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Freakshow was an audio drama in Big Finish Productions' The Companion Chronicles series. It was initially a digital download exclusively offered to readers of Doctor Who Magazine Issue 419, but was later released as part of the Companion Chronicles: The Specials box set.

Publisher's summary

The TARDIS arrives in Arizona 1905, where travelling showman Thaddeus P Winklemeyer is offering the residents of Buzzard Creek the elixir of life. Winklemeyer also owns a unique carnival, which is full of caged alien creatures. And in Turlough he has found a brand new exhibit...

Plot

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Cast

References

  • Thaddeus is a Vermaal.
  • The aliens in the Freakshow consist of:
    • "Aqua Boy" - no given name/race. A water-breather.
    • "The Mimic" - no given name/race. A shapechanger.
    • "The Wild Man of Borneo" - Berman Labazeen, a Krolock.
    • "The Porcupine" - Splayne, no given race.
    • "The Butterfly" - no given name.
  • Winklemeyer also has two Sythaks - snakes from Palliox, a planet near Trion.
  • The events take place around the town of Buzzard Creek, somewhere in the western states of America, circa 1905.
  • Turlough records a deposition for the Galactic Authorities.
  • Smart implants were outlawed 8 centuries earlier by the Hexen-Brock treaty. The Doctor saved Jallican Brock from assassination by a Tamaranian death squad at the signing of the treaty.

Notes

  • The DWM download was considered a promotion for the Big Finish line, so the file began with an introduction by Nicholas Briggs giving a brief history of the company's audio releases.
  • This audio drama was recorded on 24 April 2009.

Continuity

Timeline

Releases

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