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Revision as of 13:17, 28 December 2023

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The Empty Man was the second story in the audio anthology In the Bleak Midwinter, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Tim Foley and featured Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor, India Fisher as Charlotte Pollard and Jaye Griffiths as Lady Audacity Montague.

Publisher's summary

Good evening, faithful listener. It's time for Eldridge Brinkwood, that splendid scribe of scary stories, to tell another of his tales this Christmas Eve.

Except this is a horror like no other. The Doctor and his friends have stirred something in the dark, something ruthless and relentless. And the Empty Man must feast...

Plot

On Christmas Eve, writer Eldridge Brinkwood finishes broadcasting a ghost story for his radio series, Eldridge Brinkwood's Haunted Delights, and encounters a face-changing figure in the studio. The Doctor gets him away to a car where Charley and Audacity are waiting and drives away, giving him and his companions the opportunity to explain to Eldridge what has been going on since they finished their Christmas celebrations at 107 Baker Street.

Whilst showing Audacity around the TARDIS, Charley answers a telephone and, although she cannot hear anything on the line, she gets a strange feeling from it. The Cloister Bell rings and the two of them run to the Doctor in the control room when they see a double of Charley in the corridors. The TARDIS is being torn apart, so the Doctor materialises and rematerialises in 1940s London to shake the double loose.

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