Doctor Who: Shellshock

Doctor Who: Shellshock

30 April 2018 · Simon Barnard, Paul Morris · Directed by Nicholas Briggs · Doctor Who: The Fourth Doctor Adventures #76 · at Big Finish

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When the TARDIS lands behind German lines at the height of the First World War the Doctor finds himself inadvertently transported to a hospital full of traumatised soldiers. They're suffering from shellshock but also something else. Something causing vivid nightmares that chill the blood. Something not of this place. Things are not quiet on the Western Front. Note: This title is also available on CD as part of Doctor Who: The Fourth Doctor Adventures Series 11: The Nine
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Wartime horror meets psychological mystery with a touch of the supernatural.
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Paul MorrisSimon BarnardTom Baker

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Directed by Nicholas Briggs

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