Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Darkening Eye

Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Darkening Eye

1 August 2010 · Stewart Sheargold · Directed by Ken Bentley · Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles #14 · at Big Finish

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Synopsis

While investigating a debris-littered battlefield in deep space, the TARDIS crew are salvaged by an ancient race of collectors known as Dar Traders. Separated from the Doctor after an accident, Adric, Tegan and Nyssa find themselves at the mercy of the Traders' curiosity. But the Traders have salvaged a cabinet from the battle that could be very dangerous indeed. What does the suave assassin, Damasin Hyde, know of the cabinet? And why is everybody so interested in the missing Time Lord? To find the Doctor, the TARDIS crew will have to enter a violent inter-planetary war. Where someone will die, and it will change everything.
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themessurvivalmysteryrescuewarsacrifice
A desperate search for a missing friend amidst a dangerous cosmic war.
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Cast · 9 voices

Derek CarlyleJanet FieldingJon CulshawMark StricksonMatthew WaterhousePeter DavisonSarah SuttonStewart SheargoldSylvester McCoy

Crew · 1

Directed by Ken Bentley

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