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|enemy = The [[Delc]] | |enemy = The [[Delc]] | ||
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|cover = [[Ryan Aplin]] | |cover = [[Ryan Aplin]] | ||
|publisher = Big Finish Productions | |publisher = Big Finish Productions | ||
|release date = [[June (releases)|June]] [[2023 (releases)|2023]] | |release date = [[8 June (releases)|8 June]] [[2023 (releases)|2023]] | ||
|format = 2 CDs</br>Download | |format = 2 CDs</br>Download | ||
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|next = Daleks! Genesis of Terror (audio story) | |next = Daleks! Genesis of Terror (audio story) | ||
}}'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was part of the seventh series of ''[[The Lost Stories]]'', produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. Although it was numbered as the first story in the series, it | }} | ||
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was part of the seventh series of ''[[The Lost Stories]]'', produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. Although it was numbered as the first story in the series, it came out after ''[[Daleks! Genesis of Terror (audio story)|Daleks! Genesis of Terror]]'', which was numbered as the second story. | |||
It was adapted by [[Jonathan Morris]], from the original script of ''[[The Ark in Space (TV story)|The Ark in Space]]'' by [[John Lucarotti]], and featured [[Tom Baker]] as the [[Fourth Doctor]], [[Sadie Miller]] as [[Sarah Jane Smith]] and [[Christopher Naylor]] as [[Harry Sullivan]]. | |||
== Publisher's summary == | == Publisher's summary == | ||
A space station orbiting Earth has lain dormant for 8,476 years. Its systems are clogged with dust, so the human crew kept frozen in cryogenic storage have never woken up. | A space station orbiting [[Earth]] has lain dormant for 8,476 years. Its systems are clogged with dust, so the [[human]] crew kept frozen in cryogenic storage have never woken up. | ||
When the Doctor, Sarah and Harry arrive to resuscitate the sleepers, they discover something else on board. A small, golf-ball like object gives Harry an electric shock, and has a more sinister impact on the awakening crew. Soon, the Doctor and his friends are battling to save the space station - and Earth - from a ravenous puffball! | When [[Fourth Doctor|the Doctor]], [[Sarah Jane Smith|Sarah]] and [[Harry Sullivan|Harry]] arrive to resuscitate the sleepers, they discover something else on board. A small, golf-ball like object gives Harry an electric shock, and has a more sinister impact on the awakening crew. Soon, the Doctor and his friends are battling to save the space station - and Earth - from a ravenous puffball! | ||
==Plot== | == Plot == | ||
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* This story was recorded remotely on [[21 June (production)|21]] and [[30 June (production)|30]] [[June (production)|June]] and [[9 August (production)|9]] [[August (production)|August]] [[2021 (production)|2021]]. | * This story was recorded remotely on [[21 June (production)|21]] and [[30 June (production)|30]] [[June (production)|June]] and [[9 August (production)|9]] [[August (production)|August]] [[2021 (production)|2021]]. | ||
* This was originally to be released under the title ''Doctor Who and the Ark'', with its cover originally featuring the [[Wirrn]] before being replaced by the story's original villains the Delc. | * This was originally to be released under the title ''Doctor Who and the Ark'', with its cover originally featuring the [[Wirrn]] before being replaced by the story's original villains the [[Delc]]. | ||
* Although this was advertised as the first story of [[Series 7 (TLS)|the seventh series]] of ''[[The Lost Stories]]'', ''[[Daleks! Genesis of Terror (audio story)|Daleks! Genesis of Terror]]'' was released first. | * Although this was advertised as the first story of [[Series 7 (TLS)|the seventh series]] of ''[[The Lost Stories]]'', ''[[Daleks! Genesis of Terror (audio story)|Daleks! Genesis of Terror]]'' was released first. | ||
Revision as of 08:40, 8 June 2023
The Ark was part of the seventh series of The Lost Stories, produced by Big Finish Productions. Although it was numbered as the first story in the series, it came out after Daleks! Genesis of Terror, which was numbered as the second story.
It was adapted by Jonathan Morris, from the original script of The Ark in Space by John Lucarotti, and featured Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, Sadie Miller as Sarah Jane Smith and Christopher Naylor as Harry Sullivan.
Publisher's summary
A space station orbiting Earth has lain dormant for 8,476 years. Its systems are clogged with dust, so the human crew kept frozen in cryogenic storage have never woken up.
When the Doctor, Sarah and Harry arrive to resuscitate the sleepers, they discover something else on board. A small, golf-ball like object gives Harry an electric shock, and has a more sinister impact on the awakening crew. Soon, the Doctor and his friends are battling to save the space station - and Earth - from a ravenous puffball!
Plot
to be added
Cast
- The Doctor - Tom Baker
- Sarah Jane Smith - Sadie Miller
- Harry Sullivan - Christopher Naylor
- Mek - Cameron Johnson
- Vez/Kol - Nicholas Khan
- Den - Lara Lemon
- Narib/Noah - Terry Molloy
- Viva - Yasmin Mwanza
References
to be added
Notes
Original cover
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- This story was recorded remotely on 21 and 30 June and 9 August 2021.
- This was originally to be released under the title Doctor Who and the Ark, with its cover originally featuring the Wirrn before being replaced by the story's original villains the Delc.
- Although this was advertised as the first story of the seventh series of The Lost Stories, Daleks! Genesis of Terror was released first.
Continuity
to be added
External links
- Official The Ark page at bigfinish.com
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