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{{title|''The Fourth Wall''}}
{{Infobox Story
|name = The Fourth Wall
|image = The_Fourth_Wall.jpg
|series = [[Big Finish Doctor Who audio stories|Big Finish ''Doctor Who'' audio stories]]
|number = 157
|doctor = [[Sixth Doctor]]
|companions = [[Flip Jackson]]
|enemy =
|setting = [[Stevenage]], [[England]], [[United Kingdom|UK]]
|writer = [[John Dorney]]
|director = [[Nicholas Briggs]]
|publisher = [[Big Finish Productions]]
|release date = [[February]] [[2012]]
|format = 2 CDs, 4 parts{{real world}}
{{title|''The Fourth Wall''}}
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== Continuity ==
== Continuity ==
* Flip mentions various elements from [[BFA]]: ''[[The Curse of Davros (audio story)|The Curse of Davros]]'', their previous adventure.
* Flip mentions various elements from [[BFA]]: ''[[The Curse of Davros (audio story)|The Curse of Davros]]'', their previous adventure.
== Timeline ==
* This story is set after [[BFA]]: ''[[The Curse of Davros (audio story)|The Curse of Davros]]''
* This story is set before [[BFA]]: ''[[Wirrn Isle (audio story)|Wirrn Isle]]''
== External links ==
* {{Bigfinish|157-Doctor-Who-The-Fourth-Wall|The Fourth Wall}}
{{TitleSort}}
[[Category:2012 audio stories]]
[[Category:Sixth Doctor audio stories]]
[[Category:Doctor Who monthly audio stories]]
[[Category:Stories set in England]]
|next =Wirrn Isle (audio story)
|prev = The Curse of Davros (audio story)
|production code = 7C/NAB
|isbn = ISBN 978-1-84435-605-8}}{{Audio stub}}
'''''The Fourth Wall''''' is the second story in the [[2012]] [[Sixth Doctor]] audio trilogy.
== Publishers summary ==
Business is bad for intergalactic media mogul Augustus Scullop, whose Trans-Gal empire is on the rocks. But, having retreated to his own private planet, Transmission, Scullop is about to gamble his fortune on a new show, made with an entirely new technology. And the name of that show… is Laser.
Back in the real world, far from the realms of small screen sci-fi fantasies about monsters and aliens, the Doctor is interested only in watching Test Match cricket… but finds himself drawn into Scullop’s world when his new travelling companion, Flip, is snatched from inside the TARDIS.
So, while the Doctor uncovers the terrible secret of Trans-Gal’s new tech, Flip battles to survive in a barren wilderness ruled over by the indestructible Lord Krarn and his pig-like servants, the Warmongers. And the name of that wilderness… is ‘Stevenage’.
== Cast ==
* [[Sixth Doctor|The Doctor]] - [[Colin Baker]]
* [[Flip Jackson]] - [[Lisa Greenwood]]
* [[Augustus Scullop|Augustus "Gus" Scullop]] - [[Julian Wadham]]
* [[Helen Shepherd|Dr. Helen Shepherd]] - [[Yasmin Bannerman]]
* [[Nick Kenton]]/[[Jack Laser]] - [[Hywel Morgan]]
* [[Matthew Howland]]/[[Lord Krarn]] - [[Martin Hutson]]
* [[Olivia Sayle]]/Jancey - [[Tilly Gaunt]]
* Chimbly/Head Warmonger - [[Kim Wall]]
* Junior/Warmonger - [[Henry Devas]]
== References ==
* Augustus Scullop has a home on an artificial planetoid called Transmission. When the Doctor tells Flip that it is artificial, she compares it to the [[w:c:wookieepedia:DS-1 Orbital Battle Station|Death Star]] from ''[[Star Wars]]''. The Doctor expresses the hope that Transmission is "not quite so ominous."
* The Doctor tells Flip that he is not as interested in [[cricket]] as he used to be during his [[Fifth Doctor|previous incarnation]] and that he considers some of his other incarnations to be "astonishingly irritating."
== Notes ==
*[[Yasmin Bannerman]] (Dr. Helen Shepherd) previously played [[Jabe]] in [[DW]]: ''[[The End of the World (TV story)|The End of the World]]'', [[Kathy Swanson]] in [[TW]]: ''[[They Keep Killing Suzie (TV story)|They Keep Killing Suzie]]'' and Princess Pandora in [[BFA]]: ''[[The Bride of Peladon (audio story)|The Bride of Peladon]]''.
*This audio drama was recorded on [[14 June|14]] and [[15 June]] [[2011]].
== Continuity ==
* The Doctor watches the [[2006]] test match between [[Australia]] and [[South Africa]] on the [[Time-Space Visualiser]]. Flip describes it as a "manky old thing" and criticises it for being in black and white. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Chase (TV story)|The Chase]]'') Flip later gets popcorn from the TARDIS' [[food machine]]. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Daleks (TV story)|The Daleks]]'', [[DW]]: ''[[The Edge of Destruction (TV story)|The Edge of Destruction]]'')
* Flip refers to the [[Dalek]]s, [[Napoléon Bonaparte]] and the [[Battle of Waterloo]]. ([[BFA]]: ''[[The Curse of Davros (audio story)|The Curse of Davros]]'')


== Timeline ==
== Timeline ==

Revision as of 14:09, 1 April 2012

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The Fourth Wall is the second story in the 2012 Sixth Doctor audio trilogy.

Publishers summary

Business is bad for intergalactic media mogul Augustus Scullop, whose Trans-Gal empire is on the rocks. But, having retreated to his own private planet, Transmission, Scullop is about to gamble his fortune on a new show, made with an entirely new technology. And the name of that show… is Laser.

Back in the real world, far from the realms of small screen sci-fi fantasies about monsters and aliens, the Doctor is interested only in watching Test Match cricket… but finds himself drawn into Scullop’s world when his new travelling companion, Flip, is snatched from inside the TARDIS.

So, while the Doctor uncovers the terrible secret of Trans-Gal’s new tech, Flip battles to survive in a barren wilderness ruled over by the indestructible Lord Krarn and his pig-like servants, the Warmongers. And the name of that wilderness… is ‘Stevenage’.

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  • Augustus Scullop has a home on an artificial planetoid called Transmission.

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