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The Dark Planet was the first release in the fourth series of The Lost Stories.
Publisher's summary
Somewhere far back in the early days of the universe the TARDIS lands on a world lit by a dying sun. Missing from the Doctor's star maps and dotted with strange crystalline statues, it is a world ripe for exploration. But it is also a world of destruction.
Venturing out onto its surface, the time travellers find themselves drawn into an age-old conflict between the two species residing on the planet - people of Light and Shadow. Proving a catalyst for the escalation of the conflict, the Doctor and his friends need either to create a peace or to pick a side.
Because in times of war, nothing is ever black and white.
Plot
The City of Silence (1)
to be added
The Shadow People (2)
to be added
The Doomed Planet (3)
to be added
The Caves of Night (4)
to be added
The Sun Bomb (5)
to be added
Invasion by Darkness (6)
to be added
Cast
- Ian Chesterton - William Russell
- Vicki Pallister - Maureen O'Brien
- Shadows - John Banks
- Light - Charlie Norfolk
Characters
- First Doctor
- Barbara Wright
- Ian Chesterton
- Vicki Pallister
- Krogor
- High Director Tiels
- General Steets
- Elise
- Seeta
- Velese
References
- Noumeia is a planet in orbit around a white dwarf.
Notes
- This story was recorded on 13 and 14 February, 10, 11 and 12 April 2012 at The Moat Studios.
Continuity
- The Doctor claims to have some experience in stellar engineering. (TV: Remembrance of the Daleks)
- The Director and his General claim that they can faintly sense a sun inside the TARDIS, which the Doctor later confirms (TV: Doctor Who, Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS)
External links
- Official The Dark Planet page at bigfinish.com
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