The Second Doctor Boxset

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The Second Doctor Boxset is a Big Finish Productions audio drama set based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. These stories are in the Companion Chronicles format, a "talking book" narrated by the Doctor's companions (albeit not in character) with guest stars' voices, music and sound effects.

Prison in Space[]

Author[]

• Dick Sharples
• adapted by Simon Guerrier

Plot[]

The Second Doctor, Jamie and Zoe arrive at a point in the future when the Earth is ruled by Chairman Babs and all men are subjugated. While Zoe is brainwashed, Jamie and the Doctor are sent to a satellite prison where they instigate a revolution for men's suffrage.

Cast[]

• Jamie McCrimmon – Frazer Hines
• Zoe Heriot – Wendy Padbury
• Babs – Susan Brown

The Destroyers[]

Author[]

• Terry Nation
• adapted by Nicholas Briggs & John Dorney

Plot[]

Soldiers in the far future battle against the menace of the Daleks.

Cast[]

• Sara Kingdom – Jean Marsh
• Mark 7 – Alan Cox
• Jason – Chris Porter
• David Kingdom – Alex Mallinson
• Daleks – Nicholas Briggs

Continuity[]

• The Guardian of the Solar System references the events of The Destroyers. For Sara, this is her earliest point, taking place before her appearance in The Daleks' Master Plan.

Notes[]

• Prison in Space was ultimately dropped in favour of The Krotons.
• Terry Nation, creator and owner of the Daleks, wrote The Destroyers as a television pilot which he hoped to sell in America.^{[citation needed]}

References[]

External links[]

• Big Finish Productions Second Doctor Boxset^{[dead link]}
• Hidden Planet Lost Scripts site – Prison in Space
• Hidden Planet Lost Scripts site – The Destroyers