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Revision as of 00:37, 22 June 2016
Army of Death is the third story in the 2011 Eighth Doctor audio trilogy.
Publishers summary
The TARDIS brings the Doctor and Mary Shelley to the continent of Zelonia, on the frontier world Draxine — where, many moons ago, the twin citystates of Garrak and Stronghaven bore testament to mankind’s colonial spirit.
That was before the sinister death cult of Garrak’s President Harmon took hold — and Garrak annihilated itself, utterly, in an apocalyptic explosion. Before the bones of Garrak’s dead came back to life, and its skeletal citizens began marching, marching, marching on Stronghaven itself.
But what do they want, this army of death? And can anything stop them? In search of answers, the Doctor and Mary must journey into the dead heart of a dead city to face a terrifying adversary, whose ambitions transcend the stuff of life itself.
Plot
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Cast
- The Doctor - Paul McGann
- Mary Shelley - Julie Cox
- President Vallan - David Harewood
- Lady Meera - Carolyn Pickles
- Nia Brusk - Eva Pope
- Commander Raynar/Karnex - Mitch Benn
- Sherla/Baden/Tox - Joanna Christie
- Captain Maddox/Stennan/Sentries - Trevor Cooper
References
- Mary has been travelling with the Doctor for several weeks.
- Mary describes Percy Shelley as her soulmate, but later admits that the description was that of the Doctor and starts signing the diary entries with her maiden name Godwin.
- The inhabitants of Draxine are tenth-generation descendants of the original settlers from Earth.
- The Doctor once took Mary to Mayhem.
- The Doctor addresses a moving skull "Alas, poor Yorick!" repeating a famous line from Hamlet by William Shakespeare.
- Mary leaves her diary to the Doctor. She wants the Doctor to see his adventures from the view-point of a companion.
Notes
- Subscribers to Big Finish received AUDIO: The Five Companions as a free release if this story was part of their subscription, alongside a reading of Lant Land, originally printed in the collection Short Trips: Life Science.
- An after-credits scene at the end of episode 4 has Mary Shelley writing a final entry on her old journal stating she has instructed the Doctor to return her to her own time, to a place where she — for better or worse — belongs.
- This audio drama was recorded on 7 and 8 April 2011.
Production error
When Hover-Sentries list search results on "President Harmon", they erroneously call Valek Harmon the president of Stronghaven. He was the president of Garrak.
Continuity
- The Doctor refers to Plutonian tax collectors. (TV: The Sun Makers)
- The Doctor tells President Vallon that he was once accused of assassinating a president himself. (TV: The Deadly Assassin)
- The Doctor mentions to Mary and Nia that he used to have a flying car with a "great number plate." (TV: Invasion of the Dinosaurs, Planet of the Spiders)
- The Doctor recalls their recent encounters with the Cybermen and the witches. (AUDIO: The Silver Turk, The Witch from the Well)
External links
- Official Army of Death page at bigfinish.com
- DisContinuity for Army of Death at Tetrapyriarbus - The DisContinuity Guide
