Iris Wildthyme: Wildthyme at Large

Iris Wildthyme: Wildthyme at Large

30 November 2005 · Paul Magrs · Directed by Gary Russell · Iris Wildthyme #2 · at Big Finish

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Synopsis

A message to you from Panda: "Apparently, it has been ten years since Tom's adventures aboard Iris Wildthyme's transdimensional double-decker bus. Tom has now settled into a life of writing weird and wonderful novels (his description; I call them schlocky) about his erstwhile friend in order to support himself and, of course, his best real friend, me! One small, highly intelligent and terribly sophisticated Panda. Then, one night at a book launch, there was a ruckus in the signing queue. Suddenly, the loud-mouthed floozy of the multiverse was back in his life, no our lives! I ask you, how rude is that? Anyway, she embarrassed him in front of his fans and caused a punch up. Before Tom even knew it, Iris had entrusted him with her most precious possession, ridden off into the night with Robin Hood, and revealed that she was being hunted by evil forces from a higher dimension. Of course, they both needed me to save the day."
violenceRomance not assessedInferred themesfriendshiphopeexplorationconspiracyheroismsurvival
Whimsical interdimensional chaos ensues with a reluctant hero and his sassy panda.
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Cast · 9 voices

Ann BrysonDavid BensonDuncan WisbeyKaty ManningLizzie HopleyLucy BeresfordOrtis DeleySimon GuerrierStephen Chance

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Directed by Gary Russell

Written by Paul Magrs

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