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* [http://www.bigfinish.com/02-Doctor-Who-Phantasmagoria Big Finish '''Phantasmagoria''' page]
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"Phantasmagoria" is the second in the series of Doctor Who CD Audio Dramas produced by Big Finish Productions. Written by Mark Gatiss and directed by Nicholas Briggs, the story features the Fifth Doctor and Turlough, with Peter Davison and Mark Strickson respectively reprising their roles from the original television series. Strickson becomes the first of many companion actors to reprise his TV role for Big Finish.

Publisher's summary

The TARDIS takes the Doctor and Turlough to the London of 1702 where a mysterious highwayman roams the streets, a local occultist has made contact with the dead and gentlemen of fashion are disappearing, only to find themselves in a chamber whose walls weep blood...

The time travellers become enmeshed in the hideous plans of Sir Nikolas Valentine, a gambler at the mysterious Diabola Club who always seems to have a winning hand...

Cast

References

  • Hannah is given brandy to settle her nerves.
  • The Doctor gives Turlough his 1928 edition of Wisden's Almanac.

Notes

  • This story was originally released as a double cassette as well as double CD.

Continuity

to be added

Timeline

External links