The Doctor Who Audio Dramas

The Doctor Who Audio Dramas is the world’s longest running family friendly production of Doctor Who. Started in 1982, this series spans eight Doctors, a host of companions, and over 200 stories. Thousands of episodes are downloaded every month. New episodes appear on iTunes two weeks after they premier on the main website. Note that, due to the age of some of the material, quality will vary. www.dwad.net or www.facebook.com/groups/doctorwhoaudiodramas/
Episodes
Episodes



Sunday Mar 01, 1998
146 The Warlords of Apshai part one
Sunday Mar 01, 1998
Sunday Mar 01, 1998
THREE DOCTORS…
THREE MASTERS…
ONE
FINAL
BATTLE



Sunday Jan 04, 1998
145 The Augury of Death part four
Sunday Jan 04, 1998
Sunday Jan 04, 1998
“No! Not again! If I’m going to play your games, whoever you are, it would be nice if you used a consistent set of rules!”
Throughout his years of traveling, righting wrongs and challenging injustices the Doctor has been…noticed.
Noticed by very powerful beings indeed.
And now, because of this The Doctor is alone, he’s lost the TARDIS, he’s lost Dara and if he’s not careful he’ll lose his lives.
To escape The Doctor must form an unthinkable alliance with one of his oldest enemies testing his ingenuity to its very limits to rescue Dara and recover his Time Ship.
Set squarely between The Doctor and his freedom are the spiny tails and ceremonial knives of a unit of bloodthirsty Kajiiri warriors – ruthless reptiles with the most unpleasant habits when it comes to predicting the future…
And if that were not enough The Doctor must come to terms with the shattering realisation that he himself has now become…a commodity.



Saturday Jan 03, 1998
145 The Augury of Death part three
Saturday Jan 03, 1998
Saturday Jan 03, 1998
“No! Not again! If I’m going to play your games, whoever you are, it would be nice if you used a consistent set of rules!”
Throughout his years of traveling, righting wrongs and challenging injustices the Doctor has been…noticed.
Noticed by very powerful beings indeed.
And now, because of this The Doctor is alone, he’s lost the TARDIS, he’s lost Dara and if he’s not careful he’ll lose his lives.
To escape The Doctor must form an unthinkable alliance with one of his oldest enemies testing his ingenuity to its very limits to rescue Dara and recover his Time Ship.
Set squarely between The Doctor and his freedom are the spiny tails and ceremonial knives of a unit of bloodthirsty Kajiiri warriors – ruthless reptiles with the most unpleasant habits when it comes to predicting the future…
And if that were not enough The Doctor must come to terms with the shattering realisation that he himself has now become…a commodity.



Friday Jan 02, 1998
145 The Augury of Death part two
Friday Jan 02, 1998
Friday Jan 02, 1998
“No! Not again! If I’m going to play your games, whoever you are, it would be nice if you used a consistent set of rules!”
Throughout his years of traveling, righting wrongs and challenging injustices the Doctor has been…noticed.
Noticed by very powerful beings indeed.
And now, because of this The Doctor is alone, he’s lost the TARDIS, he’s lost Dara and if he’s not careful he’ll lose his lives.
To escape The Doctor must form an unthinkable alliance with one of his oldest enemies testing his ingenuity to its very limits to rescue Dara and recover his Time Ship.
Set squarely between The Doctor and his freedom are the spiny tails and ceremonial knives of a unit of bloodthirsty Kajiiri warriors – ruthless reptiles with the most unpleasant habits when it comes to predicting the future…
And if that were not enough The Doctor must come to terms with the shattering realisation that he himself has now become…a commodity.



Thursday Jan 01, 1998
145 The Augury of Death part one
Thursday Jan 01, 1998
Thursday Jan 01, 1998
“No! Not again! If I’m going to play your games, whoever you are, it would be nice if you used a consistent set of rules!”
Throughout his years of traveling, righting wrongs and challenging injustices the Doctor has been…noticed.
Noticed by very powerful beings indeed.
And now, because of this The Doctor is alone, he’s lost the TARDIS, he’s lost Dara and if he’s not careful he’ll lose his lives.
To escape The Doctor must form an unthinkable alliance with one of his oldest enemies testing his ingenuity to its very limits to rescue Dara and recover his Time Ship.
Set squarely between The Doctor and his freedom are the spiny tails and ceremonial knives of a unit of bloodthirsty Kajiiri warriors – ruthless reptiles with the most unpleasant habits when it comes to predicting the future…
And if that were not enough The Doctor must come to terms with the shattering realisation that he himself has now become…a commodity.



Thursday Sep 04, 1997
144 The Backbone of Night part four
Thursday Sep 04, 1997
Thursday Sep 04, 1997
Episode 144
Season 29 – Production code 21D9
“But isn’t that dangerous?”
“There are things out there far more dangerous than drunks with guns, Doctor.”
San Francisco, 1896. The opium dens of Chinatown and the rowdy houses of the Barbary Coast are traps for the unwary. But a far more dangerous trap awaits the Doctor as he visits the City by the Bay.
An ancient enemy is waiting for him…and if he fails to see her for what she is, the price will be not just his life, but his very soul…
Join us as the Doctor journeys into the very hearts of darkness…his own.



Wednesday Sep 03, 1997
144 The Backbone of Night part three
Wednesday Sep 03, 1997
Wednesday Sep 03, 1997
Episode 144
Season 29 – Production code 21D9
"But isn’t that dangerous?”
“There are things out there far more dangerous than drunks with guns, Doctor.”
San Francisco, 1896. The opium dens of Chinatown and the rowdy houses of the Barbary Coast are traps for the unwary. But a far more dangerous trap awaits the Doctor as he visits the City by the Bay.
An ancient enemy is waiting for him…and if he fails to see her for what she is, the price will be not just his life, but his very soul…
Join us as the Doctor journeys into the very hearts of darkness…his own.



Tuesday Sep 02, 1997
144 The Backbone of Night part two
Tuesday Sep 02, 1997
Tuesday Sep 02, 1997
Episode 144
Season 29 – Production code 21D9
“But isn’t that dangerous?”
“There are things out there far more dangerous than drunks with guns, Doctor.”
San Francisco, 1896. The opium dens of Chinatown and the rowdy houses of the Barbary Coast are traps for the unwary. But a far more dangerous trap awaits the Doctor as he visits the City by the Bay.
An ancient enemy is waiting for him…and if he fails to see her for what she is, the price will be not just his life, but his very soul…
Join us as the Doctor journeys into the very hearts of darkness…his own.



Monday Sep 01, 1997
144 The Backbone of Night part one
Monday Sep 01, 1997
Monday Sep 01, 1997
Episode 144
Season 29 – Production code 21D9
“But isn’t that dangerous?”
“There are things out there far more dangerous than drunks with guns, Doctor.”
San Francisco, 1896. The opium dens of Chinatown and the rowdy houses of the Barbary Coast are traps for the unwary. But a far more dangerous trap awaits the Doctor as he visits the City by the Bay.
An ancient enemy is waiting for him…and if he fails to see her for what she is, the price will be not just his life, but his very soul…
Join us as the Doctor journeys into the very hearts of darkness…his own.



Wednesday Feb 05, 1997
143 The Doomsday Signal part five
Wednesday Feb 05, 1997
Wednesday Feb 05, 1997
For years, mankind has been sending signals into deep space, searching for extraterrestrial life, hoping to receive a reply.
Today, we finally got one.
It wasn’t the kind we were expecting.
The festive mood of New Orleans Mardi Gras is suddenly broken as an intergalactic spaceship blots out the sky. Their response to our message is simple:
” Peoples of the Planet Terra. I am Marin, Commander of the Androsi flagship Traka. We have received your notice of war and have come to respond. I find it odd, though. Our scans show your technological level to be quite low. You can barely escape your planet’s gravity and you’ve never travelled beyond your system. Why would you invite such as this upon yourself? Oh well, it doesn’t matter. Honour must be maintained. Prepare to die.”
Mankind’s greatest disaster has come upon him as, in a matter of moments, New Orleans becomes the first victim of alien reprisal. It seems Earth’s gesture of friendship to the galaxy has been grossly misinterpreted. But who can stop the ensuing cataclysm unleashed by a race bent on vengeance?
Before Earth can muster what forces it can, a second ship appears in the skies. Then a third. Androsi? No! Earth’s signals have been intercepted by other alien races as well. And now the Funari and the Stephani have come to exact their retribution as well upon a world foolish enough to challenge them.
With three alien races vying for the honour of destroying mankind and the earth caught in the middle, is anyone able to stop the madness and save the world?
From the pen of John S. Drew, the writer who brought you The Time Brokers, comes another story destined to be a classic: Doomsday Signal.

The Doctor Who Audio Dramas
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