Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: Ringpullworld

Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: Ringpullworld

23 April 2009 · Paul Magrs · Directed by Neil Roberts · Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles #25 · at Big Finish

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Vislor Turlough is in trouble again: piloting a stolen ship through a pocket universe on a mission that is strictly forbidden by the Doctor. He would be going it alone, but there is unwelcome company in the form of Huxley, one of the legendary novelisors of Verbatim Six, who is narrating and recording Turlough's life. As they hurtle towards unknown peril, Turlough recalls his arrival in the TARDIS, and the circumstances that propelled himself, the Doctor and Tegan into the Ringpull universe. He has a story to tell. But only Huxley knows how it might end...
Romance not assessedInferred themesexplorationisolationmysterydestinysurvivallegacy
A reluctant hero faces forbidden peril, his fate narrated by an unwelcome companion.
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Cast · 12 voices

Alex LoweAnneke WillsColin BakerJanet FieldingJohn PickardKaty ManningMark StricksonNicholas CourtneyNicola BryantPaul MagrsPeter DavisonSarah Sutton

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Directed by Neil Roberts

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