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name= The Nowhere Place |
|name= The Nowhere Place  
image= The Nowhere Place cover1.jpg|
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caption=Cover 1|
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image2=The Nowhere Place cover2.jpg|
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caption2= Cover 2|
|caption2= Cover 2
series=[[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|Big Finish ''Doctor Who'' audio stories]]|
|series=[[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|Big Finish ''Doctor Who'' audio stories]]
number= 84 |
|number= 84  
doctor= Sixth Doctor|
|doctor= Sixth Doctor
companions= [[Evelyn Smythe]] |
|companions= [[Evelyn Smythe]]  
enemy= |
|enemy=  
setting= The ''[[Valiant (spacecraft)|Valiant]]'' in orbit of [[Pluto]], [[16 January]] [[2197]]<br />The ''[[Ivy Lee]]'', [[London]], [[7 September]] [[1952]]|
|setting= The ''[[Valiant (spacecraft)|Valiant]]'' in orbit of [[Pluto]], [[16 January]] [[2197]]<br />The ''[[Ivy Lee]]'', [[London]], [[7 September]] [[1952]]
writer= [[Nicholas Briggs]] |
|writer= [[Nicholas Briggs]]  
director= [[Nicholas Briggs]] |
|director= [[Nicholas Briggs]]  
music=[[Nicholas Briggs]]|
|music=[[Nicholas Briggs]]
post production= [[Nicholas Briggs]] |
|post production= [[Nicholas Briggs]]  
cover={{il|[[William Cox]] (Train cover)|[[Simon Holub]] (Door cover)}}|
|cover={{il|[[William Cox]] (Train cover)|[[Simon Holub]] (Door cover)}}
publisher= [[Big Finish Productions]] |
|publisher= [[Big Finish Productions]]  
release date= [[July]] [[2006]] |
|release date= [[July]] [[2006]]  
format= 4 Episodes on 2 CDs |
|format= 4 Episodes on 2 CDs  
production code= [[List of production codes|7C/MB]] |
|production code= [[List of production codes|7C/MB]]  
isbn= ISBN 1-84435-174-2 |
|isbn= ISBN 1-84435-174-2  
prev= Something Inside (audio story) |
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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the eighty-fourth [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|monthly ''Doctor Who'' audio story]] produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. It was released with two covers, when ordered from Big Finish a cover was randomly chosen. [[Nicholas Briggs]] is the writer, director, performs the music, post-produces and also acts in the story.
'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the eighty-fourth [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|monthly ''Doctor Who'' audio story]] produced by [[Big Finish Productions]]. It was released with two covers, when ordered from Big Finish a cover was randomly chosen. [[Nicholas Briggs]] is the writer, director, performs the music, post-produces and also acts in the story.

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The Nowhere Place was the eighty-fourth monthly Doctor Who audio story produced by Big Finish Productions. It was released with two covers, when ordered from Big Finish a cover was randomly chosen. Nicholas Briggs is the writer, director, performs the music, post-produces and also acts in the story.

Publisher's summary

2197. The fighter-carrier Valiant has just crossed Pluto's orbital path. Its captain is expecting trouble from alien raiders. She is not expecting the Doctor and Evelyn.

She does not believe members of her crew when they say they can hear an ancient bell ringing. A bell that strikes terror into their hearts.

1952. The Turret Class locomotive Ivy Lee is hurtling through the night. On board, there should only be two passengers: both of them carrying documents from the War Office.

But now, there are also two unexpected visitors on the train. One is the guard with ill-fitting trousers, the other is an excessively dotty old lady.

The Doctor and Evelyn have arrived and 'Time's End' is approaching.

Plot

to be added

Cast

References

Spacecraft

Notes

Illustrated preview from DWM 371 by Martin Geraghty.

Continuity

  • Like previous incarnations — but unlike the televised Sixth Doctor — the Doctor dons a costume and adopts an accent to "blend in" with his 1950s surroundings. Evelyn makes fun of the fact the train guard uniform the Doctor has acquired doesn't quite fit.

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