Doctor Who: Loups-Garoux

Doctor Who: Loups-Garoux

10 December 2000 · Marc Platt · Directed by Nicholas Pegg · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #21 · at Big Finish

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Germany 1589: the townspeople of Cologne pronounce a sentence of death on a mass-murderer who has stalked the countryside in the guise of a ferocious wolf. Russia 1812: retreating from Napoleon's invading forces, a merchant's daughter is rescued from bandits by a handsome partisan with a ravenous appetite. Brazil 2080: The Doctor and Turlough arrive for the Rio de Janeiro carnival. Is wealthy heiress Ileana de Santos all that she seems? What sinister ailment afflicts her invalid son, tended by the mysterious Dr Hayashi? And who exactly is Rosa, engaged on a secret quest to fulfil the destiny of her extinct tribe? Time is running out for Rosa, Ileana and the Doctor, as the fearsome shadow of an ancient werewolf moves ever closer...
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themesghosts-hauntingsmysterysurvivaldestinyidentity
A multi-era supernatural mystery with ancient evils and a race against time.
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Cast · 5 voices

Alex LoweDuncan WisbeyMarc PlattMark StricksonPeter Davison

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Directed by Nicholas Pegg

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