Doctor Who: Cobwebs

Doctor Who: Cobwebs

31 July 2010 · Jonathan Morris · Directed by Barnaby Edwards · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #135 · at Big Finish

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"You know what cobwebs mean. Spiders..." In search of a cure for a sickness that's so far claimed six billion lives, scientist Nyssa arrives at an abandoned gene-tech facility on the toxic planet Helheim. ‘Hellhole', more like. Nyssa's not alone. The TARDIS has also been drawn to the Helheim base - and in its cobweb-coated corridors, she soon runs into the Doctor, Tegan and Turlough, her travelling companions of half a century past. But who, or what, has engineered this strange reunion? The Black Guardian, perhaps? The answer's here, in the dark. With the Cractids. In the cobwebs.
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A desperate scientist and old friends uncover a dark mystery on a toxic planet.
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Cast · 8 voices

Adrian LukisCharlotte LucasHelen GriffinJanet FieldingMark StricksonPeter DavisonRaymond CoulthardSarah Sutton

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Directed by Barnaby Edwards

Written by Jonathan Morris

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