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|image           = The Search cover.jpg
|name= The Search
|range          = Adventures in a Pocket Universe
|image=The Search cover.jpg
|number in range = 2
|series= [[Adventures in a Pocket Universe]]  
|series         = ''[[Adventures in a Pocket Universe]]''
|number= 2
|number         = 2
|main character= [[The Mistress (The Choice)|The Mistress]]
|main character = [[The Mistress (The Choice)|The Mistress]]
|featuring= [[K9 (The Choice)|K9]]  
|featuring       = [[K9 (The Choice)|K9]]
|enemy=  
|enemy           =  
|year=  
|setting        = [[Great Globe]], [[Ecto-Space]]
|writer= [[Mark Duncan]]
|writer         = Mark Duncan
|director= [[Bill Baggs]]  
|director       = [[Bill Baggs]]
|producer=  
|producer       =  
|publisher= [[BBV Productions]]
|publisher       = BBV Productions
|release date= [[September]] [[1999]]
|release date   = September 1999
|format= 1 CD  
|format         = 1 CD
|production code=  
|production code =  
|isbn=  
|isbn           = none
|prev= The Choice (audio story)
|prev           = The Choice (audio story)
|next= none
|next           = B.E.S. Begins (audio story)
}}{{you may|The Search (episode)|n1=the episode of ''The Space Museum''}}
|series2        = ''[[Audio Adventures in Time & Space]]''
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' is the second of two [[BBV Productions|BBV]] audios featuring [[Lalla Ward]] and [[John Leeson]]. The series, ''[[Adventures in a Pocket Universe]]'', is commonly mistaken for a sequel to ''[[Warriors' Gate]]''.  However, BBV had no license from the [[British Broadcasting Corporation]] to produce this series. Their only license came from [[Bob Baker]] and [[Dave Martin]] for the use of the general concept of [[K9]].  Thus, K9 appears legally, but it is not any version of K9 seen on television, since ''this'' K9 is depicted as travelling with a woman named "[[The Mistress (The Choice)|The Mistress]]" in [[Ecto-Space]] — not [[Romana II]] in [[E-Space]].
|prev2          = Homeland (audio story)
|next2          = Absolution (BBV audio story)
}}{{audio stub}}
{{you may|The Search (episode)|n1=the episode of ''The Space Museum''}}
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the second audio drama in [[BBV Productions|BBV]]'s ''[[Adventures in a Pocket Universe]]'' series. It featured [[Lalla Ward]] and [[John Leeson]] as [[K9 (The Choice)|K9]] and [[The Mistress (The Choice)|his Mistress]].


== Publisher's summary ==
== Publisher's summary ==
To maintain their vessel, the Mistress and K9 must locate a sustainable power source and e-space-compatible technology - or lose the ability to time travel forever.
To maintain their vessel, [[the Mistress (The Choice)|the Mistress]] and [[K9 (The Choice)|K9]] must locate a sustainable power source and [[E-Space|e-space]]-compatible technology or lose the ability to [[time travel]] forever. Their answer lies within [[Great Globe|an ancient derelict Dyson sphere]]. But all is not as its seems, and the arrival of alien archaeologists from [[planet]] [[Herta]], searching for evidence of the ancient, brings further danger.
Their answer lies within an ancient derelict Dyson sphere. But all is not as its seems, and the arrival of alien archaeologists from planet Herta, searching for evidence of the ancient, brings further danger.
 
== Plot ==
''to be added''
 
== Worldbuilding ==
* K9 refers to [[conterminous space]].
* Ecto-Space's [[speed of light|lightspeed threshold]] is only 180,000 miles per second, instead of the 186,000 of [[N-Space]].
* The [[conceptual geometer]] requires further modification to conform with the negative curvature of Ecto-Space.
* The Mistress mentions "the laws of E-physics."


== Cast ==
== Cast ==
* [[The Mistress (The Choice)|The Mistress]] - [[Lalla Ward]]
* [[The Mistress (The Choice)|The Mistress]] - [[Lalla Ward]]
* [[K9 (The Choice)|K9]] - [[John Leeson]]
* [[K9 (The Choice)|K9]] - [[John Leeson]]
* [[Kimmel]] / [[Vulich]] - [[Graeme Du-Fresne]]
* [[Kimmel]] / [[Vulich]] - [[Graeme Du Fresne]]
* [[Jora (The Search)|Jora]] - [[Bryonie Pritchard]]
* [[Jora (The Search)|Jora]] - [[Bryonie Pritchard]]
* [[Caloyer]] - [[Mike McCormack]]
* [[Caloyer]] - [[Mike McCormack]]
== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* Fans will likely notice many apparent connections to televised concepts, but only close approximations are used, such as the substitution of "Ecto-Space" for "[[E-Space]]".
* K9's [[the Mistress (The Choice)|Mistress]] was intended to be [[Romana II|Romana]] and [[Ecto-Space]] was intended to be [[E-Space]]; alternative names were used because BBV Productions did not have the license for these characters and concepts.


== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
* Because of the copyright situation, this story has no ''actual'' continuity with any story except ''[[The Choice (audio story)|The Choice]]''.
* The ''[[Mayflower (The Search)|Mayflower]]''{{'}}s [[lightspeed overdrive]] is operating at 100% efficiency, ([[TV]]: ''[[Logopolis (TV story)|Logopolis]]'') but the [[conceptual geometer]] requires further modification. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Horns of Nimon (TV story)|The Horns of Nimon]]'')
* The [[Great Globe]] is made from [[dwarf star alloy]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Warriors' Gate (TV story)|Warriors' Gate]]'')
* The Mistress has [[anti-radiation pill|anti-radiation drugs]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Destiny of the Daleks (TV story)|Destiny of the Daleks]]'')


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== External links ==
{{BBVProductions|K9-The-Search-AUDIO-DOWNLOAD-p338704881}}


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Latest revision as of 20:40, 12 February 2024

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The Search was the second audio drama in BBV's Adventures in a Pocket Universe series. It featured Lalla Ward and John Leeson as K9 and his Mistress.

Publisher's summary[[edit] | [edit source]]

To maintain their vessel, the Mistress and K9 must locate a sustainable power source and e-space-compatible technology — or lose the ability to time travel forever. Their answer lies within an ancient derelict Dyson sphere. But all is not as its seems, and the arrival of alien archaeologists from planet Herta, searching for evidence of the ancient, brings further danger.

Plot[[edit] | [edit source]]

to be added

Worldbuilding[[edit] | [edit source]]

Cast[[edit] | [edit source]]

Notes[[edit] | [edit source]]

  • K9's Mistress was intended to be Romana and Ecto-Space was intended to be E-Space; alternative names were used because BBV Productions did not have the license for these characters and concepts.

Continuity[[edit] | [edit source]]

External links[[edit] | [edit source]]