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* There is no confusion between this audio story and the comic strip [[Follow That TARDIS!]] which says the Titanic was sunk in an attempt to capture The Meddling Monk, because the real Titanic does not appear here.
* There is no confusion between this audio story and the comic strip [[Follow That TARDIS!]] which says the Titanic was sunk in an attempt to capture The Meddling Monk, because the real Titanic does not appear here.
* The Doctor mentions the [[Drashig]]s from [[TV]]: ''[[Carnival of Monsters]]''.
* The Doctor mentions the [[Drashig]]s from [[TV]]: ''[[Carnival of Monsters]]''.
* When Jamie asks if the TARDIS can withstand Squid attack, he said survived a [[Kroll|giant squid]] attack on one of the moons of [[Delta Magna]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Power of Kroll (TV story)|The Power of Kroll]]''
* When Jamie asks if the TARDIS can withstand Squid attack, he said survived a [[Kroll|giant squid]] attack on one of the moons of [[Delta Magna]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[The Power of Kroll (TV story)|The Power of Kroll]]'')


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The Wreck of the Titan was the one hundred and thirty-fourth monthly Doctor Who audio story produced by Big Finish Productions. It was the second part of Big Finish's wholly original season for the Sixth Doctor in 2010. It was notable for being the second adventure to feature Jamie again travelling with the Doctor.

Publisher's summary

"It's the biggest ship the world has ever known – and in just twenty minutes' time it's going to hit an iceberg the size of Ben Nevis!"

The North Atlantic is a treacherous place at the best of times. 14 April 1912 is the very worst of times. The Doctor and Jamie find themselves trapped aboard the RMS Titanic, 400 miles off Newfoundland and heading towards a conclusive appointment with destiny.

But the iceberg isn't their only problem. Down in the inky depths, something is hunting: something huge, hostile and hungry. This should certainly be A Night To Remember.

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Notes

  • The story shares its title with Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan, a novella by Morgan Robertson that was published in 1898, but which eerily predicted many aspects of the 1912 Titanic disaster. A 1912 reprint of the book is featured in the narrative.
  • This leads directly into the concluding story of the trilogy, AUDIO: Legend of the Cybermen.
  • This audio story was recorded at The Moat Studios.

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