aboard an alien spacecraft.
Both situations are inexorably linked, however,and at the apex of the
two sits Davros and the terrifying possibility of a new threat even
more powerful than the Daleks!
Rescuing Mel and stopping Davros should be the Doctor's primary goals,
but could it be that this time, Mel does not wish to be rescued? And
might Davros actually be working on something for the benefit of the
civilised galaxies?
March 2005 will see the release of the previously announced
Dead Man's Hand featuring the Seventh
Doctor, Ace and Hex by John Ostrander.
This was originally scheduled for September 2004, but was bumped back by
by the decision to bring the next McGann season forward.
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Big Finish
(With thanks to John Ainsworth)
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Details of the upcoming story The Harvest
have been released by Big Finish. Featuring the Seventh Doctor and Ace,
this first script from Dan Abnett introduces
new companion Hex, played by former Brookside actor
Philip Olivier.
The story's blurb is:
On the morning of October 12th, 2021 Hex woke up. He was expecting to go
to work at St Gart's in London as normal and, that evening, have a great
time in the bar of the White Rabbit, celebrating his 23rd birthday.
But after his ex-flatmate is wheeled into A&E following a bike accident,
and the strange young woman from Human Resources tries to chat him up and
an eight-foot tall guy in a Merc tries to run him down, Hex realises
things are not going quite as he expected.
Then in a Shoreditch car park he meets the enigmatic Doctor who explains
that he's an extra-terrestrial investigator and something very strange
is going on up on the thirty-first floor of St Garts.
Therefore, aided and abetted by the Doctor and his other new friend
'Just McShane', Hex decides to investigate. Trouble is, everything that
goes on at the hospital is being observed and noted by the occupants of
the thirty-first floor. Occupants who are none too pleased that people
are poking their noses into business that doesn't concern them. Occupants
who will go extraordinary lengths to ensure that no one discovers the
truth.
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Medicinal Purposes |
09/04/04 |
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Big Finish
(With thanks to John Ainsworth)
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Cast and story details for Medicinal Purposes,
the August 2004 release featuring the Sixth Doctor and Evelyn by
Robert Ross,
have been released by the Big Finish website. Dealing with the infamous
bodysnatchers Burke and Hare, Medicinal Purposes
features respected actor Leslie Phillips
as Doctor Robert Knox.
The story's blurb is:
Edinburgh, 1827.
The infamous body snatchers William Burke and William Hare are at large.
The local prostitutes dull their fear with cheap whisky. The graveyard
owls are hooting. Business is good.
When accidental tourists the Doctor and Evelyn Smythe stumble upon one
of Britain's most lurid, illuminating chapters in history, a simple case
of interest in the work of dedicated man of science Doctor Robert Knox,
quickly turns sour.
Just what is that time bending Scots mist? What ever it is may put the
very fabric of the universe under threat.
As always.
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Weapon Of Choice Reviewed |
09/04/04 |
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Gallifrey - Cast & Covers |
11/03/03 |
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Big Finish
(With thanks to John Ainsworth)
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Big Finish have announced full story and cast details for their forthcoming
Gallifrey series. Starring
Lalla Ward as Romana,
Louise Jameson as Leela and
John Leeson as K9, these adventures will
explore the society of the Doctor's homeworld...
1. Weapon Of Choice by Alan Barnes
will be released in March, and the blurb is:
The Time Lords of Gallifrey were the first to map the Web of Time. Now,
under the reforming gaze of President Romanadvoratrelundar, the oldest
civilisation is ready to shed its monopoly, sharing its secrets with a
coalition of the Temporal Powers the Monan Host, the Nekkistani and the
Warpsmiths of Phaidon among them.
But the coalition is a fragile one, and despised in some quarters. When
a team of Time Technology Assessors makes a horrific discovery on the
barren moon of Kikrit, it seems their enemies are arming themselves to
strike at the alliance. Has a terrorist group really acquired a temporal
weapon so terrible the Time Lords forgot about its existence?
In search of the truth, Romana sends the woman called Leela and the
robot dog K9 to the enclave of Gryben, a reception centre for temporal
refugees. But the truth is war's first casualty and the fallout could
destroy them all...
2. Square One by
Stephen Cole will be released in April:
In a climate of unease and mistrust, the great time-travelling powers of
the universe are holding an historic temporal summit. The meeting will
take place on a planetoid impervious to outside attack or internal
subversion in any way.
But while President Romana walks a knife-sharp political tightrope into
dangerous territory, Leela and K9 find themselves attending the summit in
unexpected roles. They are hunting for evidence of Free Time activity,
but find instead terrors of a different kind time and time again.
What impossibilty stalks the planetoid? Who is manipulating time? Can
Leela and Romana discover the truth or will they find themselves sent
back to square one for all eternity?
3. The Inquiry by
Justin Richards will also, apparently,
be released in April:
President Romana has publically been called to account for her actions.
But the only evidence that she has responded to a real and present danger
has disappeared. To clear her good name she is dependent on the
testimony of the very people who want to see her publicly humiliated
and her power removed.
While Leela tries to discover truths of her own, Romana is forced into
an uneasy truce with her rivals at the CIA. But at least she can be sure
the inquiry will be handled in a fair and proper manner. Or can she?
When the investigation itself triggers danger and time is quite literally
running out for all of Gallifrey's power and knowledge, just who can
Romana trust?
4. A Blind Eye, also by
Barnes will conclude the series in May:
Earth, September 1939. With Europe sliding into war, a young Englishwoman,
her loyalties torn, comes to a terrible decision. But what does the
intergalactic secrets broker Mephistopheles Arkadian want with the
fascist sympathiser Cecilia 'Sissy' Pollard on the last day of her life?
Still searching for the facts about the Gryben debacle, President Romana
makes a deal with the devil. So begins a chain of consequence that can
only end in tragedy for the passengers aboard the Vienna to Calais
Transcontinental Express, the woman called Leela included.
By journey's end, the truth will out but at what cost to Romana and
Leela? To Gallifrey's empire, even?
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Arrangements For War |
11/03/03 |
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Big Finish
(With thanks to John Ainsworth)
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Cast and story details for May's release
Arrangements For War by Paul Sutton
have been released. Joining Colin Baker and
Maggie Stables is
Gabriel Woolf, who previously starred
in Doctor Who in 1975's Pyramids Of Mars as Sutekh - a story
that has recently been released on DVD. The blurb for the story is:
Onboard the TARDIS, nerves are strained.
After escaping the Forge and the murderous clutches of Nimrod, the Doctor
and Evelyn have things to talk about. The Doctor's attitude towards
death is a subject that these days is too close to Evelyn's heart, and
eventually she demands to be set down somewhere where she can be free
of him for a while.
And so they come to Világ, where the Doctor's meddling lands him in the
middle of a truly dangerous liaison and Evelyn meets a man who wants to
change the course of her life forever.
Love is everywhere. But then war is too.
Is it time for Evelyn to leave the Doctor? Or is the choice about to be
taken out of her hands?
And who is to say what is the beginning and what is the end of love?
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More On "Gallifrey" |
04/03/04 |
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Doctor Who Magazine #341
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New Stories - Medicinal Purposes, Dead Man's Hand |
04/03/04 |
| Source:
Doctor Who Magazine #341
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The latest issue of DWM also confirms Big Finish's Doctor Who releases
for August and September. The former is entitled Medicinal Purposes
and will feature the Sixth Doctor in a story written by Robert Ross.
Producer Gary Russell says "It's set in
Edinburgh during the nineteenth century and deals with the famous case of
Burke and Hare..."
September's release will be written by John Ostrander and is entitled
Dead Man's Hand. Featuring the Seventh Doctor, this is
"set in the gambling, gun-totin' world of the American Wild West."
DWM 341 also confirms that Big Finish writers
Paul Cornell, Mark
Gatiss and Robert Shearman will be
joining Steven Moffat as Russell T. Davies' writing team for the new
television series of Doctor Who.
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New Story - The Roof Of The World |
01/02/04 |
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Big Finish
(With thanks to John Ainsworth)
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Big Finish have announced that July 2004's Doctor Who release
will be The Roof Of The World by
Adrian Rigelsford, the writer of the
abandoned 30th anniversary special The Dark Dimension. The second
story for the Fifth Doctor, Peri and Erimem of the year will see them
visiting Tibet. Guest starring Edward de
Souza and William Franklyn. The
blurb for the story is:
Tibet. 1917.
It's a time of great exploration, with intrepid teams of adventurers
heading blindly into uncharted territory, determined to beat inexplicable
odds and overcome any challenge they encounter.
But some things are not necessarily that easy to defeat.
An ancient evil, perhaps older than time itself, is stirring deep within
the heart of the Himalayas. It has always known it will return and finish
off what it started so many centuries before.
But the time has to be right.
As the TARDIS materialises, with the Doctor determined to take full
advantage of an invite to a cricket match, the catalyst that the dark
forces need unwittingly arrives.
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| More Story Details Revealed |
01/02/04 |
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Big Finish
(With thanks to John Ainsworth)
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Story details of the final story in the current Eighth Doctor season have
been released by Big Finish. The blurb for
Will Shindler's The
Twilight Kingdom, which features
Michael Keating as Koth, is:
The blood of innocents has been spilt a terrible sequence of events has
been set in motion. The forces of darkness are on the move.
Deep underground, an army of light prepares itself for the oncoming war.
The Doctor's used to winning. Stumbling in, reading the face of the enemy,
and then beating the odds but what if this time he's got it wrong?
Charley and C'rizz think he has.
Stripped of all that is familiar, just who is the Doctor? Major Koth
thinks he knows.
Lost among the dark caverns of an unknown world, has the Doctor finally
met his match?
The Twilight Kingdom is released in March.
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Big Finish have also revealed cast and story details for April's
The Axis Of Insanity. Starring
Peter Davison as the Doctor,
Nicola Bryant as Peri and
Caroline Morris as Erimem, it is written
by Simon Furman and features guest stars
Roy North, Garrick
Hagon and Liza Ross.
The blurb for the story is:
What is... the Axis?
For The Doctor and his travelling companions, Peri and Erimem, it's a
twisted playground, where reality, morality and sanity no longer apply.
Stranded within a dimensional nexus, beset by the molten fury of the
Firedbreed, they must unwrap a terrifying mystery of damaged timelines
and dark science... before the corruption of the Axis spreads and
reality itself crumbles.
Pitted against a warped and deadly mind, The Doctor faces his own past
transgressions, and the very nature of what it is to be a Time Lord.
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The Natural History Of Fear |
13/01/04 |
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Big Finish
(With thanks to John Ainsworth)
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Steve Johnson's cover to the forthcoming
The Natural History Of Fear by
Jim Mortimore has been released by
Big Finish, as well as the intriguing blurb for the story:
IT IS A CRIMINAL OFFENCE TO COPY OR ATTEMPT TO COPY ANY PERSONALITY
OR MEMORY-RELATED ARTICLE SHOWN OR DISPLAYED IN THIS PUBLIC THEATRE,
INCLUDING THIS WARNING. PUNISHMENT OR CONVICTION IS AN UNLIMITED
REDUCTION OF AUTHORISED OVERTIME HOURS AND TOTAL PERSONALITY REVISION.
YOU ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ANY JUKEBOX OR RECORDING EQUIPMENT INTO
THIS PUBLIC THEATRE. THIS WILL BE TREATED AS AN ATTEMPT TO BREACH
COPYRIGHT. ANY PERSON DOING SO CAN BE EJECTED AND THE EDITOR MAY
CONFISCATE SUCH ARTICLES. WE ASK THE PUBLIC TO BE VIGILANT AGAINST ANY
SUCH ACTIVITY AND REPORT ANY MATTERS AROUSING SUSPICION TO THEIR LOCAL
CONSCIENCE. THANK YOU.
Public Warning
Faction Against Character Theft
A second trailer for the story has been added
to the Big Finish site and can be found at
www.doctorwho.co.uk/drwho/bf054_naturalhistoryoffear
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New DWM - New Stories, New Companion |
07/01/04 |
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Doctor Who Magazine #339 &
BBCi
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The latest issue of the Doctor Who Magazine has revealed three
new Doctor Who audio plays for 2004 from Big Finish.
April 2004 will see the return of the Fifth Doctor in
Axis Of Insanity by
Simon Furman, who has written many
Transformers comic strips, as well as several for DWM during the
late 80's. Producer Gary Russell says it is
"set at the Nexus of all realities, where things may not be exactly as
they seem..."
May's story features the Sixth Doctor in
Arrangements For War by
Paul Sutton. It is described by
Gary Russell as "something akin to a
Mills and Boon story set on an alien planet..."
In June 2004, Harvest by
Dan Abnett will be released. This Seventh
Doctor story will see the introduction of new companion Hex who
is to be played by former Brookside actor
Philip Olivier, who joins the TARDIS team
after meeting 'Dorothy McShane' and following her home. For some more
comments on the new line up of the Doctor, Ace and Hex,
BBCi have posted a news story on this.
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