Day of the Master (audio story)

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Day of the Master was the third and final story in the audio anthology Ravenous 4, produced by Big Finish Productions. It was written by John Dorney and featured Paul McGann as the Eighth Doctor, Nicola Walker as Liv Chenka, Hattie Morahan as Helen Sinclair and Mark Bonnar as the Eleven.

Publisher's summary

The Doctor investigates a mystery in the vortex, Liv follows the trail of their enemy, and Helen searches for a god. Everywhere they go there is a Master or Mistress, but is the Doctor's oldest enemy there to hinder them, or to help? With the TARDIS crew scattered and lost, only a miracle can save the universe. And for that to happen someone is going to have to die.

Plot

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Cast

References

  • When working out his identity, Liv believes the Master to be an incarnation of the Eleven, guessing he is the Four, the Six, the Twelve and the Thirteen.
  • The Doctor thinks Missy could be an incarnation of the Rani, saying that the Master and the Rani have worked together in the past.
  • When the Master suggests wiping his body-snatching incarnation's mind and throwing him into the vortex, Missy mentions River Song, and states that she wouldn't object to trying her methods of mind wiping on the "Bruce" incarnation.

Notes

  • Regarding the War Master and Missy being in Ravenous 4, Dorney said there would be no amnesia involved.[1] Indeed, the Doctor never met either the War Master nor Missy, nor did he learn they were future incarnations of the Master. Although Liv described the War Master, it was a vague enough description for the Doctor to not be able to recognise him, while Helen only ever discovered that Missy was a Time Lady who knew the Doctor.

Continuity

External links

Footnotes

  1. ↑ https://twitter.com/MrJohnDorney/status/1111245268182355969
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