Doctor Who: The Secret History

Doctor Who: The Secret History

17 June 2015 · Eddie Robson · Directed by Barnaby Edwards · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #199 · at Big Finish

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The TARDIS brings the Doctor, Steven and Vicki to the Italian city of Ravenna in the year 540 - besieged by the army of the celebrated Byzantine general Belisarius. Caught up in the fighting, Steven ends up on a boat bound for Constantinople, the heart of the Roman Empire. Rescuing Steven, however, is the least of the Doctor's problems - because he shouldn't be mixed up in this particular adventure at all. Someone has sabotaged his own personal timeline, putting him in the place of his First incarnation... but who, and why? The truth is about to be revealed - but at what cost to all of the Doctors, and to the whole future history of the planet Earth?
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themessurvivalwaridentityconspiracytransformationrescue
A historical adventure with a temporal twist and high stakes for all of time.
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Cast · 13 voices

Barnaby EdwardsElizabeth MortonGiles WatlingGraeme GardenJohn BanksLysette AnthonyMaureen O'BrienNicholas BriggsPeter DavisonPeter PurvesSarah WoodwardTim WallersTony Millan

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Directed by Barnaby Edwards

Written by Eddie Robson

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