Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Great Space Elevator

Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles: The Great Space Elevator

2 April 2008 · Jonathan Morris · Directed by Nigel Fairs · Doctor Who: The Companion Chronicles #10 · 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:
Cast12 voices
Verified links3 editions

Synopsis

The Great Space Elevator is a marvel of human engineering; a transit tube stretching from the equator up to a space station held in geosynchronous orbit. When the TARDIS lands in Sumatra in the future, the Second Doctor, Jamie and Victoria are captured by guards just as the station loses power. Together with Security Officer Tara Kerley, the three travellers take a one-way trip on the elevator to fix the problem, and find themselves confronted by a powerful alien force that threatens to wreak chaos on Earth...
Romance not assessedInferred themesdiscoveryexplorationsurvivalheroism
Future tech, alien threats, and a race to save Earth.
Automated synopsis signals · inferred hints, not verified catalogue attributes, member tags, or a content guarantee

Wikipedia: Jonathan Morris (author) · Wikipedia: Doctor Who (series)

Cast · 12 voices

Anneke WillsColin BakerDan StarkeyDaphne AshbrookDeborah WatlingElliot ChapmanFrazer HinesHelen GoldwynJonathan MorrisLouise JamesonNicola BryantWendy Padbury

Crew · 1

Directed by Nigel Fairs

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: Apple Books — Jonathan Morris, Audible, 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

AliensDoctor WhoSpace Opera

Similar audiobooks

More with shared cast:

More like this

More by Jonathan Morris