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After experimenting with audio for a few years BBV | After experimenting with audio for a few years, BBV began regularly releasing audio dramas in [[1998]] under the umbrella title "[[Audio Adventures in Time and Space]]". One line of adventures was ''[[The Time Travellers (series)|The Time Travellers]]'', starring Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred as [[Seventh Doctor|the Professor]] and [[Ace]]; the two so closely resembled their ''Doctor Who'' characters that, by the seventh story, the BBC had stepped-in and demanded changes to not infringe copyrights – the main change was that the main characters were now the Dominie and Alice. | ||
The first of the Audio Adventures | The first of the Audio Adventures that didn't feature McCoy and Aldred was a two-story series called ''[[The Wanderer]]'', which featured [[Nicholas Briggs]] as an amnesic space-traveller who one of the other characters dubs "Fred". Briggs had previously played the Doctor for unlicensed fan audios made by [[Audio Visuals]]. | ||
BBV moved away from audio stories about characters that could be the | BBV moved away from audio stories about characters that could be the Doctor after the establishment of [[Big Finish]]'s officially-licensed line of ''Doctor Who'' audio dramas, instead moving on to audios featuring characters from the ''Who'' universe such as Romana and K9. | ||
Following the success of the ''Auton'' trilogy, BBV made standalone audios featuring alien races from ''Who'' (licensed directly from the writers that created them), and in some instances allowing the writers to author new stories featuring their characters (such as ''[[The Rani Reaps the Whirlwind]]'', written by [[Pip & Jane Baker]]). Also released by BBV was a series of stories by [[Lawrence Miles]] about his history-spanning cult organisation, [[Faction Paradox]]. | |||
In [[2002]] BBV announced that it would be no longer producing audio stories and instead would focus on video releases. | In [[2002]] BBV announced that it would be no longer producing audio stories and instead would focus on video releases. |
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