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Night of the Vashta Nerada was the first story in Classic Doctors, New Monsters: Volume Two, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by John Dorney and featured Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor.

Publisher's summary

Funworld was set to be the happiest planet in the galaxy. A planet of joy, of euphoria, of laughter and delight. Except construction was marred by reports of a predator and then, a few days before opening, all communication ceased.

Owner Georgia Donnelly is desperate to open the resort and has hired Amanda Steele's crew to find out what happened on the planet. They're the best. But even they might not be up to the task.

Joined by the Doctor and being picked off one by one, they slowly start to realise that something terrifying lurks in the shadows.

Plot

to be added

Cast

Uncredited cast

References

Individuals

  • The Doctor says that his previous companion has just departed for "Pastures New."
  • Phelan is a psychic.
  • Georgia Donnelly is the owner of Funworld.
  • The Doctor describes humans as intelligent predators.
  • Steele once killed an entire Sontaran assassination squad.
  • Steele describes the Doctor as "a right wuss".

Species

  • The Vashta Nerada on Earth are peaceful, living on carrion and vermin rather than humans.
  • Light slows the Vashta Nerada down. They are described as "insect-piranha."

Notes

Continuity

External links

Footnotes