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* [[Noah (Stolen Goods)|Noah]] - [[Sean Biggerstaff]] | * [[Noah (Stolen Goods)|Noah]] - [[Sean Biggerstaff]] | ||
* [[Cyberleader (Altered Status)|Cyberleader]] / [[Suits (Altered Status)|The Suits]] - [[Nicholas Briggs]] | * [[Cyberleader (Altered Status)|Cyberleader]] / [[Suits (Altered Status)|The Suits]] - [[Nicholas Briggs]] | ||
*[[Department Head]] - [[Jonathan Aris]] | |||
*[[Sogo]] - [[Deeivya Meir]] | *[[Sogo]] - [[Deeivya Meir]] | ||
*[[Jodi (Altered Status)|Jodi]] - [[Rhoda Ofori-Attah]] | *[[Jodi (Altered Status)|Jodi]] - [[Rhoda Ofori-Attah]] | ||
Revision as of 14:33, 11 November 2021
Altered Status was the second story in the audio anthology Still Running, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Christian Brassington and Matt Fitton, and featured Georgia Tennant as Jenny and Sean Biggerstaff as Noah, as well as the return of Nicholas Briggs as the voice of the Cybermen.
Publisher's summary
On a utopian world, the perfect society toils towards its worthy 'Cause'. But the hard-working Suits are more than they seem, and the Department Head is something else altogether. And when Jenny and Noah scratch the surface, they find silver underneath. The Cybermen are coming...
Cast
- Jenny - Georgia Tennant
- Noah - Sean Biggerstaff
- Cyberleader / The Suits - Nicholas Briggs
- Department Head - Jonathan Aris
- Sogo - Deeivya Meir
- Jodi - Rhoda Ofori-Attah
References
- Gravity buffers are used to guide the Jenny 8 into a perfect landing aboard the planet.
- The Suits are the cybernetically augmented populace of New Damson.
- Noah is given the life score of nine hundred and ninety-nine.
- All citizens on New Damson must work for "the Cause". It is drilled into them.
- Noah wants a frothy coffee.
- The Suits, much like the Cybermen, do not have nor require names.
- New Damson used to be called Morabolis before the Cybermen took over.
- Sogo refers to Dorium as the Blue Man.
Notes
- New Damson is an anagram of "New Mondas".
Continuity
- Jenny and Noah are now aboard the Jenny 8, continuing Jenny's ship naming convention. Noah shows his discontent towards this convention. (AUDIO: Inside the Maldovarium)
- Jenny and Noah have been sent to New Damson upon the recommendation of Dorium Maldovar. (TV: Inside the Maldovarium)
- The Suits are dressed like and speak like Mondasian Cybermen. (TV: The Tenth Planet, World Enough and Time)
- Jenny and Noah are yet again confused when Jenny is named "Gallifreyan", a word she has never heard. (TV: An Unearthly Child)
- New Damson is utopian above ground but the working class live in the squalid conditions below ground, much like on New Earth, as noticed by the Tenth Doctor and Martha Jones. (TV: Gridlock)
- The Suits sort people into "statuses". Some of those classes are workers and suits. The Cult of Skaro did much the same to the kidnapped slaves in New York. (TV: Daleks in Manhattan)
- The Cyberleaer asks a Suit to access his human memories to answer a question. When he does so, the Suit finds it emotionally challenging to speak. The Tenth Doctor pointed out the emotional inhibiter inside the Cybersuit to Angela Price. The inhibitor is a device that cuts off emotions, otherwise the Cybermen would simply die. (TV: The Age of Steel)
- The Cybermen have turned New Damson into "Hell". Lynda Moss explained to the Ninth Doctor that the Dalek occupation of Earth in the 2001st century made the planet "one hundred years of Hell". (TV: Bad Wolf)
- Much to Noah's confusion, the word "conversion" is used to describe "persuasion". Conversion is a Cyber process. (TV: World Enough and Time, et al)
- Microscopic Cybermats are used to inhance the inhabitants of the platinum section. (TV: the Tomb of the Cybermen, et al)
External links
- Official Altered Status page at bigfinish.com
