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As the [[Time War]] takes a dark new turn, the [[War Doctor]] is tasked by the Time [[War Council]] with locating and assassinating a [[Gallifrey]]an renegade waging their own private campaign against both the [[Dalek]]s and the [[Time Lord]]s. Who is the mysterious [[The Barber-Surgeon|Barber-Surgeon]], and can the Doctor complete his mission without becoming all that he abhors? | As the [[Time War]] takes a dark new turn, the [[War Doctor]] is tasked by the Time [[War Council]] with locating and assassinating a [[Gallifrey]]an renegade waging [[The Barber-Surgeon's campaign|their own private campaign]] against both the [[Dalek]]s and the [[Time Lord]]s. Who is the mysterious [[The Barber-Surgeon|Barber-Surgeon]], and can the Doctor complete his mission without becoming all that he abhors? | ||
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Revision as of 20:28, 25 December 2022
The Mission was the first audio story in the anthology He Who Fights With Monsters, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by Robert Valentine and featured Jonathon Carley as the War Doctor, Ken Bones as The General and introduced Nicholas Le Prevost as the Barber-Surgeon.
Synopsis
As the Time War takes a dark new turn, the War Doctor is tasked by the Time War Council with locating and assassinating a Gallifreyan renegade waging their own private campaign against both the Daleks and the Time Lords. Who is the mysterious Barber-Surgeon, and can the Doctor complete his mission without becoming all that he abhors?
Plot
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Cast
- The War Doctor - Jonathon Carley
- The General - Ken Bones
- The Barber-Surgeon - Nicholas Le Prevost
- Vellichor / Rask - Indigo Griffiths
- Rodion - Emily-Jane McNeill
- Dalek Hunter-Killer / Nikov - Jason Merrells
- The Daleks - Nicholas Briggs
References
- To destroy the Abomination aboard the Time Lord flagship, the General sent in a Raston Squad. However, the Abomination 'painted the walls with Validium' before it died.
- In the recording he sent to the War Council, the Barber-Surgeon quotes the T. S. Eliot poem, The Hollow Men.
- The supply ship which the War Doctor travels on is called the Bessie, which he takes as a sign of luck. It is a Viridian-class maintenance vessel.
- Captain Vellichor developed a taste for Voxnic during the Fractal Incursions, and offers some to the War Doctor. The War Doctor says he's 'not above the stuff' but sticks to tea. Vellichor also claims it makes a good antiseptic.
- The Dalek aboard the comms station orbiting Kembel quotes the poem The Waste Land by T.S. Eliot, describing Skaro as a place "Where the sun beats and the dead tree gives no shelter."
Notes
to be added
Continuity
to be added
External links
- Official The Mission page at bigfinish.com
