Fatal Consequences (audio story)

Fatal Consequences
Main character(s):	Sarah Jane Smith
Featuring:	Josh, Will
Main enemy:	The Keeper, Gavin Dexter, The Crimson Chapter, Will Sullivan
Main setting:	Pangbourne Scientific Lab, England, 2006
Key crew
Publisher:	Big Finish Productions
Writer:	David Bishop
Director:	John Ainsworth
Music:	Steve Foxon
Sound:	Steve Foxon
Cover by:	Lee Binding
Release details
Release number:	8
Release date:	1 March 2006
Format:	1xCD
Production code:	SJ08
ISBN:	ISBN 1-84435-202-1
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Fatal Consequences was the third release in the second series of Sarah Jane Smith audio stories produced by Big Finish Productions. It was notable for revealing that the Keeper, a recurring villain throughout the second series, was responsible for many of Sarah's recent investigations — and the events of the first series. It also revealed that Will Sullivan was working for the Keeper.

Publisher's summary

Sarah Jane Smith has been attacked, stalked and shot by the acolytes of a doomsday cult. When she tries to turn the tables, Sarah discovers the Crimson Chapter has a weapon that could claim millions of lives — and her own actions may have instigated their genocidal plan.

Plot

to be added

Cast

• Sarah Jane Smith - Elisabeth Sladen
• Josh Townsend - Jeremy James
• Will Sullivan - Tom Chadbon
• The Keeper - Jacqueline Pearce
• Gavin Dexter - David Gooderson
• Maude Fletcher - Patricia Leventon
• Emily Fletcher - Katarina Olsson
• Sir Donald Wakefield - Stephen Greif
• Newsreader - Shaun Ley

References

• Sarah uses memories of Harry Sullivan to persuade his brother, Will, to join her in the battle against the Crimson Chapter.

Notes

• This audio drama was recorded on 23 November 2005.

Continuity

• The Book of Tomorrows was inspired by the journals of an Italian duke who wrote of a woman named Sarah from the future. (TV: The Masque of Mandragora)

External links

• Official Fatal Consequences page at bigfinish.com
• Fatal Consequences at the Doctor Who Reference Guide