Doctor Who: The Wishing Beast

Doctor Who: The Wishing Beast

31 July 2007 · Paul Magrs · Directed by John Ainsworth · Doctor Who: The Monthly Adventures #96 · at Big Finish

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The Wishing Beast (a 3-part story) What can it mean when the Doctor and Mel are drawn to an asteroid by a message from the strange, elderly Applewhite sisters? The travellers are promised that they will receive their dearest wishes when they enter the frozen forests of this benighted shard of a world. But the ghosts that haunt this place are desperate to warn the Doctor about the sisters' promises. Only the ghosts know the true nature of the legendary Wishing Beast. The Vanity Box (a 1-part story) A strange beauty parlour has opened its doors for business in a dowdy Salford terrace circa 1965. Monsieur Coiffure is the talk of the street with his fabulous make-overs. When the Doctor arrives, however, he knows at once that there's been some unnatural titivation going on.
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Mysterious invitations lead to supernatural encounters and hidden dangers in two distinct tales.
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Cast · 10 voices

Bonnie LangfordChristine MooreColin BakerDiana FlackGeraldine NewmanJean MarshRachel LaurenceSean ConnollyToby LongworthToby Sawyer

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Directed by John Ainsworth

Written by Paul Magrs

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