Doctor Who: Antidote to Oblivion

Doctor Who: Antidote to Oblivion

14 January 2014 · Philip Martin · Directed by Nicholas Briggs · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #181 · at Big Finish

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Future Britain is bankrupt, its corporate owners facing financial ruin. Fortunately, the Universal Monetary Fund, and its slimy representative Sil, are willing to give its President a multi-billion credit bail-out... but terms and conditions apply, and Sil's proposed austerity measures go far beyond mere benefit cuts. Responding to a distress call, the Doctor and his companion Flip land in a London whose pacified population has been driven largely underground. But the horrors down there in the dark are as nothing to the horrors that await them at ConCorp HQ, where a young biochemist in Sil's employ is working on a permanent solution to the nation's terminal unprofitability. Because in the final account, Sil plans to make a killing...
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themesgreedrebellionsurvival
A bleak future where corporate greed leads to extreme, horrifying solutions.
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Cast · 8 voices

Colin BakerDavid DobsonDawn MurphyLisa GreenwoodMandy WestonMary-Ann CafferkeyNabil ShabanScott Joseph

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Directed by Nicholas Briggs

Written by Philip Martin

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