This month sees two classic Target novelisations released as audio books: the sixth/second Doctor adventure
The Two Doctors by
Robert Holmes, originally published in December 1985 and read here by the sixth Doctor himself,
Colin Baker; and
The Curse of Fenric by
Ian Briggs, featuring the seventh Doctor and originally published in November 1990, here read by "Davros" actor
Terry Molloy (this latter release having been brought forward in the schedule from November, swapping places with
Royal Blood).
Further audio books based on novelisations will continue into the next year. December sees the first historic pairing of Sarah Jane Smith and K-9 in
Terence Dudley's
K-9 And Company, whilst in the new year the fourth Doctor encounters an ancient Time Lord menace in
Doctor Who and the State of Decay (by
Terrance Dicks). February then jumps a time track back to the first Doctor's visit to
The Space Museum (by
Glyn Jones), followed in March by an exploration of one the seven wonders of the universe by the third Doctor in
Death to the Daleks (also by Terrance Dicks). In April its 'friends reunited' as the second Doctor and the Brigadier face the Cybermen in
The Invasion (by
Ian Marter), and then in May the fifth Doctor becomes one of "
The King's Demons" and confronts an old adversary in 13th Century England (also by Terence Dudley). Note: schedules for these and other BBC Audio releases are subject to change.
The Two DoctorsWritten by Robert Holmes, read by Colin BakerReleased 3rd September 2015 [order]Colin Baker reads this exciting classic novelisation of a Sixth Doctor TV adventureDisturbed by the time travel experiments being conducted on Space Station J7, the Time Lords send the second Doctor and Jamie to investigate. Arriving on the station in deep space, they are attacked by a shock force of Sontarans, and the Doctor is left for dead.
Across the gulfs of Time and Space, the Sixth Doctor discovers that his former incarnation is very much alive. Together with Peri and Jamie he must rescue his other self before the plans of scientist Dastari, and the ruthless augmented Androgum Chessene, reach their deadly and shocking conclusion...
Colin Baker, who played Sixth Doctor in the BBC TV series, reads
Robert Holmes' complete and unabridged novelisation, first published by Target Books in 1985.
Competition
To be in with a chance to win a copy of the audio book
The Two Doctors courtesy of BBC Audio, answer the following question:
What race does Jamie first mis-identify Chessene as, before the (sixth) Doctor corrects him?
Please send your answers along with your name, address and where you heard about the competition (news site, news app, other website, etc.) to
comp-twodoctorscd@doctorwhonews.net with the subject
"Yes, Jamie, it is a big one...". The competition is open world-wide, closing date:
27th September 2015. Only one entry per household will be accepted.
The Curse of FenricWritten by Ian Briggs, read by Terry MolleyReleased 3rd September 2015 [order]Terry Molloy reads this exciting classic novelisation of a Seventh Doctor TV adventureAt a North Yorkshire naval base in 1943, Dr Judson is using his ULTIMA code-breaking machine to decipher the runic inscriptions in the crypt of the nearby church.
Meanwhile, Commander Millington is obsessed with his research into the toxic bombs that he insists will hasten the end of World War Two. When a squad of the Russian Red Army lands on the nearby coast, with instructions to steal the ULTIMA machine, they are unaware that Millington had turned it into a devastating secret weapon.
Into this scenario materialises the Doctor and Ace. Ace isn't impressed with the security arrangements or the fashions - but the Doctor had graver matters on his mind. Beneath the waters at Maidens Point, an ancient evil stirs. The Doctor uncovers mysteries concealed within villainous plots - but what connects them all to a thousand-year curse?
Terry Molloy, who played Davros in Doctor Who, reads
Ian Briggs' complete and unabridged novelisation, first published by Target Books in 1990.
Competition
To be in with a chance to win a copy of the audio book
The Curse Of Fenric courtesy of BBC Audio, answer the following question:
What is the trigger word to release the toxin hidden inside the ULTIMA machine?
Please send your answers along with your name, address and where you heard about the competition (news site, news app, other website, etc.) to
comp-fenriccd@doctorwhonews.net with the subject
"Flip Flops are ace!". The competition is open world-wide, closing date:
27th September 2015. Only one entry per household will be accepted.
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