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| * ''[[The Worlds of Doctor Who (audio anthology)|The Worlds of Doctor Who]]'': This special release was a crossover of Big Finish's ''Doctor Who'' spin-off ranges. Jago and Litefoot were featured in ''[[Mind Games (audio story)|Mind Games]]''. | | * ''[[The Worlds of Doctor Who (audio anthology)|The Worlds of Doctor Who]]'': This special release was a crossover of Big Finish's ''Doctor Who'' spin-off ranges. Jago and Litefoot were featured in ''[[Mind Games (audio story)|Mind Games]]''. |
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| * ''[[The Justice of Jalxar (audio story)|The Justice of Jalxar]]'' and ''[[The Beast of Kravenos (audio story)|The Beast of Kravenos]]'' from ''[[Fourth Doctor Adventures (audio series)|Fourth Doctor Adventures]]'': audio stories of the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Leela]] featuring Jago and Liteffot. | | * ''[[The Justice of Jalxar (audio story)|The Justice of Jalxar]]'' and ''[[The Beast of Kravenos (audio story)|The Beast of Kravenos]]'' from ''[[Fourth Doctor Adventures (audio series)|Fourth Doctor Adventures]]'': audio stories of the [[Fourth Doctor]] and [[Leela]] featuring Jago and Litefoot. |
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| * ''[[Benjamin & Baxter]]'': An audio documentary featuring interviews with [[Christopher Benjamin]] and [[Trevor Baxter]]. | | * ''[[Benjamin & Baxter]]'': An audio documentary featuring interviews with [[Christopher Benjamin]] and [[Trevor Baxter]]. |
Jago & Litefoot was an audio series from Big Finish Productions. The stories involved Henry Gordon Jago and George Litefoot, characters first introduced in the Doctor Who story The Talons of Weng-Chiang. In the series, they solved mysteries involving paranormal or alien phenomena in 1890s London. Christopher Benjamin, Trevor Baxter and Conrad Asquith reprised their roles as Jago, Litefoot and PC Quick (promoted to Sergeant Quick, and subsequently to Inspector). They were joined in the regular cast by Lisa Bowerman as barmaid Ellie Higson.
A Companion Chronicles release entitled The Mahogany Murderers was released as a standalone story, but served as a backdoor pilot for a potential series. After favourable reception, a season of four stories were announced for release as a boxed CD set as well as digitally on 30 June 2010.[1][2] Weeks before the release of the first series, a second series was confirmed for release in January 2011,[3] and continual popularity saw a third series begin recording in August 2010 for a June 2011 release.[4] The series subsequently adopted a bi-annual release pattern, with fourteen series having been released until the end of the series.[5][6]
Stories
Series One
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series One
Series Two
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Two
Series Three
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Three
Series Four
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Four
| # |
Title |
Author |
Featuring |
Published
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| 4.1
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Jago in Love
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Nigel Fairs
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Leela, Ellie, Quick, Abigail, Sixth Doctor, Kempston, Hardwick
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March 2012
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| 4.2
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Beautiful Things
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John Dorney
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Leela, Ellie, Quick, Sixth Doctor, Kempston, Hardwick
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| 4.3
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The Lonely Clock
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Matthew Sweet
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Leela, Ellie, Sixth Doctor, Kempston, Hardwick
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| 4.4
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The Hourglass Killers
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Justin Richards
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Leela, Sixth Doctor, Ellie, Quick, Abigail, Kempston, Hardwick
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Series Five
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Five
| # |
Title |
Author |
Featuring |
Published
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| 5.1
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The Age of Revolution
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Jonathan Morris
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Ellie, Dave, Godiva, Aubrey
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6 March 2013
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| 5.2
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The Case of the Gluttonous Guru
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Marc Platt
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| 5.3
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The Bloodchild Codex
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Colin Brake
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Ellie, Dave, Godiva
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| 5.4
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The Final Act
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Justin Richards
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Ellie, Dave, Magnus Greel, Mr Sin, Godiva, Aubrey
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Series Six
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Six
Series Seven
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Seven
Series Eight
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Eight
Series Nine
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Nine
| # |
Title |
Author |
Featuring |
Published
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| 9.1
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The Flying Frenchmen
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Jonathan Morris
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Ellie, Quick, Aubrey, Fowler, Mercer, Isobelle
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28 April 2015
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| 9.2
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The Devil's Dicemen
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Justin Richards
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Aubrey, Betterman, Tibbs
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| 9.3
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Island of Death
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Simon Barnard, Paul Morris
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Isobelle, Aubrey, Tibbs
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| 9.4
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Return of the Nightmare
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Justin Richards
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Ellie, Quick, Aubrey, Fowler, Mercer, Isobelle
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Series Ten
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Ten
Series Eleven
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Eleven
Series Twelve
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Twelve
| # |
Title |
Author |
Featuring |
Published
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| 12.1
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Picture This
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Justin Richards
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Ellie, Quick, the Old One, Ravener
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26 October 2016
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| 12.2
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The Flickermen
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Paul Morris, Simon Barnard
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Ellie, Quick, the Old One, Ravener, Paul
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| 12.3
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School of Blood
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Paul Morris
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| 12.4
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Warm Blood
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Justin Richards
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Ellie, Quick, the Old One, Ravener
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Series Thirteen
- Main article: Jago & Litefoot: Series Thirteen
| # |
Title |
Author |
Featuring |
Published
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| 13.1
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The Stuff of Nightmares
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Paul Morris
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Ellie, Quick
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24 April 2017
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| 13.2
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Chapel of Night
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Jonathan Barnes
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Ellie, Quick, Angelica
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| 13.3
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How The Other Half Lives
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Matthew Sweet
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Ellie, Quick, Betterman, Aubrey
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| 13.4
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Too Much Reality
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Justin Richards
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Ellie, Quick, Betterman, Aubrey, Angelica
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- Main article: Jago & Litefoot Forever (audio anthology)
- Voyage to Venus and Voyage to the New World: These stories take place between series 4 and 5 of Jago & Litefoot. The CDs were released with reversible covers depicting the discs as either special Doctor Who releases numbered 1 & 2, or as Jago & Litefoot releases numbered 4.5 & 4.6.
- The Haunting: One of Big Finish's first releases featuring elements from the new series of Doctor Who, being released between series 10 and 11.
Notes
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