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* The Doctor recalls leaving Molly and Liv in [[1970s]] [[London]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eyes of the Master (audio story)|Eyes of the Master]]'')
* The Doctor recalls leaving Molly and Liv in [[1970s]] [[London]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Eyes of the Master (audio story)|Eyes of the Master]]'')
* Narvin mentions the actions of [[Straxus]] in respect to Molly. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[X and the Daleks (audio story)|X and the Daleks]]'')
* Narvin mentions the actions of [[Straxus]] in respect to Molly. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[X and the Daleks (audio story)|X and the Daleks]]'')
* Leo mentions the Eminence attack of [[Delafoss]]. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Destroy the Infinite (audio story)|Destroy the Infinite]]'')


== External links ==
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The Death of Hope was the first full cast audio story in the Dark Eyes 3 audio anthology released in 2014 by Big Finish Productions. It starred Paul McGann as the Doctor and Ruth Bradley as Molly O'Sullivan.

Publisher's summary

Heron's World, Coloney Ro 351. A defeated, desolate backwater world, a human settlement chewed up and spat out by the Eminence war.

Now the survivors may face an even greater threat than the Infinite Armies that surround them. Because a man has appeared from nowhere and claims to offer salvation. A man with a magic travelling box, and a dark-eyed assistant named Molly O'Sullivan.

Much more hangs on the fate of Hope Gardner than anyone around her knows. Because the Doctor is watching...

Plot

to be added

Cast

References

  • Molly isn't only immune to the Eminence - she is the cure for its influence.
  • Sally mockingly calls Molly "Florence Nightingale".

Notes

  • This is the last Dark Eyes not to feature Liv Chenka.
  • This is the only Dark Eyes in which the Doctor has no companion even though Molly appears, the Doctor does not interact with her, the Master, Sally or the Eminence.

Continuity

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