Doctor Who: I.D.

Doctor Who: I.D.

30 April 2007 · Eddie Robson · Directed by John Ainsworth · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #93 · at Big Finish

Loading member ratings…
Your listening:
↗ Share
✉ EmailBlueskyWhatsApp

Not signed in? Your listening status and listen list stay only in this browser until you create an account.

Your rating:
Cast9 voices
Verified links1 edition

Synopsis

I.D. by Eddie Robson (3 parts) In the 32nd Century, the Doctor finds himself on a planet piled high with discarded computer technology. Picking over these remains are an army of Scandroids, a collection of unsavoury, illegal Data Pirates and a team of researchers from the mysterious Lonway Clinic. This is a world of organic-digital transfer and 'personality surgery' which the Doctor finds disturbing enough, until something far more deadly starts to emerge. Urgent Calls by Eddie Robson (1 part) Earth, 1974. An innocent phone call. Okay, it was a wrong number, but there can't be any harm in that. Can there?
Romance not assessedInferred themesidentitymysterysurvival
A chilling exploration of identity and danger in a technologically advanced future and a mundane past.
Automated synopsis signals · inferred hints, not verified catalogue attributes, member tags, or a content guarantee

Wikipedia: Eddie Robson (author) · Wikipedia: Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures (series)

Cast · 9 voices

Colin BakerDavid DobsonGyles BrandrethHelen Atkinson-WoodJoseph ThompsonKate BrownKerry SkinnerNatasha PyneSara Griffiths

Crew · 2

Directed by John Ainsworth

Written by Eddie Robson

Write your review

Create your account or log in to rate, log and review — takes 10 seconds.

Where to listen or buy

We don’t know the format, price or region for these links yet.

Know a price, a format, or another place to listen?

also available: Google Play

FCF is not enrolled in a commission programme and does not add tracking parameters. A retailer or source may supply its own referral parameters; those are controlled by the destination, not FCF.

How to read this entry: the catalogue keeps each purchasable audio part as its own link. “Part N of M” describes a split audio production, while “Book N” is the numbered series position; neither label claims that separate rows are the same text edition or a complete set.

Tags

PiratesDoctor Who

Similar audiobooks

More with shared cast:

More like this

More by Eddie Robson