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Class: The Audio Adventures was a series of six stories centered around the Doctor Who spin-off Class. The stories were released in two box sets, each composed of three stories.

All six regular actors returned voicing their characters. The series also saw the return of Ace and the Daleks, after their previous visit to Coal Hill in 1988's Remembrance of the Daleks.

Scott Handcock was both the producer and director of the series. Blair Mowat was the composer.[1][2]

Stories

Volume One

# Title Author Featuring Released
1.1 Gifted Roy Gill August 2018
1.2 Life Experience Jenny T Colgan
1.3 Tell Me You Love Me Scott Handcock

Volume Two

# Title Author Featuring Released
2.1 Everyone Loves Reagan Tim Foley August 2018
2.2 Now You Know... Tim Leng
2.3 In Remembrance Guy Adams

Notes

  • Both volumes were announced in DWM 526; individuals with copies that arrived early leaked the news to social media. That same day, Greg Austin posted on his Twitter about working with Big Finish. Indeed, as the news broke, the series did not yet have a page on the Big Finish website.

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